[bestbits] [governance] An Uptade on the NMI from ISOC

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Greetings every one!
I am relatively new to these discussions.  But I if Government is not actively involved how will the human rights violations on the Internet be enforced?  What structure does civil society have to protect these rights?  
Please I need to understand. 
Someone help me. 
Dr. Lorin S. Ekpe
President medical women association crs


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From: Jean-Christophe NOTHIAS I The Global Journal <jc.nothias at theglobaljournal.net> 
Date: 08/12/2014  11:43  (GMT+01:00) 
To: Governance IGC <governance at lists.igcaucus.org>,Best Bits <bestbits at lists.bestbits.net> 
Cc: Arsene TUNGALI <arsenebaguma at yahoo.fr> 
Subject: Re: [bestbits] [governance] An Uptade on the NMI from ISOC 
 
Just for clarity, I am sure everyone will read me well when I write:

"This reminder is not to say that, in my personal capacity, or JNC's, I am supporting an excessive role for governments in any future Digital framework"

it means

" I am NOT supporting an excessive role for governments in any future Digital framework"

;-)



Le 8 déc. 2014 à 11:33, Jean-Christophe NOTHIAS I The Global Journal a écrit :

Well, I believe Kathy Brown's post is rather explicit: ISOC is still not close from joining NMI:

While the CGI "Further Clarification" brings more clarity to the discussions and is a positive step forward, it is fair to say that issues, including the need for the NMI Council, its selection, financial transparency and long-term objectives and goals, remain.

There is little to no doubt, that CGIbr's clarification came after the Brazilian government expressed some concerns, in particular regarding respective roles, and governmental contributions. This CGIbr clarification reaffirms the
role of states as envisaged in the Tunis Agenda, and confirms the Just Net Coalition's understanding that the Netmudial outcome reaffirmed that role. Please refer to (7) of the clarification, which states:

"7) Any questions or proposed solutions involving the government sector,
such as cybercrime, for example, must necessarily be brought to the
attention of national governments and / or be channeled to existing or
planned international processes. This procedure is consistent with the
provisions of the NETmundial Declaration, which recognizes that certain
issues require international treatment, taking into account the role and
responsibility of governments on specific topics related to their
sovereignty; but at the same time reaffirms the need, even in these cases,
that the discussions take place in a multistakeholder format."

Everyone should listen to Rousseff's UN speech, and the emphasize she put on multilateralism and the roles of governance in regard to protect the rights of citizen, including the long list we are all well acquainted with. From Rousseff's stance to NM, there is an incredible stretch that first look like a victory for the multistakeholder ideology. Maybe, now that Rousseff is back in her seat, she and others at Brazilian government begin to realize what happen and are backing up. Who knows? This reminder is not to say that, in my personal capacity, or JNC's, I am supporting an excessive role for governments in any future Digital framework of national and transnational overarching system or mechanism based on the rule of law, whether national or international law. But indeed we have to acknowledge their specific role (responsibilities and duties) to their citizens (having constructive discussions and debates).



Le 8 déc. 2014 à 10:59, Arsene TUNGALI a écrit :

Just in case you haven't read this.

This becomes More and more interesting. The debate continues on whether to participate or not to.

A message from ISOC re NMI: http://www.internetsociety.org/node/344730

Can we say that the ISOC is on it's way to join thr NMI?

Surely more is to come. Whatch out!

Regards,
A

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Arsene Tungali,
Executive Director, Rudi International
www.rudiinternational.org

Founder, Mabingwa Forum
www.mabingwa-forum.com
Phone:+243993810967

ICANN Fellow | ISOC Member | Child Online Protection Advocate | Youth Leader | Internet Governance.
Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)

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