Instead, it began a process of editing 13 separate laws according to the proposal's specifications.

This led to WikiLeaks being invited by the Digital Freedoms Society to attend an annual conference in Iceland.

[13] Its principal endorsers were Eva Joly, Index on Censorship, the Icelandic Digital Freedom Society, WikiLeaks, and Icelandic MPs such as Birgitta Jónsdóttir and Róbert Marshall.

The project has also had public endorsements from various organisations such as Global Voices, La Quadrature du Net and the Free Knowledge Institute.

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