320:. Digital platforms play a powerful role in limiting access to certain content, such as YouTube's 2017 decision to classify non-explicit videos with LGBTQIA themes as 'restricted', a classification designed to filter out "potentially inappropriate content". The internet provides information that can create a safe space for marginalized groups such as the LGBTQIA community to connect with others and engage in honest dialogues and conversations that are affecting their communities. It can also be viewed as an agent of change for the LGBTQIA community and provide a means of engaging in social justice. It can allow for LGBTQIA individuals who may be living in rural areas or in areas where they are isolated to gain access to information that are not within their rural system as well as gaining information from other LGBT individuals. This includes information such as healthcare, partners, and news. Gay Health provides online medical and health information and Gay and Lesbians Alliance Against Defamation contains online publications and news that focus on human rights campaigns and issues focused on LGBTQIA issues. The Internet also allows LGBTQIA individuals to maintain anonymity. Lack of access to the internet can hinder these things, due to lack of broadband access in remote rural areas. LGBT Tech has emphasized launching newer technologies with 5G technology in order to help close the digital divide that can cause members of the LGBTQIA community to lose access to reliable and fast technology that can provide information on healthcare, economic opportunities, and safe communities.
300:. There have also been examples of more extreme measures, such as local community authorities banning or restricting mobile phone use for girls and unmarried women in their communities. According to the Wharton School of Public Policy, the expansion of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) has resulted in multiple disparities that have had an impact on women's access to ICT with the gender gap being as high as 31% in some developing countries and 12% globally in 2016. Socioeconomic barriers that result from these disparities are known as what we call the digital divide. Among low-income countries and low-income regions alike, the high price of internet access presents a barrier to women since women are generally paid less and face an unequal dividend between paid and unpaid work. Cultural norms in certain countries may prohibit women from access to the internet and technology as well by preventing women from attaining a certain level of education or from being the breadwinners in their households, thus resulting in a lack of control in the household finances. However, even when women have access to ICT, the digital divide is still prevalent.
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Whites and 83% of Asians have home internet access, compared to 70% of
Hispanics, 68% of Blacks, 72% of American Indian/Alaska Natives, and 68% of Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islanders. Although income is a factor in home-internet access disparities, there are still racial and ethnic inequalities that are present among those within lower income groups. 58% of low income Whites are reported to have home-internet access in comparison to 51% of Hispanics and 50% of Blacks. This information is reported in a report titled "Digital Denied: The Impact of Systemic Racial Discrimination on Home-Internet Adoption" which was published by the DC-based public interest group Fress Press. The report concludes that structural barriers and discrimination that perpetuates bias against people of different races and ethnicities contribute to having an impact on the digital divide. The report also concludes that those who do not have internet access still have a high demand for it, and reduction in the price of home-internet access would allow for an increase in equitable participation and improve internet adoption by marginalized groups.
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households that have home internet access and do not have a person who has a disability. The type of disability an individual has can prevent one from interacting with computer screens and smartphone screens, such as having a quadriplegia disability or having a disability in the hands. However, there is still a lack of access to technology and home internet access among those who have a cognitive and auditory disability as well. There is a concern of whether or not the increase in the use of information technologies will increase equality through offering opportunities for individuals living with disabilities or whether it will only add to the present inequalities and lead to individuals living with disabilities being left behind in society. Issues such as the perception of disabilities in society, Federal and state government policy, corporate policy, mainstream computing technologies, and real-time online communication have been found to contribute to the impact of the digital divide on individuals with disabilities.
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South Africa, Turkey, Trinidad and Tobago, Slovakia, and the United
Kingdom. The degree to which private bodies are covered under freedom of information legislation varies, in Angola, Armenia and Peru the legislation only applies to private companies that perform what are considered to be public functions. In the Czech Republic, the Dominican Republic, Finland, Trinidad and Tobago, Slovakia, Poland and Iceland private bodies that receive public funding are subject to freedom of information legislation. Freedom of information legislation in Estonia, France and UK covers private bodies in certain sectors. In South Africa the access provisions of the Promotion of Access to Information Act have been used by individuals to establish why their loan application has been denied. The access provisions have also been used by minority shareholders in private companies and environmental groups, who were seeking information on the potential environmental damage caused by company projects.
