Bridging Divides and Navigating Digital Landscapes: A Study on Internet Access, Cybersecurity, and Sustainable Practices in Asia Pacific NetMission Case Study Series 2024 presents a collection of case studies on key Internet Governance topics conducted by the five (5) working groups of young minds from across the Asia Pacific within NetMission Academy. This series offers […]
Tag: Internet access
Comments on the Possible Structural Elements of the Global Digital Compact
As the process towards a Global Digital Compact (GDC) advances, the co-facilitators â the Permanent Missions of Sweden and Zambia to the United Nations â have published in their letter dated February 23, 2024, shared structural elements for a Global Digital Compact based on the input provided during the consultations on February 12 and 13, […]
Universal Access to the Internet: a Privilege or Basic Human Right? â Ananya Mallick
There has been a long debate about whether the Internet is a luxury or a necessity â and the dialogue is ongoing. While some people think that the Internet should be enumerated as a basic human right in their respective national constitutions, many citizens argue that it is still not fundamental to that level in […]
NetMission Insights: Internet Access in Afghanistan
Written by Mahboba Mahmoodi (Edited by Jenna Fung) Afghanistan at the heart of central Asia was the strategic meeting point for ancient trade routes, the silk road. After experiencing decades of war and destruction, Afghans are dedicated to growing by learning and reconstructing their country. With the advancement of telecommunications and the emergence of internet […]
NetMission Insight: Access & Empowerment
Written by Ahnaf Sadat Zakaria ,Guntur Ramadhan,Stephen Arumasi (Edited By Stephen Arumasi, Jenna Fung) Internet Governance (IG) is the way that involves the development and application of shared principles, norms, rules, decision-making procedures, and programs that shape the evolution and use of the Internet. It is a globally distributed network comprising many voluntarily interconnected autonomous […]