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//# sourceMappingURL=TreeNode.js.mapThe country of Belgium is home to one of the world’s most progressive online copyright laws. This has resulted in a relatively low number of users from countries that don’t recognize copyright in the European Union.
As a result, the Belgium-based account of Kim Dotcom’s Mega, has not had a problem with the bizarre character assassination that has so far ensued over the last few days.
Despite the fact that the company has been around for more than a decade, and despite the fact that its website is officially legal in Belgium, the site is now being accused of being an unlicensed money-laundering scheme.
This comes after a German subsidiary of the company was sued by a number of banks for allegedly processing money through Germany.
Earlier today the German subsidiary of Mega was hit with a $5 billion lawsuit filed by French banking group BNP Paribas, which claims that the company was running a money laundering scheme.
As per BNP Paribas, it is claiming that Mega is in breach of the EU’s 4th Money Laundering Directive, which is a requirement that companies that receive money for clients have to take “reasonable steps” to ensure that the money is being used legally.
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