MIND 4 - Human Rights and Internet Governance

Discussion Papers > Human Rights & Internet Governance

Multistakeholder Internet Dialog (MIND), Volume 4 (Baku & Berlin 2012
Editor of the Discussion Paper Series No.1: Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Kleinwächter

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Contents

• Preface by the Collaboratory Steering Group
• Editorial by Wolfgang Kleinwächter

Proposition by Shirin Ebadi

• Internet and Human Rights (original Farsi version)

Responses - Stakeholder Government & Parliament

• Carl Bildt
  Internet is the New Frontline in the Work for Freedom in the World
• Marietje Schaake
  Digital Freedoms and Human Rights in a Hyper-Connected World
• Alice Munyua
  Internet Freedom - Africa's challenges and opportunities

Responses - Stakeholder Private Sector

• Jermyn Brooks
  Business and Human Rights in the Digital Era
• Ronald Koven
  New Media and Old Media: Bound Together in the Global Press Freedom Struggle
• Zahid Jamil
  Free Expression + Open Architecture = Innovation without Permission & Human Progress

Responses - Civil Society

• Joy Liddicoat
  The Internet, Freedom of Expression and Democracy - Connecting our Rights
• Jeremy Malcolm
  Online freedom of expression: edge cases and safety valves
• Graciela Selaimen
  Incestuous Public-Private Relations and the Defense of Human Rights on the Internet

Responses - Stakeholder Technical & Academic Community

• Raúl Echeberría
  Human Rights and the Internet
• Markus Kummer & Nicolas Seidler
  Internet and Human Rights: The Challenge of Empowered Communities
• Cees J. Hamelink
  Internet Governance and Human Rights: The Challenges Ahead

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