Freedom supporting human rights
In this session we will discuss and explore recent international developments aimed at confirming and clarifying the applicability of human rights law on the Internet...
- And here we go. Last session of the day. The room is still crowded and most people seem to be awake. Yay!
- Moderator Rebecca Mackinnon, back from session #1, sets the tone just as well as earlier today. A pro.
RT @hasserosen: Rebecca Mackinnon interviewed at DN.se: Swedich telecom companies does not stand up for freedom tinyurl.com/chnggdp #sif12 #fxinternet- And so the panel is introduced, and the diskussion is on. It's live - thanks to Bambuser - and you can read up on the topic on the page for session #4.
- Curious on Deputy Assistant Secretary Daniel B. Baer? Next up is Ms Gayathry Venkiteswaran, Executive Director, Southeast Asian Press Alliance
RT @GwenLister1: Can we not lose the word 'stakeholder' and use 'people', 'groups', 'individuals' instead? #sif12 #fxinternet- Mr Nicklas Lundblad, Director of Public Policy Google Inc talks about measure it. The Stockholm Principles.
”We are number obsessed, geeks when it comes to numbers.” Nicklas Lundblad, Director of Public Policy Google #sif12 @fxinternet
The Stockholm Principles BETA | Transparency reporting for governmentsBETA BETA BETA These principles apply when governments report on the state of the free and open Internet under its rule, and want to acti...- Ms Rosebell Kagumire, Journalist and blogger.
RT @Katrinskaya: Kick-ass panel on #netfreedom and huamn rights. #sif12 Missing: Telcos/mobile dimension.
R. Kagumires says government/ business relationships in Africa often results in deals limiting individual user rights #sif12 #fxinternet
