Fwd: [governance] new paper on the Hyderaband [sic] programme

[Vittorio Bertola]

Adam Peake ha scritto:
> Hi,
> 
> Anyone want to give a bit of thought the Hyderabad programme? Perfect, 
> no problems...

Yes I have a comment: I am quite surprised by the choice of main themes, 
since apparently any reference to rights, duties and freedoms has 
disappeared... there is an agenda item on access, one on security and 
one on critical Internet resources, but nothing on "openness" and 
nothing on "diversity". That's not good news at all - correct me if I'm 
wrong, but most themes civil society is interested in, as well as many 
(perhaps most) coalitions, are working in the "openness" family of 
issues, and now these themes are off the agenda. Or did I misunderstand 
the meaning of the paper?
If the only themes that the IGF will be promoting in the future are how 
to export technology into developing countries and how to implement 
effective law enforcement over the Internet, the interest in attending 
for civil society could be quite low.
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