Talk:Legal frameworks for security, law enforcement in the public interest?: Difference between revisions

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This is the discussion site for the session Legal frameworks for security, law enforcement in the public interest?

Title of the session should be changed since it is not accurate in terms of the rule of law Title Proposals

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 '''This is the discussion site for the session ''Legal frameworks for security, law enforcement in the public interest?'''''
-[http://okfnpad.org/p/Minutes_1st_Telco Minutes of 29.04.2014 telco]
+'''Title of the session should be changed since it is not accurate in terms of the rule of law'''
+'''Title Proposals'''
+*Cybersecurity: Rule of Law in Cross-Border Environment
+*Securing Cyberspace: Rule of Law in Cross-Border Environment
+*Subtitle Intermediaries in the focus of law enforcement
+'''Focus'''
+*on cybersecurity and cybercrime
+*Human Rights
+*The role of the ISPs
+*IETF Standardization
+*Man in the middle problem
+*Law collision
+'''Moderators'''
+*remote: Farzaneh Badii
+*Session moderator (on-site): Oliver Süme
+'''Rapporteur'''
+*Tatiana Tropina
+'''Panelists'''
+*not more than 4 people
+*representative for intermediaries (UK, President of ISPA UK): Nick Landsman
+*Peter Frank-Cybersecurity (CCC)
+*Sandro Gaycken (FU Berlin)
+*Alexander Klimburg
+*Alexander Seger (CoE)
+*Sophie in't Veld (EU Parliament)
+*Mariette Schaake (EU)
+FYI Sarah Harrison http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2014/mar/14/britain-journalists-terrorists-edward-snowden-nsa