NCUC session approved at the 19th annual IGF / seeking for speakers
Peterking Quaye
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Fri Jul 12 10:23:50 EEST 2024
Dear Amin Hacha,
Thank you for the exciting news and the opportunity to contribute to the
19th Annual IGF Meeting in Riyadh. I am honored to have our session
proposal, "Noncommercial Users Constituency Role in a Safe Internet,"
approved by the IGF MAG.
I am indeed interested in being a speaker at the event and attending in
person. Please consider my candidacy for one of the speaker positions. I
look forward to contributing to the discussion and showcasing our
community's expertise.
Looking forward to your response,
Best regards,
**PETERKING Quaye **
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On Fri, Jul 12, 2024 at 1:31 PM Amin Hacha <aminhacha at gmail.com> wrote:
> Dear friends and colleagues,
> I am delighted to share the exciting news that our proposal for a session
> has been approved, by the IGF MAG, at the 19th Annual IGF Meeting, which
> will be hosted by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia from 15 to 19 December 2024.
>
> The session, titled "*Noncommercial Users Constituency Role in a Safe
> Internet*" offers a wonderful opportunity for us to showcase our
> community's expertise. We are seeking 3 speakers from our community who
> will contribute to the session.
>
> If you are interested in being a speaker and will be attending the IGF *in
> person* at Riyadh, please respond to this email before Friday, 19 July
> 2024. We will evaluate responses and select the speakers.
>
> Thank you for your attention, and looking forward to hearing from you!
> Regards,
> Amin Hacha
>
> *for more information about the session : *
> Noncommercial Users Constituency Role in a Safe Internet
>
> Description:
>
> The session “Non-commercial Users Constituency Role in a Safe Internet”
> will focus on the important role that non-commercial users play in
> fostering a secure online environment, focusing on the ICANN and the Domain
> Name System examples, but going beyond these arenas.
>
> This session will explore the subtheme of user empowerment and safety. It
> will cover topics such as privacy protection, data security, and the impact
> of policy on user rights. Participants will engage in discussions on how
> non-commercial users, often the most vulnerable and least heard, (usually
> with fewer institutional decision-making mechanisms and fewer resources),
> can influence Internet governance and contribute to a safer Internet for
> all.
>
> Our approach is interactive and inclusive, featuring a panel of experts
> from diverse backgrounds, including cybersecurity, law, and digital rights
> advocacy. We will showcase innovative approaches, such as the use of
> open-source tools for privacy protection, and community-driven initiatives
> that have successfully advocated for user rights.
> Best practices from various regions will be highlighted, demonstrating
> concrete impacts and results. For instance, the session will present case
> studies for diverse regional areas.
> We aim to disseminate how Non-commercial Users are not just consumers of
> policy but active participants in shaping a safe internet landscape for
> all, and how they can better engage in different areas to protect and
> advance their rights.
>
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