(28/2/08) Coalition statement at the IGF Consultations
At the IGF Consultations held in Geneva on 26 February 2008, the Coalition released a statement outlining a vision, a mission and some future actions. (more)
(20/11/07) A successful IGF for the Bill of Rights
The IGF held last week in Rio marked an outstanding success for the Dynamic Coalition on the Internet Bill of Rights. During an initial organizational meeting, the Coalition agreed on an ambitious working plan for next year. On the following day, the workshop organized by the Coalition saw great attendance and lots of interest. Among various declarations of support, the relevance of the Coalition's proposal was recognized by several speakers, including the IGF Secretariat, during the final sessions of the IGF. (more)
(14/11/07) Report from the organizational meeting of the Coalition
The Dynamic Coalition held an organizational meeting on 12 November, at the IGF in Rio de Janeiro. It reviewed the results of the first year of activities and agreed on the vision of the project. It also launched a plan of action including the preparation of some substantive documents, but also other activities, such as an inventory of existing activities, literature and enforcement instruments in this field, and outreach to increase participation. (more)
(10/11/07) Organizational meeting of the coalition
The Coalition will hold an organizational meeting at the IGF on Monday, 11:00-13:00, in room Queluz VI. The meeting is open to all members of the coalition as well as to anyone interested in joining it, and will focus on the status of the work and on working plans for next year, and on final details for Tuesday's public workshop. (more)
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The Dynamic Coalition on the Internet Bill of Rights is an informal, open group of organizations, companies, governments and individuals that feel the need to work together for a better definition of the rights and duties of the individual users of the Internet.
Rooted in the United Nations' Internet Governance Forum, the effort aims at understanding how traditional human rights can be adapted and expanded in the new online environment, and how they could be formalized in one or more documents that could act as a reference and be adopted as a code of conduct on an opt-in basis.
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