• What does domain name registration have to do with human rights? (was originally included in question 2, “what have HRs to do with ICANN” but goes beyond the remit of that questions, i think. would be good to write something about it, perhaps looking inside the Ruggie principles.)
• Were the obligations in terms of human rights encompassed in the original articles of commitment?
• Jurisdiction is a big issue in terms of application of privacy law, freedom of expression, and prosecution of offences.  How would those in favour of a more sustained effort to integrate human rights into ICANN policy propose to navigate the jurisdictional issues?

On Jan 26, 2015, at 3:13 PM, Susan Aaronson <saaronson2@verizon.net> wrote:

can you advise if we can add additional questions to answer? Thanks. 

On 1/26/2015 6:01 AM, Stefania Milan wrote:

Hi everyone

I am working on the HR FAQ as promised. Couldn’t edit the original google doc, so created a new one:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1t2K2Ky7VQoWY4QERfs0SYzWTVFzfnr_33f1EJzSm0Ao/edit?usp=sharing 

It should be set up so that everyone with the link can edit it. 

I am busy with a conference, so doing bit by bit — but feel free to intervene already. We don’t have much time anyway.

Calling upon Susan and Roy in particular :-)

All for now!

Stefania

 

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