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is also the presence of online abuse by online predators that target LGBTQIA members by seeking out their personal information and providing them with inaccurate information. The use of the internet can provide a way for LGBTQIA individuals to gain access to information to deal with societal setbacks through therapeutic advice, social support systems, and an online environment that fosters a collaboration of ideas, concerns, and helps LGBTQIA individuals move forward. This can be fostered through human service professionals who can utilize the internet with evidence and evaluation to provide information to LGBTQIA individuals who are dealing with the circumstances of coming out and the possible repercussions that could follow as a result.
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in 2019 when model Katie Price's son was the target of online abuse that was attributed to him having a disability. In response to the abuse, a campaign was launched by Katie Price to ensure that
Britain's MP's held those who are guilty of perpetuating online abuse towards those with disabilities accountable. Online abuse towards individuals with disabilities is a factor that can discourage people from engaging online which could prevent people from learning information that could improve their lives. Many individuals living with disabilities face online abuse in the form of accusations of benefit fraud and "faking" their disability for financial gain, which in some cases leads to unnecessary investigations.
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internal documents that were collected in a project conducted by ProPublica, Facebook's guidelines in regards to distinguishing hate speech and recognizing protected groups revealed slides that identified three groups, each one containing either female drivers, black children, or white men. When the question of which subset group is protected is presented, the correct answer was white men. Minority group language is negatively impacted by automated tools of hate detection due to human bias that ultimately decides what is considered hate speech and what is not.
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1507:, a multilateral network established in 2011, some 70 countries have now issued National Action Plans, the majority of which contain strong open data commitments designed to foster greater transparency, generate economic growth, empower citizens, fight corruption and more generally enhance governance. In 2015 the Open Data Charter was founded in a multistakeholder process in order to establish principles for âhow governments should be publishing informationâ. The Charter has been adopted by 17 national governments half of which were from
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Director-General. The journalists safety indicators are a tool developed by UNESCO which, according to UNESCO's website, aims on mapping the key features that can help assess safety of journalists, and help determine whether adequate follow-up is given to crimes committed against them. The IPDC Talks also allow the Programme to raise awareness on the importance of access to information. The IPDC is also the programme that monitors and reports on access to information laws around the world through the
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were removed by the originators after an investigation conducted by the
Australian Communications and Media Authority, Facebook did not delete the page and has allowed it to remain under the classification of controversial humor. However, a post by an African American woman addressing her discomfort with being the only person of color in a small-town restaurant was met with racist and hateful messages. When reporting the online abuse to Facebook, her account was suspended by
469:; that this right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference and to seek, receive and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers. Communication is a fundamental social process, a basic human need and the foundation of all social organisation. It is central to the Information Society. Everyone, everywhere should have the opportunity to participate and no one should be excluded from the benefits the Information Society offers.
986:, the practice of internet providers allowing users free connectivity to access specific content or applications for free, has offered some opportunities for individuals to surmount economic hurdles, but has also been accused by its critics as creating a âtwo-tieredâ internet. To address the issues with zero-rating, an alternative model has emerged in the concept of âequal ratingâ and is being tested in experiments by
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information legislation in the past 10 years. In recent years, private bodies have started to perform functions which were previously carried out by public bodies. Privatisation and de-regulation saw banks, telecommunications companies, hospitals and universities being run by private entities, leading to demands for the extension of freedom of information legislation to cover private bodies.
975:(ITU), by the end of 2017, an estimated 48 per cent of individuals regularly connect to the internet, up from 34 per cent in 2012. Despite the significant increase in absolute numbers, however, in the same period the annual growth rate of internet users has slowed down, with five per cent annual growth in 2017, dropping from a 10 per cent growth rate in 2012.
425:, which is both free of cost and freely modifiable could help meet the particular needs of marginalized users advocacy on behalf of minority groups, such as targeted outreach, better provision of Internet access, tax incentives for private companies and organizations working to enhance access, and solving underlying issues of social and economic inequalities
902:, to override existing legal protections for source protection is also becoming a common practice. In many regions, persistent secrecy laws or new cybersecurity laws threaten the protection of sources, such as when they give governments the right to intercept online communications in the interest of overly broad definitions of national security.
