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World’s First Internet & Jurisdiction Global Status Report to be Launched at UN IGF

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The world’s first Internet & Jurisdiction Global Status Report will be launched at the United Nations Internet Governance Forum this month. The pioneering full Report maps trends, actors and initiatives with regard to cross-border legal challenges in cyberspace and is based on an unprecedented collaborative large-scale data collection.

Contact Groups Formed for I&J Policy Programs

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The Internet & Jurisdiction Policy Network has officially launched the 2019/2020 Contact Groups for its three thematic Programs: Content & Jurisdiction, Data & Jurisdiction and Domains & Jurisdiction. Guided by the policy objectives set out in the Berlin Roadmap, the Groups will be active for the period October 2019 to June 2020. Meet their over 140 senior-level Members here.

New DNS Abuse Framework Uses I&J Criteria

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A group of innovative registries released a DNS Abuse Framework in October 2019 that references the Internet & Jurisdiction Policy Network’s definitions set out in the Criteria of the Domains & Jurisdiction, Operational Approaches that was developed by the Domains & Jurisdiction Program.

I&J to Report Progress at United Nations Internet Governance Forum 2019

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The Internet & Jurisdiction Policy Network will host a Special Session at the United Nations Internet Governance Forum on Wednesday, November 27, 2019, at 1:15-2:15 pm. The Session will provide an update on the work of its policy Programs and their concrete outcomes. At the Session, the Internet & Jurisdiction Global Status Report 2019 will also be launched.

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OCTOBER 2019 in Retrospect

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1.	CJEU rules in favour of global content takedown under E-commerce Directive
2.	US-UK sign Cloud Act agreement facilitating access to cross-border e-evidence
3.	CJEU rules that websites must obtain active cookie consent
4.	California passes bill criminalizes political deepfakes during election period
5.	Anti-Semitic attack in Germany live streamed on Twitch
6.	Access to Adobe software restricted in Venezuela following US Executive Order
7.	Twitter announces ban on political advertisement
8.	Facebook declines request from India Government to decrypt user data
9.	Political advertisements banned on TikTok
10.	US, UK and Australian Government publish open letter to Facebook to provide backdoor for encryption
11.	Iraq clamps down on internet access to cull civic unrest
12.	Turkish Data Protection Authority fines Facebook for data breach
13.	Blizzard bans gamers for pro-Hong Kong statements
14.	Russian lawmakers draft bill seeking to criminalise circulation of illegal content over email or online messengers
15.	Federal Trade Commission issues first ban on apps that monitor user activity
16.	Facebook announces steps to curb misinformation prior to 2020 US Presidential Elections
17.	ISIS propaganda accounts taken down on TikTok
18.	Lebanon rescinds plan to charge VoIP calls through Whatsapp and Messenger
19.	BBC launches dark web mirror site
20.	Facebook takes down accounts for interference in elections in 8 African states

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