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UK Proposes Up to 14 Years in Prison for Subsea Cable Sabotage in Overhaul of 1885 Law
Big Tech
about 3 hours ago•3 min read

UK Proposes Up to 14 Years in Prison for Subsea Cable Sabotage in Overhaul of 1885 Law

Zubiqo Take

“Replacing a Victorian £100 fine with 14-year prison sentences modernizes the statute books and gives Whitehall real regulatory authority over private telecom operators, even if criminal deterrence remains largely theoretical against unattributed seabed sabotage or non-extraditable foreign crews.”

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The Register