Dear CCWP-HR members, Please find in-line below the notes from our call on 6 April 2020. Please keep an eye out for our scheduler for next month's call (probably Monday May 4th at 13:00 UTC) and let me know if you have questions or ideas in the meantime. Also, would still love a co-chair if anyone wants to volunteer! Best wishes of health, Austin ------ CCWP-HR Meeting Notes 6 April 2020 13:00 UTC ATTENDEES: Austin Ruckstuhl; Carlos Reyes; Ephraim Percy Kenyanito; June Tessy; Mallory Knodel; Meagan Healy; Niels ten Oever; Rafik Dammak; Raphael Beauregard Lacroix; Suada Hadzovic; Vera Major AGENDA: 1. Discuss WS2 implementation and how to push the HR bylaw 2. Article19 brief update on their HRIAs of Internet registries 3. Volunteers for public comment on Rights Protection Mechanisms? 4. Brainstorm our next meeting for Policy Meeting July 2020 5. AOB ACTION ITEMS: 1. Ask for help drafting a joint letter to the board urging the release of WS2 Implementation Plan (Austin to ask list for help drafting) 2. Reach out to the GAC high level working group and the ASO Chair to explore HRIA possibilities (Austin to reach out and report back) 3. Schedule Monthly Check-in Calls (Austin) DISCUSSION NOTES: 1. WS2 Update Calendar of WS1 had hard deadline. Commitment to a HR Bylaw The Bylaw would only kick into gear when WS2 Finished. Then there was a fear that WS2 would be graveyard of HR Bylaw So we submitted plan to the board, took them a long time to agree on the report that was already accepted by the community with full consensus. So now the board accepted, and 6 months later – still haven’t done much. They are waiting on an implementation plan. Produced by ICANN Org on how the roll-out is going to go. Possible answer: Fear that IF they start changing bylaws and don’t have way to implement it, actors could start with CEPs or taking ICANN to court to show that they are not keeping up their own bylaws. We should know which parts will be tasked to Org and which ones will be tasked to SO/AC We don’t really know why it is taking so long. What are the obstacles we could take away for the board? They haven’t given us an answer to this GAC communique last week pushed for it, too. Board response said would come in April Almost no emails on the WS2 implementation team list Even the GNSO Council doesn’t know what the plan will look like and what priorities will be. There are a lot of conflicting priorities. Representative from org on the call said: I am happy to take this feedback to ICANN org colleagues working on WS2 implementation. Possibility of organizing a joint letter to the board urging the release of a plan 2. Internet Registries HRIAs by Article19 SIDN (ccTLD), Blacknight (gTLD) = Did two public HRIAs. And did a light engagement with PIR which is coming out soon. PIR was not a complete Impact Assessment (not about the sale) but looking at the policies. Soon you will see a document on learnings for what registries can do to respect HRs. ICANNHumanRights.net tool online. Tried to apply that tool High level learnings from PIR HRIA (and similar to most registries) Doesn’t have an explicit commitment, which is a bit concerning Process was to look at employment, procurement, provision of services, due diligence and other areas. Human Rights was not really being considered Sat down with different teams over three days Didn’t really appreciate that some of their work was having HR implications before the sale. Work needed in redrafting policies and future contracts to consider HR. 3. Public Comment on RPM? – No volunteers 4. Brainstorming next actions of our CCWP-HR Takeaway for this CCWP-HR: We now have a baseline for looking at ccTLD, gTLD, PIR, ICANN org did an HRIA, and CCWP-HR did a shadow HRIA. (GNSO and Org is a bit covered…) Could be interesting to see how the Board, GAC and ASO/RIRs would go about it to consider the whole picture GAC: relatively short time because most work is done in person But Govts have experience considering HRs Action items: send an invite to the GAC high level working group and the ASO Have people from this CCWP to go to the ASO and High-Level Working Groups Action from that might be to discuss next