[NCUC-DISCUSS] Protect The Children From the Dangers of the Internet Workshop

[Andrei Barburas]

Hello Hago,

While I completely agree with you, I think we should also focus a bit on
the parents, not only the kids. I believe we can all agree that Child
Protection, both online and offline, is extremely important, but I also
believe that parents should also have a relatively clear understanding of
what is happening and what are the risks of not being "careful" with the
amount of freedom they give their kids.

Cheers,



*Andrei Barburas*

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On Mon, Oct 28, 2013 at 7:56 AM, Hago Dafalla <dafalla at yahoo.com> wrote:

> Dear William Dark;
>
> Children are the most beautiful thing we possess. Adults have to maintain
> and protect them against threats. Young people and children are frequent
> users of information and communication technology and the Internet, and
> therefore they need to be aware of and should be kept informed of the risks
> and responsibilities on the Internet. The main objective of this Propsed
> Workshop  is to make communities in all developing countries understand
> protect children from the dangers of the Internet is an important part of
> cyber security. The spread of cybercrime may lead to malfunction may
> threaten the whole of society in the economy, sovereignty and national
> security, including requiring protection mission and strategic sites
> through the use of modern techniques and methods developed in the early
> detection for penetration operations so as not to affect the community.
> increasing Internet crime and numerous forms and forms not only to break
> into networks and sabotage or theft of information and data only. The most
> important Internet crimes are Internet crimes against children, also
> appeared moral crimes such as kidnapping, extortion, murder and sexual
> harassment and ease of control  of children, so that the offender make
> kids give him their personal and family data  spontaneously and others.
>
> I had presentation titled Protect The Children From the Dangers of the
> Internet in African Internet Governance forum in Nairobi, Kenya. I
> organized two workshops titled  workshop titled Online Child Protection in
> the Arab Region: Studies and Legislation in Arab Internet Governance forum,
> Algeria, Algeria and The Workshop titled Protection of the Most vulnerable
> Children Online with the TaC - Together against Cybercrime int, in IGF,
> Bali.
>
>   I suggest to organize workshops in the protection of children from the
> dangerous of internet in the next ICANN meeting in Singapore as  part of
> NCUC activities.  Please confirm.
>
>   Looking forward to hearing from you soon
>
>
>      Thanks
>
> Hago Dafalla
> Member of NCUC
> Sudan
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