Poland will be the controversial anti-piraterijverdrag ACTA does not approve. The prime minister said, according to news agency AP. Many European countries have their questions put to the convention, of which bright is protested.
ACTA is an international treaty to piracy on the internet, but opponents fear that the treaty will only lead to censorship on the internet. Poland, the convention will in any case not to ratify it, says news agency AP. Thus Poland is the first country that his support of ACTA permanently withdraws.
Under pressure of protests are more countries to doubt, including the Netherlands, where a majority of the Second Chamber not behind ACTA. The ratification of a treaty by parliament is necessary to make the agreements in a treaty to ratify; the signing can take place without the support of the Second Room, but only after ratification does a country with ACTA. The Second Chamber first wants to know whether there are any fundamental rights are violated by ACTA. Governments in Germany, Bulgaria, the Czech republic and Slovenia have doubts also.
Now part of the support for ACTA in the European Parliament. This seems to be the chance that ACTA in Europe is turned into legislation is becoming increasingly smaller. Other countries have not yet responded to the rejection of ACTA by Poland.