[Rt4-whois] Short update on clash between civil and penal law, hack attacks in Brazil

[Kathy Kleiman]

Thank you, Omar!  Translation of pending legislation are rare and 
valuable things...
Kathy

Attached, a rough and unnoficial translation of our latest privacy of 
personal data pre-bill, that was put under public consultation recently.
>
> IMO it's too long, detailed and complex.
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> Omar
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> 2011/7/27 Omar Kaminski <omar at kaminski.adv.br 
> <mailto:omar at kaminski.adv.br>>
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>     http://culturadigital.br/marcocivil/2010/04/20/draft-bill-propostion-on-civil-rights-framework-for-internet-in-brazil/
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>     This pre-bill is gaining enthusiasts over the time, but the time
>     is against it since a bill takes around 5 years to be approved. At
>     least could have some educative purposes.
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>     In the same situation we have a data protection bill,
>     unfortunatelly no english version avaliable. Proposing a central
>     autority to manage the general identities among other details.
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>     And finally our main cibercrime bill, 12 years old, in a dead end
>     to be approved (or not) with lots of people against it (mostly for
>     political reasons), even with a massive attack against gov.br
>     <http://gov.br> sites some weeks ago showing there aren't criminal
>     laws to deal with this issue:
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>     http://itdecs.com/2011/07/brazilian-government-remains-under-hacker-siege/
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>     http://english.peopledaily.com.cn/90001/90777/90852/7426007.html
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>     http://www.diplointernetgovernance.org/group/cybercrime/forum/topics/laws-for-cybercrime/
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>     Regards,
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>     Omar
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