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RE: [hr-wsis] CS press conference
very good intervention. I look forward at the meeting tomorrow.
Alain
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De : Rikke Frank Joergensen [mailto:rfj@humanrights.dk]
Envoyé : 16 février 2005 11:52
À : hr-wsis@iris.sgdg.org
Objet : [hr-wsis] CS press conference
Fyi, my draft speech on HR from the CS press meeting this afternoon.
Rikke
PRESS CONFERENCE 16 FEBRUARY 2005 ? Salle de Presse no. 3 at 16.00
Panel: Vittorio (IG), Chantal (Financing), Titi (General issues), Rikke (HR)
Rikke:
HR Caucus: 55 members, focus on both CPR and ESCR.
HR and social justice the main issue for CS during first phase
- a long struggle
- link btw HR and development
Main concerns at this stage:
1. Formal commitment v. effective implementation, HR education etc.
Political chapeau and operational part
- not only about reference to UDHR in first para.
- overly focused on infrastructure, technical aspects
- enabling.. for whom?
2. Lack of concrete measures
- HR standards should be the benchmarks by which we measure progress and by
which we review state legislation and policies
- i.e. media pluralism, economic and social development, access to health
and education, freedom of assembly, freedom from censorship and
surveaillance.
3. WGIG issue papers (consumer privacy, cybercrime, unlawfull content etc)
- many HR misconceptions
- need to ensure that HR and the rule of law are the main benchmarks in
evaluating IG mechanisms
4. Accreditation
- there a recognized NGOs such as HRIC that are still denied accreditation
due to lack of formal recognition from the Chinese government
5. Concerns with regard to the WSIS host country: Two missions have taken
place. One of them will be reported tomorrow at a meeting arranged by the HR
Caucus, 3 issues: General HR concern at this stage, HR in china, report from
mission to Tunisia organized by FIDH.
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