1480:, to which UNESCO contributed freedom of information-related information, of the 109 countries with available data on implementation of freedom of information laws, 43 per cent do not sufficiently provide for public outreach and 43 per cent have overly-wide definitions of exceptions to disclosure, which run counter to the aim of increased
638:, states that "the internet has been a revolution for censorship as much as for free speech". The concept of freedom of information has emerged in response to state sponsored censorship, monitoring and surveillance of the internet. Internet censorship includes the control or suppression of the publishing or accessing of information on the
740:, declared 'we stand for a single internet where all of humanity has equal access to knowledge and ideas'. In her 'Remarks on Internet Freedom' she also draws attention to how 'even in authoritarian countries, information networks are helping people discover new facts and making governments more accountable', while reporting President
1226:. Its mandate since 2003 is "... to contribute to sustainable development, democracy and good governance by fostering universal access to and distribution of information and knowledge by strengthening the capacities of the developing countries and countries in transition in the field of electronic media and the printed press."
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promote universal access to information, grounded in its constitutional mandate to âpromote the free flow of ideas by word and imageâ. In 2015, UNESCO's
General Conference proclaimed 28 September as the International Day for Universal Access to Information. The following year, participants of UNESCO's annual celebration of
832:" or "right to be de-listed" in a much-debated approach to the balance between privacy, free expression and transparency. Following the Google Spain decision the "right to be forgotten" or "right to be de-listed" has been recognized in a number of countries across the world, particularly in Latin America and the Caribbean.
620:, which proposed that Cisco establish a human rights board, has dismissed the GNI as a voluntary code of conduct not having any impact. Chief executive John Harrington called the GNI "meaningless noise" and instead calls for bylaws to be introduced that force boards of directors to accept human rights responsibilities.
3730:"Posetti, Julie. 2017b. Fighting back against prolific online harassment: Maria Ressa. Article in Kilman, L. 2017. An Attack on One is an Attack on All: Successful Initiatives To Protect Journalists and Combat Impunity. International Programme for the Development of Communication, Paris, France: UNESCO Publishing"
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Secretive decision making by company directors and corporate scandal led to freedom of information legislation to be published for the benefits of investors. Such legislation was first adopted in
Britain in the early 20th century, and later in North America and other countries. Disclosure regimes for
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Internet has challenged the press as an alternative source of information and opinion but has also provided a new platform for newspaper organizations to reach new audiences. Between 2012 and 2016, print newspaper circulation continued to fall in almost all regions, with the exception of Asia and
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Western Europe and North America, the primacy of television as a main source of information is being challenged by the internet, while in other regions, such as Africa, television is gaining greater audience share than radio, which has historically been the most widely accessed media platform. Age
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Principles also acknowledged that "it is necessary to prevent the use of information resources and technologies for criminal and terrorist purposes, while respecting human rights". Wolfgang Benedek comments that the WSIS Declaration only contains a number of references to
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There are also other factors that can prevent LGBTQIA members from accessing information online or subject them to having their information abused. Internet filters are also used to censor and restrict LGBTQIA content that is in relation to the LGBTQIA community in public schools and libraries. There
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stipulating eight consumer rights, including "consumer access to adequate information to enable making informed choices according to individual wishes and needs". Access to information became regarded as a basic consumer right, and preventive disclosure, i.e. the disclosure of information on threats
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Institute Digital News Report, in 36 countries and territories surveyed, 51 per cent of adults 55 years and older consider television as their main news source, compared to only 24 per cent of respondents between 18 and 24. The pattern is reversed when it comes to online media, chosen by 64 per cent
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Regional courts are also playing a noteworthy role in the development of online privacy regulations. In 2015 the European Court of Justice found that the so-called âSafe Harbour Agreementâ, which allowed private companies to âlegally transmit personal data from their European subscribers to the USâ,
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People with disabilities are also the targets of online abuse. Online disability hate crimes have increased by 33% within the past year across the UK according to a report published by Leonard Cheshire.org. Accounts of online hate abuse towards people with disabilities were shared during an incident
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Although many groups in society are affected by a lack of access to computers or the internet, communities of color are specifically observed to be negatively affected by the digital divide. This is evident when it comes to observing home-internet access among different races and ethnicities. 81% of
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The number of unique mobile cellular subscriptions increased from 3.89 billion in 2012 to 4.83 billion in 2016, two-thirds of the worldâs population, with more than half of subscriptions located in Asia and the Pacific. The number of subscriptions is predicted to rise to 5.69 billion users in 2020.
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technologies, mandatory data retention policies, and disclosure of personal digital activities by third party intermediaries. Without a thorough understanding of how to shield their digital communications and traces, journalists and sources can unwittingly reveal identifying information. Employment
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to receive and produce information have increased the possibilities for States and private sector companies to track individualsâ behaviors, opinions and networks. States have increasingly adopted laws and policies to legalize monitoring of communication, justifying these practices with the need to
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and skills, and social inclusion online, including addressing inequalities based on skills, education, gender, age, race, ethnicity, and accessibility by those with disabilities; and the development of connectivity and affordable ICTs, including mobile, the Internet, and broadband infrastructures".
