Thanks for the link and just caught great
remarks from Steve Del Bianco on balancing all the various Human Rights
- not just privacy.
Martin
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| From:
| Gabriela Szlak <gabrielaszlak@gmail.com>
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| To:
| Steve DelBianco <sdelbianco@netchoice.org>
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| Date:
| 08/11/2012 12:39
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| Subject:
| Re: [bc-gnso] workshop at IGF, on human
rights in policy development at ICANN
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| owner-bc-gnso@icann.org |
Sorry, the link to the workshop is this:
http://webcast.igf2012.com/#room1
2012/11/8 Gabriela Szlak <gabrielaszlak@gmail.com>
Thanks Steve, and here´s a quick link to follow the workshop
online:
http://webcast.igf2012.com/#room8
G.
2012/11/8 Steve DelBianco <sdelbianco@netchoice.org>
This afternoon the IGF will have a workshop
on ICANN's policy development process. It's been organized by NCSG
members who would like ICANN to more formally consider "human rights"
in PDPs. Panelists:
Joy Liddicoat - Association for Progressive
Communications (APC) - Civil Society - WEOG - Confirmed
Wendy Seltzer - Non Commercial Users Constituency
(NCUC) - Civil Society - WEOG - Confirmed
Franklin Netto - ICANN's Governmental Advisory
Committee - Govt - GRULAC - Confirmed
Avri Doria - DotGay Application Advisory
Group (dAAG) - Civil Society - WEOG - Confirmed
Hong Xue - Institute of the Internet Policy
& Law at Beijing Normal University (BNU) - Academy - Asia Pacific -
Confirmed
Kuo-Wei Wu - ICANN Board - Civil Society
- Asia Pacific - Confirmed
We saw this initiative in Toronto, regarding
the Thick WHOIS PDP. Several BC members here in Baku will attend
and intervene when appropriate.
--Steve
(No.123) Human Rights, Internet Policy
and the Public Policy Role of ICANN
The recent years have proven that the openness
of Internet is a
fundamental feature for the empowerment
of citizens and the
strengthening of democracies. The framing
of Internet policy should be
oriented towards this goal and the policies
governing the Domain Name
System are not a stranger to this debate.
On one hand, a human rights assessment
on new ICANN policies could
provide the community with means to better
understand the impacts of
the introduction of new policies in the
ICANN environment, in addition
to economic analyses. On the other, new
regulation is being proposed
in numerous countries using the DNS system
as a resource to prevent or
stop illicit activities. The fine balance
between law enforcement and
the protection of human rights, such as
free speech and privacy, among
others, is crucial for a number of new
Internet regulations that
affects the DNS.
For example there are tensions between
the potential benefits of
aggregating specific forms of content for
communities of people to
support their right to information, and
the ease of DNS filtering to
further censor or narrow the spaces for
expression and information of
already marginalised/discriminated against
sections of society, for
example, the introduction of dotgay.
Especially at ICANN, free speech concerns
over the implementation of
new generic top level domains and the traditional
debate over privacy
and the WHOIS highlights the need for a
more concrete analysis on the
impact on human rights on ICANN activities.
However, ICANN is not a human rights standard
setting body yet is
responsible for public policy making, although
in a very narrow
sphere. The role and responsibility of
ICANN in relation to human
rights needs further exploration and multi-stakeholder
dialogue to
better understand how to give effect to
human rights related issues
within ICANN.
The proposed workshop will provide a comprehensive
analysis of
internet policy topics handled by ICANN
that have human rights
implications and examine how these implications
are paramount to the
fostering of the public interest in internet
policy.
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Agenda for Workshop no.123: Human Rights,
Internet Policy and the
Public Policy Role of ICANN
10 minutes – Introductions
* Moderator: Framing the questions and
setting the stage for the debates
*Each panelist: 2 line introductions from
each panelist – their name,
affiliation and why they think the issue
is important
60 minutes – What are the most relevant
topics regarding human rights
protection on the development of the public
policy role of ICANN?
* Panelists have 5 (five) minutes to present
their remarks, followed
by 35 (thirty five) minutes of audience
discussion
40 minutes – How to implement a human
rights assessment on ICANN policies?
* Panelists have 2 (two) minutes to present
remarks followed by 30
(thirty) minutes of audience discussion
10 minutes – Wrap up and way forward
*Each panelist: 1 minute takeaways
*Moderator: overall summary
Organiser(s) Name:
Joy Liddicoat - Association for Progressive
Communications (APC) - Civil Society - WEOG
Carlos Affonso Souza - Center for Technology
and Society at Getulio Vargas Foundation Law School (CTS/FGV) - Academia
- GRULAC
Robin Gross - Non Commercial Users Constituency
(NCUC) - Civil Society - WEOG
Submitted Workshop Panelists:
Joy Liddicoat - Association for Progressive
Communications (APC) - Civil Society - WEOG - Confirmed
Wendy Seltzer - Non Commercial Users Constituency
(NCUC) - Civil Society - WEOG - Confirmed
Franklin Netto - ICANN's Governmental Advisory
Committee - Govt - GRULAC - Confirmed
Avri Doria - DotGay Application Advisory
Group (dAAG) - Civil Society - WEOG - Confirmed
Hong Xue - Institute of the Internet Policy
& Law at Beijing Normal University (BNU) - Academy - Asia Pacific -
Confirmed
Kuo-Wei Wu - ICANN Board - Civil Society
- Asia Pacific - Confirmed
Name of Remote Moderator(s):
Carlos Affonso Souza - CTS/FGV
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