RE: [hr-wsis] Fwd: Human Rights input to the July Intersessional

["Alain Ambrosi" <ambrosia@web.ca>]

Hello, 
 It is good to insist on the notion of info and com as common goods as Jim does it.   It is too late for now but that is a good issue to work on for the next steps. I am  reconforted for having insisted to introduce this concept for our first submission.

Meryem could re-send the part that is to be translated please. (j'ai un problème technique de voyagement entre deux computers)

Alain   

-----Message d'origine-----
De : Meryem Marzouki [mailto:marzouki@ras.eu.org]
Envoyé : 2 juin, 2003 05:41
À : hr-wsis@iris.sgdg.org
Objet : [hr-wsis] Fwd: Human Rights input to the July Intersessional


I received that. Meryem

Début du message réexpédié :

> De: "Jim McDonnell" <jimmcdonnell@blueyonder.co.uk>
> Date: Lun 2 juin 2003  11:31:41 Europe/Paris
> À: <marzouki@ras.eu.org>
> Objet: Human Rights input to the July Intersessional
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> Hi  Meryem
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> I read your comment in the plenary-admin@wsis-cs.org list on your 
> submission to the Intersessional Juily meeting and read it quickly on 
> the web.
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> I was particularly interested in the paragraph
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> Recognition of information and communications as public common goods
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> I have made he following suggested changes (some just for English 
> style). Maybe they will be of some use.
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> Moreover, the HRIS caucus considers thatuniversal participation in the 
> information society must be secured for all. An information and 
> communication society should be developedand regulated by public, 
> transparent, and accountable institutions and processes  in order to 
> guarantee democratic and equitable access and participation.
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> This impliesan acknowledgement of and declaration thatinformation and 
> its means of production, management and
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> circulationarecommon goodsinwhich each social actorhasrights and 
> responsibilities, in order to ensure the minimal equitable conditions 
> for the overall development of intellectual creativity, technological 
> innovation, effective technology use and successful participation in 
> the information and communication society.
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> Jim
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