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

[Nuno Garcia]

Fearing of that, I asked to see Hugo's presentations.

I know from previous experiences that "protecting" means different things
in differents environments.

For us in Portugal, for example, "protecting" means "educating", while as
we see, in England they have taken the view where "protecting" means more
"forbidding".

I really would like to see Hugo's presentations before making my mind.

Warm regards,

Nuno


On 28 October 2013 10:48, Mark Leiser <markleiser at gmail.com> wrote:

> Sorry - completely disagree. "Protecting children" is often abused and
> used a mantra for imposing government control, filters, and other forms of
> control on the Internet. 90% of all child abuse comes WITHIN the home, NOT
> the Internet. I want no part of any NCUC position or letters arguing
> greater control over the Internet in the name of protecting children, and
> would campaign against the NCUC taking any measures to do so.
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> On Mon, Oct 28, 2013 at 10:31 AM, Andrei Barburas <abarburas at iicd.org>wrote:
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>> Hello Hago,
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>> 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.
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>> Cheers,
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>> On Mon, Oct 28, 2013 at 7:56 AM, Hago Dafalla <dafalla at yahoo.com> wrote:
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>>> 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
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>>>
>>>      Thanks
>>>
>>> Hago Dafalla
>>> Member of NCUC
>>> Sudan
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