German Justice Minister Hubig Opposes Mandatory Real-Name ID Online After Fernandes Case

Following the "Fernandes case," German Justice Minister Hubig announced plans to close legal loopholes but rejected a mandatory real-name identification policy for online users, citing valid reasons for online anonymity.

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fazGerman154d ago

Fall Fernandes: Bundesjustizministerin Hubig gegen Klarnamenpflicht im Netz

Hubig hatte nach Bekanntwerden des Falls Fernandes angekündigt, rasch Gesetzeslücken schließen zu wollen. Eine Klarnamenpflicht lehnt sie jedoch ab: Es gebe „viele nachvollziehbare Gründe“ für Anonymität im Netz.

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German Justice Minister Hubig Opposes Mandatory Real-Name ID Online After Fernandes Case

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