[bestbits] Council of Europe multi-stakeholder consultations on Internet freedom

[Jeremy Malcolm]

On Apr 27, 2015, at 11:59 AM, Jeremy Malcolm <jmalcolm at eff.org <mailto:jmalcolm at eff.org>> wrote:
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> This thread was taken off list and the following draft text has been developed:
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> http://pad.bestbits.net/coe-internet-freedom <http://pad.bestbits.net/coe-internet-freedom>
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> If anyone else has some comments they would like to contribute, please do so on the pad or by adding to this thread.  We will then close the text on Wednesday as it then stands and invite those who agree with it to endorse it.  I apologize for the short timeframe, which is my own fault for not pushing the process along more quickly. 
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> Thanks to those who contributed so far, and in anticipation of any other contributions.

The statement is now open for endorsement, incorporating one further suggested amendment received since my last message (stating that paragraph I-7 in the draft on digital literacy is too narrow by only talking about “access” to cultural/educational etc resources, whereas Article 27 of the UDHR emphasizes both access and USE).  It will be submitted tomorrow under the names of those who have signed on by then. Additional endorsements after tomorrow are still welcome even if after tomorrow, because the submission to the CoE will refer back to the page below where the most up to date list of endorsers will be found.

https://bestbits.net/coe-internet-freedom-recommendation <https://bestbits.net/coe-internet-freedom-recommendation> 

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