Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2012-11-20-Speech-2-415-000"
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"Digital citizenship is a fundamental part of the European Union, and necessary for producing well-informed players in the electronic processes of democracy. The first issue we need to address is that of the digital divide and in particular the protection of the least-protected groups, including minors. The adoption of the report on protecting children in the digital world lays the foundations for a more organic framework directive that includes all the measures concerning children in previous EU legislation. It is undoubtedly necessary to encourage action to combat online crime, which has been successfully adopted by some Member States. But the cultural and legal differences among Member States make it hard to establish clearly which content should be penalised. Self-regulation adopted so far has proven useful, but has demonstrated limits that must be corrected with a unified framework of rights that tackles conduct that could have serious consequences for young Europeans. Thanks to this report, we are on the way to greater uniformity of intervention."@en1
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