The EFF and Public Knowledge have submitted a joint response to the USTR consultation on the Special 301 process. The organizations warn against sanctioning countries for not implementing ACTA.
EFF & Public Knowledge Warn Against Using ACTA in USTR Special 301
February 19, 2010
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