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for Internet activity, and to trust in the preservation, quality, integrity, security, and authenticity of information and knowledge. Accessibility is interlinked to rights and openness. Based on the ROAM principles, UNESCO is now developing Internet Universality indicators to help governments and
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Online platforms have also been observed to tolerate hateful content towards people of color but restrict content from people of color. Aboriginal memes on a Facebook page were posted with racially abusive content and comments depicting Aboriginal people as inferior. While the contents on the page
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While there has been an increase in countries with freedom of information laws, their implementation and effectiveness vary considerably across the world. The Global Right to Information Rating is a programme providing advocates, legislators, reformers with tools to assess the strength of a legal
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were in Africa, four in Asia and the Pacific, three in Latin America and the Caribbean, two in the Arab region and one in Western Europe and North America. During the same period, 23 countries revised their data protection laws, reflecting the new challenges to data protection in the digital era.
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The number of countries around the world with data protection laws has also continued to grow. According to the World Trends Report 2017/2018, between 2012 and 2016, 20 UNESCO Member States adopted data protection laws for first time, bringing the global total to 101. Of these new adoptions, nine
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are observed to be present in the racial divide. Hate-speech rules as well as hate speech algorithms online platforms such as Facebook have favored white males and those belonging to elite groups in society over marginalized groups in society, such as women and people of color. In a collection of
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As of 2006, the following 19 countries had freedom of information legislation that extended to government bodies and private bodies: Antigua and Barbuda, Angola, Armenia, Colombia, the Czech Republic, the Dominican Republic, Estonia, Finland, France, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Panama, Poland, Peru,
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has been assigned as the custodian agency responsible for global reporting on indicator 16.10.2 regarding the ânumber of countries that adopt and implement constitutional, statutory and/or policy guarantees for public access to informationâ. This responsibility aligns with UNESCO's commitment to
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Also expanding access to content are changes in usage patterns with non-linear viewing, as online streaming is becoming an important component of usersâ experience. Since expanding its global service to 130 new countries in January 2016, Netflix experienced a surge in subscribers, surpassing 100
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Developments in regards to source protection laws have occurred between 2007 and mid-2015 in 84 (69 per cent) of the 121 countries surveyed. The Arab region had the most notable developments, where 86 per cent of States had demonstrated shifts, followed by Latin America and the Caribbean (85 per
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General Data Protection Regulation states "Member States law should reconcile the rules governing freedom of expression and information, including journalistic...with the right to the protection of personal data pursuant to this Regulation. The processing of personal data solely for journalistic
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has taken a number of steps to highlight the importance of the universal right to privacy online. In 2015, in a resolution on the right to privacy in the digital age, it established a United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Right to Privacy. In 2017, the Human Rights Council emphasized that the
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and an increase in the ability of intelligence authorities to access citizensâ data. While legality is a precondition for legitimate limitations of human rights, the issue is also whether a given law is aligned to other criteria for justification such as necessity, proportionality and legitimate
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is conducted under a wide variety of laws and administrative regulations. In accordance with these laws, more than sixty Internet regulations have been made by the People's Republic of China (PRC) government, and censorship systems are vigorously implemented by provincial branches of state-owned
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and data exchange among different products or services and are intended for widespread adoption." A UNESCO study considers that adopting open standards has the potential to contribute to the vision of a âdigital commonsâ in which citizens can freely find, share, and re-use information. Promoting
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Michael Buckland defines six types of barriers that have to be overcome in order for access to information to be achieved: identification of the source, availability of the source, price of the user, cost to the provider, cognitive access, acceptability. While "access to information", "right to
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Despite the adoption of freedom of information laws; officials are often unfamiliar with the norms of transparency at the core of freedom of information or are unwilling to recognize them in practice. Journalists often do not make effective use of freedom of information laws for a multitude of
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during its 38th session. During the International Day, the IPDC organized the "IPDC Talks: Powering Sustainable Development with Access to Information" event, which gathered high-level participants. The annual event aims on highlighting the "importance of access to information" for sustainable
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is responsible for the follow-up of the Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 16 through indicators 16.10.1 and 16.10.2. Every two years, a report containing information from the Member States on the status of judicial inquiries on each of the killings condemned by UNESCO is submitted to the IPDC
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was increasingly recognised as a prerequisite for transparency and accountability of governments, as facilitating consumers' ability to make informed choices, and as safeguarding citizens against mismanagement and corruption. This has led an increasing number of countries to enact freedom of
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Inequities in access to information technologies are present among individuals living with a disability in comparison to those who are not living with a disability. According to The Pew Internet 54% of households with a person who has a disability have home internet access compared to 81% of
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Through the concept internet universality UNESCO highlights access to information as a key to assess a better Internet environment. There is special relevance to the Internet of the broader principle of social inclusion. This puts forward the role of accessibility in overcoming
801:, has undergone a modernization process to address new challenges to privacy. Since 2012, four new countries belonging to the Council of Europe have signed or ratified the Convention, as well as three countries that do not belong to the Council, from Africa and Latin America.
