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Human Rights and Internet Governance

Asset Category: 
Internet Freedom and Technology
Asset Abstract: 

This is the the fourth edition of the MIND magazine, published by the Internet and Society Collaboratory. This volume focuses on the struggle for freedom of speech and human rights on the internet, an area which is - at the latest since the Arab Spring - at the foundation of today’s discourse.

Media Type: 
Book/Article/Report
Asset Source: 
Internet and Society Collaboratory
AUTHOR: 
Carl Bildt, Marietje Schaake, Alice Munyua et al.
Publication Year: 
2012
Asset File: 
PDF icon Human Rights and Internet Governance
Asset Primary Link: 
http://en.collaboratory.de/w/MIND_4_-_Human_Rights...

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What Tavaana Students Have to Say

What I knew about human rights consisted only of a few scattered things, and I had forgotten about so many aspects. During the course, I got to know some concepts that I had known nothing about before. Now, I have a credible and varied understanding of democracy, human rights, freedom, and power.
- Mandana, Democracy Web course graduate