Hello list,
There's a meeting [1] of one or two dozen delegate countries relating to Internet governance in Sao Paulo next week.
A typical discussion topic is UNESCO's proposal [2] (search for 'privacy' or 'anonymity'.)
Maybe a little off topic here, but this could be considered of peripheral interest given that states influence regional IP registries and sometimes attempt gatekeeping of border routes.
[1] http://www.netmundial.br/ [2] http://content.netmundial.br/contribution/unesco-comprehensive-study-on-inte...
Regards, Michael
[1] http://www.netmundial.br/ [2] http://content.netmundial.br/contribution/unesco-comprehensive-study-on-inte...
The full paper is at wikileaks.
On 4/16/14, grarpamp grarpamp@gmail.com wrote:
[1] http://www.netmundial.br/ [2] http://content.netmundial.br/contribution/unesco-comprehensive-study-on-inte...
I'll be there - I land in Brazil on Saturday and I'll be there for around a week. I expect to have a lot of discussions about the importance of Free Software, the need for strong anonymity, issues about surveillance and censorship and many other related topics.
The full paper is at wikileaks.
Indeed - required reading!
All the best, Jacob
Hi list,
On Wed., Apr. 16, 2014, Jacob Appelbaum wrote:
On 4/16/14, grarpamp wrote:
I'll be there - I land in Brazil on Saturday and I'll be there for around a week. I expect to have a lot of discussions about the importance of Free Software, the need for strong anonymity, issues about surveillance and censorship and many other related topics.
Cool, see you there then. Let's keep the important topics you mentioned alive at the meeting by steering discussion whenever it drifts. My fear is that political interests trump all others, which could weaken the outcome considerably.
The full paper is at wikileaks.
Indeed - required reading!
Hmm, strange paper. Guess they were trying to provide a framework for discussion and got carried away?
Cheers, Michael
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