Enhancing Internet freedom and human rights through responsible business practice
What is needed to make social change sustainable and ICT most effective as a catalyst for change? This session will address opportunities and challenges concerning how ICT can be used to achieve sustainable development and poverty reduction.
RT @fxinternet: Good morning friends! Let's start the day with a short summary of session 4 – Freedom supporting human rights http://bit.ly/HRsaqk #sif12
Now we start Session 5 on #netfreedom & #csr! j.mp/sif12-5 Follow live on http://j.mp/sif12! #sif12 #fxinternetInterview with Brett Solomon, co-founder and Executive Director of Access accessnow.org —a new global movement for digital freedom.
RT @Selnadeem: Global Corporate Responsibility for Internet Freedom considerati.com/fileadmin/Glob… #CSR #sif12
Right now @ #sif12 - Enhancing Internet freedom through responsible business practice #fxinternet http://pic.twitter.com/5fW6yT2l- Fresh @SweMFA publication on Internet freedom #humanrights responsible businesses issuu.com/utrikesdeparte… #fxinternet #csr #sif12 @fxinternet
On the panel Bennett Freeman, Senior Vice President for Sustainability Research and Policy, Calvert Investments #sif12 http://pic.twitter.com/XPYh7cdJ
"Where do you feel the ICT sector is on this?" asks @SolomonBrett to Enrique Aznar of Millicom International Cellular. #sif12
RT @fxinternet: Fourth speaker in Session 5: Mr Gunnar Oom, State Secretary to Minister for Trade of Sweden #sif12 #csr http://pic.twitter.com/W2kexp8E- "Companies can't do this on their own," says @SolomonBrett, introducing Gunnar Oom, State Sec. of Minister for Trade, Sweden #sif12
”We have to be in dialog with the companies” Gunnar Oom, State Secretary to Minister for Trade, Sweden #ResponsibleBusinessPractice #sif12
RT @jehan_ara: There is a gap between the pace of technological change and policy, says Elaine from Ericcson #sif12