steps with them after on our call 5. AOB: Big Public Meetings not needed unless we have something to show or report on At the moment we will schedule monthly calls as a CCWP-HR unless the need arises for more (as needed) On 3/27/20, 8:55 AM, "cc-humanrights on behalf of Austin Ruckstuhl" <cc-humanrights-bounces@icann.org on behalf of aruckstuhl@cris.unu.edu> wrote: Hello CCWP-HR members, I hope you are all healthy and doing well in these wild times. I apologize for the delay in getting this out, but please find a Doodle below to choose a time for our next call. Voting on the Doodle will end on Wednesday, April 1st at noon UTC. https://doodle.com/poll/3uhqwefkutdfmxkx The draft agenda is now as follows. Further input is very welcome. - Discuss WS2 implementation and how to push the HR bylaw - Article19 brief update on their HRIAs of Internet registries - Volunteers for public comment on Rights Protection Mechanisms? - Brainstorm our next meeting for Policy Meeting July 2020 - AOB Thanks for your time, Austin On 2/24/20, 3:07 AM, "cc-humanrights on behalf of Niels ten Oever" <cc-humanrights-bounces@icann.org on behalf of mail@nielstenoever.net> wrote: Dear Austin, Unfortunately, the has been no activity whatsoever in the implementation team. So there is painfully little to report. I also asked on the implementation team list what next steps are, and I did not get any response. Perhaps we could ask NCUC/NCSG leadership to hear more about what the planning of the ICANN board vis a vis the bylaw changes, etc. Happy to join the call of course. Best, Niels On 2/20/20 2:27 AM, Austin Ruckstuhl wrote: > Hi Akriti and everyone, > > > First of all, thank you for your service, Akriti, and I wish you all the best in your new chapter. It was a pleasure working with you. > > I really hope someone will step forward to help me out as a co-chair for 2020. I will unfortunately not be at ICANN67, so maybe members of this group can spread the word in person that we are looking for a co-chair if we don’t have one by then. > > > > Secondly, I think it’s a little late to squeeze in a call before ICANN 67 Cancun, but perhaps we could schedule a planning call for after ICANN 67. > > > Here’s my proposal: > > * Host a CCWP-HR call sometime Monday March 23 – Friday March 27. I will send out a doodle poll soon (ideally after we have a co-chair). > * Proposed agenda: > o Someone from WS2 implementation team could update us (Niels?) > o Article19 update on their HRIAs of Internet registries > o Brainstorm our next action (paper/panel?) for 2020 > o AOB > > > > Of course, I welcome any feedback on next steps or the agenda for the next call, etc. > > > Austin > > > > > > *From: *cc-humanrights <cc-humanrights-bounces@icann.org> on behalf of Akriti <akriti@cis-india.org> > *Date: *Wednesday, February 19, 2020 at 12:35 AM > *To: *CCWP-HR mailing list <cc-humanrights@icann.org> > *Subject: *[cc-humanrights] Stepping down as chair > > > > > > Hi everyone! > > > > I wanted to inform you all that I left the Centre for Internet and Society a month ago to pursue a research position in another think tank in Bangalore. And as such, I have no scope within my work to continue working on ICANN. Of course, I am personally to contribute in the figure however it cannot be so in the role of a Chair anymore. Thank you to all of you I've met over these years and who've made our work in this group much stronger! > > Feel free to email me at akritibopanna@outlook.com in the future :) > > > > Now would also be a good time in case someone wants to step up and join Austin to lead the group! > > > > Best, > > Akriti > > > _______________________________________________ > cc-humanrights mailing list > cc-humanrights@icann.org > https://mm.icann.org/mailman/listinfo/cc-humanrights > > _______________________________________________ > By submitting your personal data, you consent to the processing of your personal data for purposes of subscribing to this mailing list accordance with the ICANN Privacy Policy (https://www.icann.org/privacy/policy) and the website Terms of Service (https://www.icann.org/privacy/tos). 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