The EU is seeking to combat the use of the Internet by terrorists by making the creation of web sites that encourage violence or explain how to make bombs a criminal offence.
No mention of virtual worlds yet.
EU law to combat Internet Extremism
November 6, 2007 by Roderick Jones
Posted in Extremism/Terrorism, News | Leave a Comment
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