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IP Justice Statement on ICANN’s Responsibility to Respect Human Rights

By Robin Gross

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"Unfortunately ICANN?s lack of commitment to internationally recognized fundamental rights and freedoms threatens the healthy growth of the DNS and the global public interest. ICANN?s structure must be rooted in a firm foundation and a legally enforceable obligation to uphold basic rights. Today more than ever, we see the promise and the power of a free and open Internet to empower citizens and strengthen democracies. And we recognize the critical need to ensure the Internet remains an engine of human progress and freedom. Respect for human rights in the policies governing the DNS is critical to furthering the global public interest..."

Full post as published by IP Justice on March 31, 2011 (boomark / email).

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