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Dutch govt announces plan to fight jihadist internet use through sort-of-voluntary censorship

30 August 2014

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"the Dutch Hosting Provider Association (DHPA), that represents Dutch ISP’s, posted a press release (in Dutch) stating the DHPA opposes the Dutch govt’s voluntary censorship plan."

See: Dutch govt announces plan to fight jihadist internet use through sort-of-voluntary censorship (MRK Notebook, link)

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