It's difficult. Perjury requires intent. If a badly trained employee in a hurry makes a mistake that's not perjury.

This means it's legal, under the current law, to badly train your employees and to set them quotas for the amount of DMCA takedowns they have to serve.

They're not intentionally making false statements.

To stop this, you need to create new explicit penalties for bad takedown requests.

Don't tell me this DMCA thing is just a broken USA thing that the rest of us are forced to endure?

I thought, being as it affects the entire globe's internet community so gigantically, it would be a legal framework agreed upon internationally.

If it's just some thing the Americans made up and fucked up implementing and that's why creators in my country and around the world suffer, that's shite.