Topic: Petition - Stop the Net Grab - ITU Convence Proposals of participants leaked. (Read 1009 times)
December 06, 2012, 03:10:36 PM
First documents of the participants where leaked, they can be found here: http://wcitleaks.org/
December 06, 2012, 03:03:39 PM
Short update:
USA and Germany have announce to take a strict position against internet regulations on this conference.
Source: http://www.spiegel.de/netzwelt/netzpolitik/itu-konferenz-in-dubai-zerren-an-der-internet-leitung-a-870964.html - Sorry German only.
USA and Germany have announce to take a strict position against internet regulations on this conference.
Source: http://www.spiegel.de/netzwelt/netzpolitik/itu-konferenz-in-dubai-zerren-an-der-internet-leitung-a-870964.html - Sorry German only.
November 29, 2012, 02:32:41 PM
One word: Tor 
November 29, 2012, 02:24:19 PM
If you live in the EU or US (which 99% of this forum is) everything already is monitored.
I always can get worse.
Bump, due to the importance of this issue.
~Bruno K~
~Bruno K~
Not sure if Phinnaeus being sarcastic, or he is really helping the petition.
Me neither.
November 29, 2012, 02:20:51 PM
I live in Brazil, the land where computers and Internet is a new thing for the State.
It's a good and a bad thing, good because we're free to do anything, bad because there's a lot of bad things being done freely e.e
It's a good and a bad thing, good because we're free to do anything, bad because there's a lot of bad things being done freely e.e
November 29, 2012, 02:09:33 PM
If you live in the EU or US (which 99% of this forum is) everything already is monitored.
November 29, 2012, 02:07:32 PM
Bump, due to the importance of this issue.
~Bruno K~
~Bruno K~
Not sure if Phinnaeus being sarcastic, or he is really helping the petition.
November 29, 2012, 10:56:08 AM
Bump, due to the importance of this issue.
~Bruno K~
~Bruno K~
November 29, 2012, 05:30:58 AM
The Conference itself is no secret, but it will be held in secret.
No Media allowed.
And thanks for signing.
No Media allowed.
And thanks for signing.
November 29, 2012, 05:24:29 AM
Well I didn't post anything, but yesterday I did the petition.
I was just wondering: if this is secret, how in the hell they knew about this?
I was just wondering: if this is secret, how in the hell they knew about this?
November 29, 2012, 01:16:37 AM
Bump - Nobody, really?
Well I guess Dank begging for a motorcycle is just more important.
Well I guess Dank begging for a motorcycle is just more important.
November 28, 2012, 01:48:29 PM
http://www.change.org/netgrab
Hello Forum,
There is a petition running on change.org regarding the UN World Conference on International Telecommunications in December. Because I can't describe it better I just quote them:
You can sign this petition here: http://www.change.org/netgrab
Hello Forum,
There is a petition running on change.org regarding the UN World Conference on International Telecommunications in December. Because I can't describe it better I just quote them:
Quote
The internet as we know it is at risk. Unless we act now, our right to freely communicate and share information could change forever.
In less than four weeks’ time, the International Telecommunications Union (or ITU), a United Nations agency, is planning to adopt new rules to clamp down on the fundamental freedoms of citizens online.
Big telecommunications corporations have joined with countries including China, Egypt and Saudi Arabia, countries that already impose heavy restrictions on internet freedoms, to put forward a treaty to the UN World Conference on International Telecommunications in December.
So far the proposal has flown under the radar, but its implications are so serious that we must act quickly to show the ITU and its member countries that citizens will not stand by while our right to communicate freely is undermined.
The proposal would give governments and companies all over the world the ability to:
- Charge users for services such as email and Skype;
- Restrict access to the internet; and
- Monitor everything you do online
The new rules would hurt people in poorer countries and those living in dictatorships even more.
Add your name to the global petition and ask your government representatives who will attend this conference to reject these changes that will seriously and permanently restrict internet freedoms. Act now, before it’s too late. We need a new process where the voice of the people is properly heard. Make your voice louder by connecting with us on Facebook.
By signing the petition, you will add your voice to the tens of thousands of people who are standing up against unnecessary and restrictive online regulation.
An internet totally controlled by government and big business contradicts the very essence of what the internet represents – open and free access for all.
That’s why it’s critical for us to come together in demanding that our national leaders and international organisations respect the freedoms the internet gives to us all and stop this proposal in its tracks.
In less than four weeks’ time, the International Telecommunications Union (or ITU), a United Nations agency, is planning to adopt new rules to clamp down on the fundamental freedoms of citizens online.
Big telecommunications corporations have joined with countries including China, Egypt and Saudi Arabia, countries that already impose heavy restrictions on internet freedoms, to put forward a treaty to the UN World Conference on International Telecommunications in December.
So far the proposal has flown under the radar, but its implications are so serious that we must act quickly to show the ITU and its member countries that citizens will not stand by while our right to communicate freely is undermined.
The proposal would give governments and companies all over the world the ability to:
- Charge users for services such as email and Skype;
- Restrict access to the internet; and
- Monitor everything you do online
The new rules would hurt people in poorer countries and those living in dictatorships even more.
Add your name to the global petition and ask your government representatives who will attend this conference to reject these changes that will seriously and permanently restrict internet freedoms. Act now, before it’s too late. We need a new process where the voice of the people is properly heard. Make your voice louder by connecting with us on Facebook.
By signing the petition, you will add your voice to the tens of thousands of people who are standing up against unnecessary and restrictive online regulation.
An internet totally controlled by government and big business contradicts the very essence of what the internet represents – open and free access for all.
That’s why it’s critical for us to come together in demanding that our national leaders and international organisations respect the freedoms the internet gives to us all and stop this proposal in its tracks.
You can sign this petition here: http://www.change.org/netgrab
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