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960705_videazimut_cajamar.declaration

"Declaration of Cajamar": Resolution of participants in "Media for Citizenship in the Electronic Age" seminar convened by Videazimut in Cajamar, Brazil, July 3-5, 1996. Resolution supports UN declarations of rights, McBride & Maitland Commissions' reports, and conclusions of Beijing Conference on Women. Declaration concludes: "we encourage all individuals and organisations worldwide working in the field of communications for development and democracy to collaborate in solidarity and work together, at every opportunity, to achieve these goals." Declaration also asks government of Brazil to shape up in this area.

9606_cassandra_netdangers_livraghi.article

"Cassandra": A look at where, in government and elsewhere, threats to the Internet are or may be coming from, globally. By Giancarlo Livraghi of ALCEI/EF-Italy.

g7_chair_conclusions.report

G7 (the "Group of Seven" Nations) conclusions about the development of the global information infrastructure (adopted 2/95). Despite the activism of civil liberties organizations (see files below), the report makes only two brief mentions of freedom of expression. G7 includes Canada, France, German, Italy, UK, Japan, and USA. Russia has been added in 1996, now making it "G8", though everyone still calls this alliance the "G7".

gii_expression_alert.old

EFF/HRW alert regarding lack of guarantees of freedom of expression in the GII discussions of the G7 (the "Group of Seven" Nations). G7 includes Canada, France, German, Italy, UK, Japan, and USA. Russia has been added in 1996, now making it "G8", though everyone still calls this alliance the "G7".

gii_expression_letter.announce

Announcement of EFF/HRW/EPIC campaign to guarantee freedom of expression on the GII (2/16/95), in G7 (the "Group of Seven" Nations) conclusions about the development of the global information infrastructure. G7 includes Canada, France, German, Italy, UK, Japan, and USA. Russia has been added in 1996, now making it "G8", though everyone still calls this alliance the "G7".

gii_expression_letter.eff

Text of the letter sent to Al Gore from EFF/HRW/EPIC (1/16/95) asking Gore to urge the G-7 ministers to uphold international free expression principles in any agreement regarding GII. G7 includes Canada, France, German, Italy, UK, Japan, and USA. Russia has been added in 1996, now making it "G8", though everyone still calls this alliance the "G7".

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Collection of international net-censorship reports, from the fight-censorship mailing list. Extensive background on global efforts to muzzle the Net.

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