[bestbits] For endorsement: Civil society proposals for amendments to the NETmundial outcome document

[michael gurstein]

Could I suggest that "in the spirit of Nnenna" J that CS endorse the
terminology of the Internet as a "Global Commons" rather than that of
"global common resource" (whose actual meaning I really don't understand).
Also, could CS insist along with Nnenna that "Social Justice" be a
fundamental principle of the Internet along with Human Rights.

 

Once Nnenna's speech and the CS proposals have been put in alignment I would
be delighted to endorse this.

 

M

 

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Here are the proposals that representatives who were present at the civil
society meeting in Sao Paulo have just finalised, representing a set of
proposals that were discussed at the meeting and seemed to have broad
agreement.  This forms the basis of interventions that have been made today,
and will be made tomorrow, but civil society representatives here at
NETmundial 2014:

 

http://bestbits.net/netmundial-proposals/

 

Whether or not you were present, you are encouraged to endorse these
proposals if you generally agree with them, to add weight to them when they
are considered by the chairs and advisors in the drafting session that
begins tonight.  Therefore, the sooner you can endorse, the better.
Apologies again for the short notice and urgency (which seems to be a
pattern for NETmundial), and thanks to those who put a lot of hard work into
writing it (including Joana, Niels, Matthew, Deborah, Valeria, Danny and
others).

 

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Jeremy Malcolm PhD LLB (Hons) B Com

Internet lawyer, ICT policy advocate, geek

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