Protestors call for end to internet "censorship"
More than 300 people braved minus 7 degree temperatures to protest in Luxembourg's capital against a new anti-counterfeiting law which they believe is tantamount to censorship.
More than 300 people braved minus 7 degree temperatures to protest in Luxembourg's capital against a new anti-counterfeiting law which they believe is tantamount to censorship.
"Whoever does not jump is for ACTA!", the crowd of protestors chanted in unison, jumping on the spot in the Place d'Armes on Saturday.
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