[governance] That i* organizations' statement re. "social responsibility" of technical design?

[Anriette Esterhuysen]

Your memory is fine, Mawaki. It was the Montevideo Statement:

https://www.icann.org/news/announcement-2013-10-07-en

https://ccdcoe.org/incyder-articles/montevideo-statement-and-global-government-surveillance-reform-responses-to-government-surveillance-activities/

Anriette

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Anriette Esterhuysen
Senior advisor on internet governance, policy advocacy and strategic planning
Association for Progressive Communications
apc.org
afrisig.org
anriette at apc.org

On 2019/11/09 15:18, Mawaki Chango (via governance Mailing List) wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> I seem to remember that in the aftermath of the NSA surveillance
> scandal (pre-NETmundial), the i* organizations got together and put
> out a statement that seemed to recognize for the first time that
> technology is not purely "agnostic" with regard to social values
> (e.g., rights that we think should be valued in the kind of society we
> want to live in) and that those values need to be kept in mind in the
> work of technical standards development and technology design. 
>
> Is my memory being faulty here, or was there such a thing? Could
> anyone point me to that declaration? And if this ever was, what has
> become of it? As I was searching I came across the Montevideo
> statement but it doesn't appear to specifically address the issue above.
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Mawaki 
>
>
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