[hackerspaces] S036.NET attacked by German Police

[chaos at skytee.de]

Quoting Blackhold <blackholdmailer at gmail.com>:
> http://so36.net/ (german)
> http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2010/04/449852.html (english)
>
> here in spain there's a new law that allows a group of people related
> to groups of rights management (sgae) to close websites without any
> judgement.

The police did not act to close a website. They were looking to  
identify a person who was suspected to have violated against section  
130 of the German Criminal Code. That section is anything but new. See  
[1] to find what it is about.

> if we don't do anything more countries will have laws to close
> websites without judgement.

You want to be political. Fair enough. Why not get in touch with a  
local organization for human rights in a technological environment,  
like the CCC.

If none exists in your country, it is maybe time to write a set of  
"human rights in a technological environment NGO - design patterns".

SkyTee

[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volksverhetzung