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purposes...should be subject to derogations or exemptions from certain provisions of this Regulation if necessary to reconcile the right to the protection of personal data with the right to freedom of expression and information, as enshrined in Article 11 of the Charter."
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In June 2006, nearly 70 countries had freedom of information legislation applying to information held by government bodies and in certain circumstances to private bodies. In 19 of these countries, the freedom of information legislation also applied to private bodies.
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in Africa. Equal rating prevents prioritization of one type of content and zero-rates all content up to a specified data cap. Some countries in the region had a handful of plans to choose from (across all mobile network operators) while others, such as
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with regard to the internet and in this context freedom of information. The Hacktivismo Declaration recognizes "the importance to fight against human rights abuses with respect to reasonable access to information on the Internet" and calls upon the
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for three days for posting the screenshots while those responsible for the racist comments she received were not suspended. Shared experiences between people of color can be at risk of being silenced under removal policies for online platforms.
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and its corollaries (freedom of information, access to information) becomes more controversial as new means of communication and restrictions arise including government control or commercial methods putting personal information to danger.
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of users between 18 and 24 as their primary source, but only by 28 per cent of users 55 and older. According to the Arab Youth Survey, in 2016, 45 percent of the young people interviewed considered social media as a major source of news.
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the benefit of investors regained attention at the beginning of the 21st century as a number of corporate scandals were linked to accounting fraud and company director secrecy. Starting with Enron, the subsequent scandals involving
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launched the World Bank policy on access to information, which constitutes a major shift in the World Bank's strategy. The principle binds the World Bank to disclose any requested information, unless it is on a "list of exception":
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Cannataci, Joseph A., Bo Zhao, Gemma Torres Vives, Shara Monteleone, Jeanne Mifsud Bonnici, and Evgeni Moyakine. 2016. "Privacy, free expression and transparency: Redefining their new boundaries in the digital age". Paris:
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are not in place, nor is the breadth and quality of the data-sets released sufficient". In general, the Open Data Barometer found that government data is usually "incomplete, out of date, of low quality, and fragmented".
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and lack of digital empowerment have created stark inequalities in navigating the tools used for access to information, often exacerbating lack of awareness of issues that directly relate to women and gender, such as
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million subscribers in the second quarter of 2017, up from 40 million in 2012. The audience has also become more diverse with 47 per cent of users based outside of the United States, where the company began in 1997.
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955:, access to a variety of media increased between 2012 and 2016. The internet has registered the highest growth in users supported by massive investments in infrastructure and significant uptake in mobile usage.
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According to Global Partners Digital, only four States have secured in national legislation a general right to encryption, and 31 have enacted national legislation that grants law enforcement agencies the power
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reasons: official failure to respond to information requests, extensive delays, receipt of heavily redacted documents, arbitrarily steep fees for certain types of requests, and a lack of professional training.
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Amendments to the Statutes of the International Programme for The Development of Communication (IPDC) Resolution 43/32, adopted on the Report of Commission V at the 18th Plenary Meeting, on 15 October 2003.
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Newman, Nic, Richard Fletcher, Antonis Kalogeropoulos, David A. L. Levy, and Rasmus Kleis Nielsen. 2017. Reuters Institute Digital News Report 2017. Oxford: Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism.
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framework. In measuring the strength and legal framework of each country's freedom of information law using the Right to Information Rating, one notable trend appears. Largely regardless of
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cent), Asia and the Pacific (75 per cent), Western Europe and North America (66 per cent) and finally Africa, where 56 per cent of States examined had revised their source protection laws.
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in September 2015, includes Goal 16.10 to âensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreementsâ.
