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Belgium Targets Internet Archive's 'Open Library' in Sweeping Site Blocking Order
(torrentfreak.com)
this post was submitted on 03 Aug 2025
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What is the point with Internet archive & Belgium in your post?
Freedom of information in the internet. Belgium should not have made this law, or enforced it. It's one thing to have a law in your nation for wild card situations, but this is about not allowing Belgians access to information outside their libraries that may contradict state narratives & agendas.