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• Transcript: Confronting the digital divide (1) - Internet access and/as human rights for minorities
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• WS2: CONFRONTING THE DIGITAL DIVIDE (1) - Internet Access and/as Human Rights for Minorities
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• The three musketeers of ICT for development: Access, inclusion and empowerment – WS 02 2014
  Access, Inclusion and Empowerment == Public Access to ICTs ==
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• WS 2: Confronting the digital divide (1) - Internet access and/as human rights for minorities
  #REDIRECT [[Confronting the digital divide (1) – Internet access and/as human rights for minorities – WS 02 2016]]
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• WS 2: Confronting the digital divide (1): Internet Access and/as Human Rights for Minorities
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• Culture, copyright and the future of access to digital content in Europe – WS 02 2013
  *Considering whether access to digital content being regulated by contractual terms and conditions of p *Starting from the premise that being able to access, share and re-use cultural content is in the public interest, and that the
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• Access to content online: regulation, business models, quality and freedom of expression – PL 01 2009
  Access to content: Digital divides. Should we regulate new media? Professional jou ...of) the European Convention on Human Rights, in particular the freedom to access and impart information and knowledge, the freedom of expression and communi
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• Property rights and protection – changing contract rules and open access
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• WS 2: Access and/as Human Rights for Minorities: Challenges and Strategies
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• Platform and data neutrality – access to content – WS 01 2018
  ...ie discriminatory behaviour of dominant content platforms. The effects on access, education, literacy and freedoms can be huge, yet discussion often don't g ...ie discriminatory behaviour of dominant content platforms. The effects on access, education, literacy, and freedoms can be huge, yet discussion often do not
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• WS 10: Refugees and the Internet: The Human Rights Challenges of Providing Newcomers Access
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• Drowning in data – digital pollution, green IT, and sustainable access – WS 11 2017
  We cannot legitimately discuss Internet access without addressing sustainability. Access, Carbon footprint, Circular economy, Climate change, Digital pollution, E-w
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• Confronting the digital divide (2) – Refugees, human rights and Internet access – WS 10 2016
  ...e, and protect the rights of migrants, refugees and newcomers to Europe to access the internet and, once online, to be able to participate fully in the onlin ...efugee and migrant crisis is how central a role mobile phones and internet access play in providing information, and contact with family back home as they se
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• Confronting the digital divide (1) – Internet access and/as human rights for minorities – WS 02 2016
  ...bilities, migrants, refugees or other disadvantaged or excluded groups) to access the internet and, once online, to be able to participate fully in the onlin ...section of human rights and internet access (including physical and mobile access points and the means to fully engage with, and enjoy services once online)
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• WS 10: Confronting the digital divide (2): Refugees and the Internet: The Human Rights Challenges of Providing Newcomers Access.
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• WS 10: Confronting the digital divide (2): Refugees and the Internet: The Human Rights Challenges of Providing Newcomers Access
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• Open access to public sector information, transparency and open source in public sector procurement, open government data – WS 02 2012
  ''This text is being provided in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communicatio We want to increase the access to public data for reuse. We want to have access to raw electronic data at low cost or no cost at all. And it is important t
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• Access to content online: regulation, business models, quality and freedom of expression – PL 01 2009
  Access to content: Digital divides. Should we regulate new media? Professional jou ...of) the European Convention on Human Rights, in particular the freedom to access and impart information and knowledge, the freedom of expression and communi
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• Steps to realising equal access for all – 2015
  ...equal access for all’ and looks more closely at practical steps to realise access for all. ...qual access for all’] and looks more closely at practical steps to realise access for all.
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• EuroDIG 2017 – Details
  **'''[[:Category:Access and Literacy 2017 | Access & literacy]]
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• Proposals for Flash sessions 2019
  | class="a-a-l" | Access & literacy # Follow up from last year: Access in the Community / ID 44, 158, 182, 189
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• See more
  *<span style="background:#bfd27e"> Access & literacy </span>
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• Inclusive and Meaningful Access – Flash 09 2023
  ...ll it take to recouple connectivity with inclusive and meaningful internet access? ...at the components of a comprehensive and integrated approach to meaningful access could be, with a particular focus on how pre-existing multi-purpose centres
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• Internet content blocking – from collateral damages to better solutions (ISOC) – Flash 09 2017
  The use of Internet blocking by governments to prevent access to content deemed illegal is a worldwide and growing trend. What's wrong wi The use of Internet blocking by governments to prevent access to content deemed illegal is a worldwide and growing trend. Building on fin
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• EuroDIG 2020 – Details
  **All matter access, 5G, community networks, East-West relations **'''[[:Category:Access and literacy 2020 | Access & literacy]]
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• Social inclusion and equal participation
  ...Development: Access, Inclusion and Empowerment -- Public access to ICTs – Access to information for all – The post-2015 development framework</span> ...istently advocated for public access to ICTs as a key enabling element for access to information and therefore for development. We propose that this issue be
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• EuroDIG 2018 – Details
  **'''[[:Category:Access and literacy_2018 | Access & literacy]]
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• Draft statement on net neutrality. 1.0
  ...ices and usage polices, notably with regard to the coexistence of Internet access service and other services. Any techniques to inspect or analyse Internet t ...arency to end users providing clear and meaningful information on Internet access services that facilitates informed customer choices when matching offers wi
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• European policy options for digital access and inclusion – WS 09 2015
  ...at a national and at a regional level. As building networks and providing access to physical infrastructure is not enough, such policies also need to be foc ...uation''': Why is Internet access important? What is the state of Internet access and use in Europe?
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• Net neutrality. Multistakeholder statement draft. Version 0.0
  ...ices and usage polices, notably with regard to the coexistence of Internet access service and other services. ...arency to end users providing clear and meaningful information on Internet access services that facilitates informed customer choices when matching offers wi
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• Show and tell: IGF workshops and events – 2008
  # Beyond universal access – the public service value of the internet as a goal of national informat # Governance for gatekeepers – shaping access to the Internet | ''Council of Europe and World Broadcasting Union''
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• EuroDIG 2019 – Details
  **'''[[:Category:Access and literacy 2019 | Access & literacy]]
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• How to facilitate equal access for all? – WS 08 2015
  ...to help different information and connection platforms in providing equal access to the Internet for all. ...oped ambitious strategies and plans to provide universal or near-universal access to the Internet for all.
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• EuroDIG 2021 – Details
  **'''[[:Category:Access and literacy 2021 | Access & literacy]]
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• YOUthDIG 01 2021
  [[Category:2021]][[Category:YOUthDIG 2021]][[Category:Access and literacy 2021]]
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• Open government and its interconnections with Internet governance – Flash 11 2016
  * Increase access to new technologies for openness and accountability. ...mote transparency in government. In OGP, we also recognize that increasing access to technology entails supporting the ability of governments and citizens to
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• YOUthDIG 2020 messages
  ==== 2. Internet Access and inclusion ==== ...universal connectivity and legal/regulatory frameworks which protect user access and safe use of the available internet tools.
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