On Monday 30 March, presented EU Commissioner for Internal Malmström a new proposal for a directive to combat child pornography. This includes all EU Member States are invited to child pornographic sites to block the Web. The new rules should take into account, among other things, technological developments and replace the EU Directive of 2004 (2004/68/JHA). A review and reevaluation
course, is basically correct, but Internet censorship is definitely the wrong way! Locks can be easily circumvented, and the CRL can be used in the worst case as a "yellow pages". The EU should concentrate on fighting to enforce international agreements in order to remove such material faster from the net. The fight against child pornography - that documented child abuse - is too important for symbolic politics.
Justice Minister Sabine Leutheusser-Schnarrenberger has called for the principle of "Delete instead of locks," which was agreed in the coalition agreement, already clear. I am very glad that they dealt with the issue proactively. I will support them like this. Lisbon since no Member State can prevent a single veto in the Council a project. We now need to advertise so for majorities in our neighbors. Also the EU Parliament will vote on the policy, and we will support the FDP MEPs and the European liberals like it.
- Jimmy Schulz 
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