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Lee, Jaewoo; Andreoni, James; Bagwell, Kyle; Cripps, Martin W.; Chinn, Menzie David; Durlauf, Steven N.; Brock, William A.; Che, Yeon-Koo; Cohen-Cole, Ethan (2004).
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when particular sites are requested. The government does not appear to be systematically examining Internet content, as this appears to be technically impractical.
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other stakeholders assess their own national Internet environments and to promote the values associated with Internet Universality, such as access to information.
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of the internet" and "implement technologies to challenge information rights violations". The Hacktivismo Declaration does, however, recognise that the right to
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Keystones to foster inclusive Knowledge Societies. Access to information and knowledge, Freedom of Expression, Privacy, and Ethics on a Global Internet
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participation. These have been abbreviated as the R-O-A-M principles. Understanding the Internet in this way helps to draw together different facets of
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the Pacific, where the dramatic increase in sales in a few select countries has offset falls in historically strong Asian markets such as Japan and the
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and freedom of information acts as an extension to this right. The government of the United Kingdom has theorised it as being an extension of
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in that it did not offer sufficient protections for the data of European citizens or protect them from arbitrary surveillance. In 2016, the
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What is considered a human right is in some cases controversial; not all the topics listed are universally accepted as human rights
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911:United Nations Convention against Corruption
556:
5881:Freedom from arbitrary arrest and detention
5361:Freedom of Information: A Comparative Study
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2612:"WHO World Report on Disability: A review"
1399:. One of its chief aims was to bridge the
898:of national security legislation, such as
774:
361:. Freedom of information may also concern
227:information and communication technologies
82:and availability of data; preservation of
5369:, a 55 country study by Global Integrity.
5363:, a 57 country study by Global Integrity.
3664:Lichtblau, Eric, and Katie Benner. 2016.
3498:European Commission - European Commission
3254:
3245:
3227:"Global Network Initiative, Participants"
2050:"What is the Freedom of Information Act?"
1241:On 28 September 2015, UNESCO adopted the
757:The increasing access to and reliance on
729:, business companies, and organizations.
716:. The system also selectively engages in
94:; diffusion of new media and information
5367:Internet Censorship: A Comparative Study
2854:
2852:
2670:"Online disability hate crimes soar 33%"
2425:
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1407:. The conferences established 17 May as
1001:
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6095:Right to an adequate standard of living
4595:"Freedom of Expression on the Internet"
3488:
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3071:Klang, Mathias; Murray, Andrew (2005).
3032:Klang, Mathias; Murray, Andrew (2005).
2578:
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1383:World Summit on the Information Society
1141:2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
461:, and as outlined in Article 19 of the
435:World Summit on the Information Society
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5896:Cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment
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1454:Freedom of information laws by country
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5775:Universal Declaration of Human Rights
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1178:Universal Declaration of Human Rights
1103:
973:International Telecommunication Union
843:
787:
567:Universal Declaration of Human Rights
502:Universal Declaration of Human Rights
463:Universal Declaration of Human Rights
414:International Telecommunication Union
206:
130:Freedom of information is related to
4853:"Global Right to Information Rating"
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4487:from the original on 1 November 2020
3843:from the original on 17 January 2023
3772:from the original on 26 January 2021
3483:
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3305:Watts, Jonathan (20 February 2006).
3267:from the original on 28 January 2013
3257:"The big business of net censorship"
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753:Privacy, surveillance and encryption
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4140:from the original on 9 October 2018
4016:from the original on 4 October 2021
2426:Ghaffary, Shirin (15 August 2019).
2112:"Internet Usage Statistics In 2024"
1250:The Internet Universality framework
781:United Nations Human Rights Council
231:digital divide in the United States
24:
4857:Global Right to Information Rating
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3762:"United Nations Official Document"
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3255:Glanville, Jo (17 November 2008).
2784:. Electronic Frontier Foundation.
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5426:- December 8, 2010 (video: 43:41)
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2079:Downie, James (24 January 2011).
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732:In 2010, U.S. Secretary of State
467:freedom of opinion and expression
465:, that everyone has the right to
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2342:Gustin, Sam (14 December 2016).
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1474:United Nations Secretary General
1276:, concerned with technology and
1236:United Nations Secretary-General
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967:, co-chaired by UNESCO, and the
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1688:International Right to Know Day
1509:Latin America and the Caribbean
1429:Latin America and the Caribbean
1346:Security and Safety Information
1145:United Nations General Assembly
6228:Sexual and reproductive health
6125:Right to a healthy environment
5760:Liberty, equality, brotherhood
3182:Global Network Initiative, FAQ
2862:. 26 June 2014. Archived from
2610:Krahn, Gloria L. (July 2011).
