Re: [WSIS-CT] Next steps for Content and Themes

[Meryem Marzouki <marzouki@ras.eu.org>]

Hi Karen,

The "information security" agenda should obviously be covered in the 
human rights section. This would allow us, by the way, to get rid of 
this "*information* security" wording, which is very bad in that in 
reflects more the governments/industy approach than the CS one.

Let me also anticipate the same question regarding governance issues: 
they - at least the part of them making a consensus - would be covered 
by the access and infrastructure section.

Meryem

Le vendredi, 29 aoû 2003, à 10:36 Europe/Paris, karen banks a écrit :

> hi
>
> i think we need to address the 'information security' agenda.. and 
> agree we need to address access and infrastructure.. where would you 
> see infosec coming in then meryem? - if not addressed specifically..
>
> karen
>
>
>> We should also have an additional item:
>> - Access and infrastructure
>>
>> still based on the current ICT working document relevant section.
>>
>> In summary, we would then have:
>> - Human rights
>> - Sustainable democratic development
>> - Global information commons
>> - Access and infrastructure
>> - Cultural and linguistic diversity
>> - Gender equality
>>
>> If these are too many items, then I think we could easily merge the 
>> "sustainable democratic development" title with either the "human 
>> rights" or "global information commons" or "cultural and linguistic 
>> diversity", having still the words "sustainable democratic 
>> development" appearing in the resulting item title.
>>
>> Regarding the other sections of the current document, they can easily 
>> be covered by the above identified items.
>
>
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