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UK: E-commerce Regulations updated to exempt ISPs from hate speech charges

Posted on January 14, 2010July 3, 2025 by Dissent

The Government has published Regulations that will absolve internet service providers (ISPs) and other digital service providers of responsibility for religion or sexuality-related hate speech transmitted over their networks.

The E-Commerce Directive protects service providers from liability for material that they neither create nor monitor but simply store or pass on to users of their service. The Directive is implemented in the UK by the E-Commerce Regulations.

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