2280:. Cambridge University Press.
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591:Electronic Frontier Foundation
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387:information and media literacy
381:Information and media literacy
192:Small Island Developing States
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6145:Right to public participation
3387:"Remarks on Internet Freedom"
2886:"Single Post | lgbttech"
2616:Disability and Health Journal
2550:. World Health Organization.
1937:10.1080/08111146.2020.1853522
1893:. UNESCO. 2018. p. 202.
1809:
1478:Sustainable Development Goals
1409:World Information Society Day
508:(ICCPR) to be applied to the
423:Free and open-source software
6165:Right to science and culture
5342:license statement/permission
5320:license statement/permission
5194:(1): 216â217. Archived from
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1723:Information wants to be free
1593:Access to public information
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736:, speaking on behalf of the
634:Jo Glanville, editor of the
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5991:Right to keep and bear arms
5901:Freedom from discrimination
5624:Freedom from discrimination
5459:
4657:Procee, Paul (5 May 2013).
3573:Human rights and encryption
2941:Human rights and encryption
2756:"The Gender Digital Divide"
1983:people.ischool.berkeley.edu
1748:Market for loyalties theory
1598:Action For Economic Reforms
1585:
1505:Open Government Partnership
1448:Freedom of information laws
1391:that took place in 2003 in
1349:Separate Disclosure Regimes
1280:, rights and development."
861:Private sector implications
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109:freedom of information laws
86:; respect for cultural and
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6303:Civil rights and liberties
5485:Personification of Liberty
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2704:publications.parliament.uk
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2547:World report on disability
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105:publication of information
70:resources, including open
6188:
6155:Right to rest and leisure
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5765:All men are created equal
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4691:"About â WSIS Forum 2018"
3955:"The Mobile Economy 2019"
3826:. Retrieved 25 June 2017.
3672:. Retrieved 25 May 2017.]
2463:The Sydney Morning Herald
1925:Urban Policy and Research
1798:Transparency (humanities)
1516:World Wide Web Foundation
1358:Deliberative Information*
1342:Attorney-Client Privilege
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1046:Global Television Network
969:Internet Governance Forum
826:European Court of Justice
647:Reporters without Borders
581:set out in the UDHR, the
563:Global Network Initiative
561:On October 29, 2008, the
557:Global Network Initiative
553:, or religious figures."
392:The UNESCO's support for
188:least developed countries
6170:Right to social security
6135:Right to Internet access
6080:Equal pay for equal work
5966:Presumption of innocence
5276:(1): 220. Archived from
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4826:(1): 222. Archived from
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4541:. UNESCO. 24 July 2017.
3562:. Retrieved 7 June 2017.
3291:January 2, 2008, at the
3077:. Routledge. p. 2.
3038:. Routledge. p. 1.
1708:Information commissioner
1355:Corporate Administrative
1050:China Central Television
815:United States Government
6046:right to be a candidate
5876:Equality before the law
5378:31 October 2020 at the
5344:). Text taken from
5322:). Text taken from
4965:documents.worldbank.org
4565:"Internet Universality"
1979:"Access to information"
1803:Virtual private network
1793:Tor (anonymity network)
1501:government transparency
1266:sustainable development
1154:World Press Freedom Day
1125:International framework
797:âs Convention 108, the
775:International framework
768:government surveillance
691:Great Firewall of China
6308:Government information
6288:Freedom of information
5906:Freedom of information
5891:Freedom of association
5350:, 202, UNESCO.
5328:, 102, UNESCO.
3494:"EU-US data transfers"
2172:Souter, David (2010).
1788:Stop Online Piracy Act
1613:Criticism of copyright
1476:âs 2017 report on the
1444:
1361:Financial Information"
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925:
900:counter-terrorism laws
819:EU-U.S. Privacy Shield
618:Harrington Investments
612:According to reports,
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196:training and education
162:. It is recognized in
144:information technology
138:in the content of the
101:
48:Freedom of information
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6298:Human rights by issue
6218:Intersex human rights
6026:Right of self-defense
5981:Right to a fair trial
5261:Mazhar Siraj (2010).
5220:Mazhar Siraj (2010).
5179:Mazhar Siraj (2010).
