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Orange group: results of first iteration

We need to reclaim the internet as a common good that is accessible to everyone in order to ensure:

1. Net neutrality

2. Digital sovereignty vs monopolies

3. Privacy plus data liberation

4. Protection of digital commons

5. Internet as a public good

6. Private financing of the internet

7. No technophobia

 

Orange group: results of second iteration

Move towards a global body of all internet citizens that assures access and the goals established yesterday. Tomorrow: privacy, transparency, etc.

Orange group: results of third iteration and final statement

We need to reclaim the internet as a common good that is accessible to everyone in order to insure:

1. A fundamental right to privacy

2. The right to be forgotten

3. Transparency for governments and corporations and privacy for individuals

4. Whistle blower/journalist and source protection

5. Protect net neutrality

6. Digital sovereignty with common, cooperative and public ownership of a platform

7. Protect workers’ rights on the internet

8. Promotion of digital/media education

9. Acknowledge the environmental and social aspects of the internet

We propose a participatory global constituent process that develops a charter based on these principles and creates a global body to preserve these principles and oversee their implementation.

We also encourage the establishment of a public bank of software and code.

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Simona Levi

Simona Levi, theatre director and activist. She is co-founder of the Spanish group Xnet and of 15MpaRato, a citizens' device to bring to court those responsible for the economic crisis in Spain.

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David Stefanoski

David Stefanoski is a student at the Institute for Security, Defense and Peace at the University of Skopje. He was a co-ordinator of the original student protests in Macedonia and active in protests and plenums in the country.

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Joan Pedro-Carañana

Joan Pedro-Carañana, is in the Department of Journalism and New Media of the Complutense University of Madrid. He has a European doctorate in Communication, Social Change and Development, and has been active in a variety of social movements. His interest lies in the role of communication, education and culture in the transformation of societies.

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