REGULATION ON TERREGTERRORIST CONTENT ONLINE In its latest proposal for a Regulation on preventing the dissemination of terrorist content online, the continues its trend of producing a watershed of “solutions” to terrorist propaganda on the internet. Measures such as the proposed pre-emptive filtering of content, or the outsourcing of difficult balancing acts regarding freedom of expression to internet companies, have serious and far reaching consequences for the fundamental rights of citizens, the functioning of the internet in Europe, and the rule of law.

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IMCO Committee on Internal Market and LIBE Consumer Protection Committee on Civil Liberties, Rapporteur: , Greens/EFA Justice and Home Affairs Rapporteur: Patryk Jaki, ECR Shadow Rapporteurs:

CULT Committee on Culture and Education OPINIONS Marina Kaljurand Javier Zarzalejos Maite Rapporteur: Julie Ward, S&D (S&D) (EPP) Pagazaurtundúa (Renew) DECIDED NOT TO GIVE AN OPINION

Patrick Breyer ITRE (Greens/EFA) (GUE/NGL) Committee on Industry, Research and Energy

REPORT ON THE TERREG PROPOSAL

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Special Committee on Terrorism REPORT ON

Rapporteurs: Monika Hohlemeier (EPP) TERRORISM TRILOGUE NEGOTIATIONS WITH and Helga Stevens (ECR) THE EU COUNCIL

Simultaneously, the Report on Terrorism of the European Parliament's Special Committee on Terrorism (TERR) was adopted in a plenary vote in Strasbourg on 12 December 2018.

Article 47 of this Report directly addresses the terrorist content FINAL VOTE in the plenary Regulation, as it calls for its swift adoption and supports the measures that are the most dangerous for citizens’ fundamental rights. Worse still, it invites the Member States to put in place such harmful measures if the adoption of the European legislation is delayed. TERREG CULT Committee on Culture and Education Rapporteur: Julie Ward, S&D OPINION TERREG LIBE Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs OPINION Rapporteur: Daniel Dalton, ECR TERREG