Internet Rights and Principles Coalition
Committed to making Internet work for human rights
Surveillance has never been easier: a sharp increase in stored data, better surveillance and data mining tools, and security-oriented political priorities together threaten privacy, freedom of expression and democratic participation worldwide.
Towards a Human Internet? Rules, Rights, and Responsibilities for Our Online Future
Thursday 20 June, 14.30
This workshop focuses on two multistakeholder initiatives that put human rights at the epicentre of internet governance agendas.
“Internet for society: how to serve the public interest?” is the over-arching theme for this year’s EuroDIG 2013 in Lisbon. Registration is open until 16th June.
SESSION 51. Rights-Based Principles and the Internet: Taking Stock and Moving Forward
Organizer: Internet Rights and Principles Dynamic Coalition
Languages: EN/FR
Thematic focus: Internet
Multistakeholder First WSIS+10 Review Event
25-27 February 2013, UNESCO HQs, Paris
Title: Rights-Based Principles and the Internet: Taking Stock and Moving Forward
Date and Time: 26 February, 9:30-11:00, Room IX
Monday 25 – Wednesday 27 February 2013 Paris (UNESCO Headquarters) UNESCO, in cooperation with ITU, UNCTAD and UNDP, is organizing the first WSIS +10 review meeting entitled “Towards Knowledge Societies for Peace and Sustainable Development”. This meeting will assess the progress made, look at ongoing and future ICT trends and build a vision […]
A public planning meeting to discuss the submitted proposals for EuroDIG 2013 was held in Lisbon on Tuesday 29 January 2013.