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EU-ACTA: European Commission written response on ACTA

01 May 2012

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EU-ACTA: European Commission written response on ACTA (pdf) to the Opinion of the European Data Protection Supervisor: European Data Protection Supervisor Opinion on the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA, pdf)

EDPS Press release: ACTA measures to enforce IP rights in the digital environment could threaten privacy and data protection if not properly implemented (link)

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