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Countries violating international law should be denied access to the Internet as a formal sanction.

Created by D.B. on July 09, 2015

Sanctions for violating international law should include loss of Internet access. The countries involved in violating international law are usually the ones where international hacking originates from. If a country refuses to enforce the loss of Internet sanctions against a specific country, they should also be denied Internet access.

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