RES: [governance] "Oversight"

[Vanda UOL]

 Dear David,   you right, ICANN has no such power and wherever is will be
located I don´t believe ICANN will have such power, with or without judicial
order. 
Critical internet resources was a term used by  the first movement in the
IGF to define mostly addresses, though the reality is wider  under the civil
society interpretation, since telecommunications for instance is critical,
electricity is also  critical... and  other not tangible issues as human
rights and similar .. 


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De: governance-request at lists.igcaucus.org
[mailto:governance-request at lists.igcaucus.org] Em nome de David Conrad
Enviada em: domingo, 3 de junho de 2012 16:33
Para: governance at lists.igcaucus.org
Assunto: Re: [governance] "Oversight"

Hi,

I hesitate to intrude here (being new to the list, so I'm sure I'm missing
some context), but:

On Jun 3, 2012, at 6:34 AM, Fouad Bajwa wrote:
> It takes one judicial order to get ICANN to shut down any website, be 
> it american or from some other country.

Technically, this is incorrect. There is no mechanism, even theoretical, by
which ICANN could unilaterally shut down a website (well, other than their
own of course) be it demanded by judicial order or not. Or are you
suggesting there is the perception by the "ignorant" and that ICANN can do
this and that "they will learn"?

> no one
> outside the US boders has any kind of control over their critical 
> internet resources.

Sorry, I don't understand this statement. What are "critical internet
resources" over which people within US borders have control and those
outside don't?

Regards,
-drc




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