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[Jeremy Malcolm]

Kicki Nordström wrote:
> Dear Lee,
> 
> In international laws, it does not exist something in between! 
> 
> International conventions signed by States can however, be very much influenced by the civil society. The recent adopted convention on the rights of persons with disabilities, there the convention now open for ratification has been drafted to 80% by the civil society (Disable persons organisations (DPO's). Why could not this be done concerning this topic?

In fact WGIG anticipated that as well as making recommendations to other 
organisations, the IGF “may also invite — or recommend that the United 
Nations invites — member states to discuss a certain issue in an 
official capacity, or via a vote in the United Nations General 
Assembly.”  Likewise, there is no reason why a workshop or Dynamic 
Coalition of the IGF could not write a first draft of the Framework 
Convention and submit it to the plenary body for consideration, in other 
fora no doubt, by states.

-- 
Jeremy Malcolm LLB (Hons) B Com
Internet and Open Source lawyer, IT consultant, actor
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