Abstract
There is no specific regulation on issues of blocking, filtering, and take-down in Dutch law. However, a wide body of case law exists, primarily based on the liability exemption for information society service providers as laid down in Article 196c book 6 Civil Code (implementation of EU Directive 2000/31/EC on e-commerce).
THE NETHERLANDS 1
1. Legal Sources 1
2. Legal Framework 2
2.1. Blocking and/or filtering of illegal Internet content 3
2.2. Take-down/removal of illegal Internet content 6
3. Procedural Aspects 9
4. General Monitoring of Internet 10
5. Assessment as to the case law of the European Court of Human Rights 11
THE NETHERLANDS 1
1. Legal Sources 1
2. Legal Framework 2
2.1. Blocking and/or filtering of illegal Internet content 3
2.2. Take-down/removal of illegal Internet content 6
3. Procedural Aspects 9
4. General Monitoring of Internet 10
5. Assessment as to the case law of the European Court of Human Rights 11
Original language | Dutch |
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Place of Publication | Switserland |
Publisher | Council of Europe |
Commissioning body | Swiss Institute for Compararive Law |
Number of pages | 13 |
Publication status | Published - 2015 |