What will happen to doujins & hentai sites when TPP arrives?

I'm talking about this: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2015/02/white-house-doesnt-want-you-know-tpp-effects-us-copyright-laws

From the above link
"Like U.S. law, the TPP has a dangerously low threshold for criminal copyright infringement where even non-commercial acts can be criminally prosecuted. But the TPP's criminal penalty provisions diverges from U.S. law in several ways. The TPP calls for a vague requirement that prison sentences and monetary fines must be "sufficiently high" to deter people from infringing again. That provision could lead to pressure to increase already high penalties. Also, U.S. law has a more specific definition of property that can be subject to seizure, while the TPP would enable authorities to seize a broader category of "materials and implements" related to the alleged infringing activity.

Fair Use: The TPP does not contain rules like the United States' flexible fair use regime. Although the agreement now suggests a "three-step test" for copyright exceptions and limitations, that test might limit the scope of copyright exceptions The language in the TPP could even be used to constrain fair use, or discourage new specific exceptions and limitations passed legislatively or through court precedents."

So what will happen? Will Fakku be forced to take down everything except the h-manga they have the rights to distribute?

Why can't people leave the internet alone?

Probably. But with that said, Fakku could possibly survive this and move forward. What worries me is that all other (unofficial) manga/anime/hentai operations might vanish quickly under this. I don't advocate for piracy but we owe almost everything to these people. If manga was never scanned and exposed to Western audiences it probably wouldn't be what it is today. We probably would not have any English publishers whatsoever. And Western manga publishing still needs more traction, I think. While non-H publishers are releasing more and more English content, it's still safe to say that the vast majority of Japanese manga will not see any Western exposure without scan groups. There won't be publishing without demand and there can't be demand if people don't know it's out there. As for hentai the outlook seems even worse. Fakku wants to publish everything and that's awesome (and IMO just a little too ambitious) but it's still limited to everything Wani. Which means the rest is up to Project-H. As far as I know there's nobody else in the business. Ultimately these businesses still need time to grow and I think trampling over file sharing will likely inhibit that growth. This should also apply in the general case.

Thanks for bringing this up. It's been flying under the radar for a while and still doesn't see enough media coverage. As fans of Japanese culture we should make sure this doesn't pass. This sounds like a joke but I'm dead serious when I say: it's our porn for crying out loud.

They can't seriously be trying to pass this when it goes against our constitutional rights? They can't seriously be this stupid...right?

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2015/03/massive-coalition-japanese-organizations-campaign-against-tpp-copyright-provisions

So there's mainstream attention for TPP in japan now, at least the copyright portion, which would affect things like comic market.