This Digitized Society

End ACTA and Protect our right to privacy on the Internet

Articles about ACTA

Electronic Frontier Foundation - Anti-Counterfeiting Trade agreement

Forbes - If You Thought SOPA Was Bad, Just Wait Until You Meet ACTA

BBC - ACTA: European Parliament’s Schulz criticizes treaty

Call To Arms

The Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement, or ACTA, is a ‘plurilateral’ trade agreement, currently being negotiated between the US, Canada, Japan, the European Union, South Korea, Mexico, Switzerland, Australia and New Zealand. It is somewhat similar to SOPA/PIPA, however ACTA is an executive agreement between countries besides the United States, and it can be passed without the approval from Congress and the Supreme Court. It is potentially hazardous to the Internet we know and how it works.

We need to stop ACTA before it is finally approved by all countries involved. If you value your privacy and you don’t want “Big Brother” watching over you, sign this petition and spread the word. Research ACTA and see just how dangerous it is to the Internet, our privacy, and our liberties.

Join The Fight and Sign the Petition