The draft agenda for the upcoming New Zealand ACTA meeting has leaked along with information on negotiating venue and other logistical details. The agenda commits a full day for each of border measures, Internet enforcement, criminal measures, and civil enforcement. The final day – the meeting is a record five […]
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