Dear colleagues, I’m pleased to share the *WSIS+20 Input Paper* developed by participants of the inaugural *Summer School on Internet Governance and International Law (SSIGIL <https://www.cyber.uni.lodz.pl/en/news/details/ssigil>)*, held at the University of Lodz as part of a project supported by the Internet Society Foundation. 📄 *Read the paper here <https://www.cyber.uni.lodz.pl/fileadmin/LODZ_CYBER_HUB/SSIGIL/WSIS20_SSIGIL_...> *(and attached) Titled *"Advancing Low Earth Orbit Satellite Internet Infrastructure"*, this dedicated contribution to the WSIS+20 process explores how satellite Internet infrastructure can help close global connectivity gaps—while safeguarding openness, security, and accountability. *Key insights include*: - Leveraging satellites Internet infrastructures to promote affordable and inclusive Internet access - Ensuring legal clarity and international cooperation on satellite regulation - Promoting open standards, secure-by-design principles, and data sovereignty - Investing in local IXPs and shared infrastructure for resilience - Avoiding digital monopolies through interoperable, transparent governance The paper reflects the collaborative work of experts from across disciplines (listed alphabetically below): Berna Akcali Gur, Jason Bonsall, Dmitry Epstein, Jung Seob (Scott) Kim, Magdalena Krysiak, Liljana Pecova-Ilieska, Maciek Piasecki, Célestine R. Rabouam, Roxana Radu, Monika Stachoń, Isti Marta Sukma, Liya Wang, Dan York and yours truly. *We hope this input supports your work in the lead-up to the meeting in Prague and contributes meaningfully to the upcoming WSIS+20 review in Geneva. * Feedback and support in sharing the message are, as always, most appreciated. Best regards, Joanna Kulesza