5138:Mazhar Siraj (2010).
5097:Mazhar Siraj (2010).
5056:Mazhar Siraj (2010).
4811:Mazhar Siraj (2010).
4770:Mazhar Siraj (2010).
4729:Mazhar Siraj (2010).
4719:freedominfo.org 2016.
4481:"About the IPDCtalks"
1843:. 2015. p. 107.
1728:Intellectual property
1653:Free-culture movement
1623:Culture vs. Copyright
1461:Access to information
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1401:global digital divide
1256:Internet Universality
1197:New Delhi Declaration
1191:Finlandia Declaration
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889:Rapid changes in the
871:end-to-end encryption
830:right to be forgotten
575:freedom of expression
527:freedom of expression
514:freedom of expression
455:
447:freedom of expression
396:is an example of how
351:freedom of expression
328:The security argument
239:global digital divide
132:freedom of expression
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52:Access to information
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6105:Right to development
5986:Right to family life
5936:Freedom from torture
5921:Freedom from slavery
5810:Right-libertarianism
5790:Civil libertarianism
5744:Water and sanitation
5480:Moral responsibility
5403:28 June 2017 at the
4913:12 June 2018 at the
3822:13 June 2018 at the
3578:26 June 2018 at the
2378:2 April 2022 at the
1703:Information activism
1331:Personal information
1290:digital inequalities
1274:Internet development
1224:developing countries
1185:Brisbane Declaration
1034:Agence France-Presse
805:was not valid under
394:journalism education
158:, and a fundamental
88:linguistic diversity
5916:Freedom of religion
5911:Freedom of movement
5886:Freedom of assembly
5868:Civil and political
5800:Left-libertarianism
5795:Drug liberalization
4601:. 25 October 2017.
3203:. 29 October 2008.
3157:www.cultdeadcow.com
2892:on 12 November 2019
2866:on 13 November 2019
2833:. 1 February 2011.
2807:Hunt, Elle (2017).
2762:on 15 February 2020
2391:Hannes Grassegger;
1733:Internet censorship
1718:Information privacy
1648:Freedom of panorama
1536:Consumer protection
1427:, two countries in
1389:information society
1369:, Open Finance and
1262:social interactions
1119:digital advertising
953:World Trends Report
891:digital environment
835:Recital 153 of the
811:European Commission
764:anti-terrorism laws
748:Privacy protections
699:Great Wall of China
697:and to the ancient
636:Index on Censorship
630:Internet censorship
624:Internet censorship
459:Information Society
451:Information Society
353:with regard to the
190:as well as several
6233:Right to sexuality
6110:Right to education
6036:Security of person
5931:Freedom of thought
4928:"â SDG Indicators"
4671:on 6 February 2021
4212:. United Nations.
3670:The New York Times
3500:. 10 August 2020.
3373:2012-02-20 at the
3343:Human Rights Watch
3307:"War of the words"
3295:RSF, 2006 November
3187:2009-03-09 at the
2585:GLADNET Collection
2491:. 17 August 2017.
1713:Information ethics
1658:Free Haven Project
1580:Sarbanes-Oxley Act
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1435:National framework
1415:Regional framework
1194:Maputo Declaration
1176:Article 19 of the
1104:Newspaper industry
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844:National framework
788:Regional framework
595:Human Rights Watch
314:sexual orientation
254:Digital censorship
207:The Digital Divide
58:, it encompasses
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6293:Freedom of speech
6260:Freedom of speech
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6240:
6140:Right to property
6100:Right to clothing
6085:Fair remuneration
6053:Right to homeland
6001:Right to petition
5926:Freedom of speech
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5817:
5475:Cognitive liberty
4454:. 21 April 2017.
3123:978-90-77596-56-2
2954:978-92-3-100185-7
2557:978-92-4-156283-6
2287:978-0-521-00223-3
1608:Citizen oversight
1296:based on skills,
1188:Dakar Declaration
1143:, adopted by the
1111:Republic of Korea
951:According to the
895:mass surveillance
795:Council of Europe
645:According to the
535:child pornography
412:According to the
338:freedom of speech
336:, application of
274:Disability divide
223:social inequality
164:international law
156:freedom of speech
115:and integrity in
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6064:Economic, social
6011:Right to protest
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5502:Positive liberty
5497:Negative liberty
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1338:Ethics Committee
1270:Multistakeholder
695:network firewall
585:(ICCPR) and the
418:interoperability
258:algorithmic bias
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1286:digital divides
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