[pp.int.general] A major French exhibition censored by IP office

[Richard Stallman]

    This shouldn't come as a surprise: the exhibition does make quite a
    big deal about illegal copies of cultural works, and basically aims to
    "educate" children and teenagers (with quizzs, children-oriented
    activities, etc.) to the idea that "copying is theft". Up to the point
    where one could wonder if this wasn't the actual purpose of the whole
    thing.

Can there be protests at the exhibit saying that it lying
and it is propaganda?

It would be good to have people there as many days as possible
handing out papers to people visiting the exhibit.
How long will it be open?