[NCUC-DISCUSS] Does ICANN really foster collaboration?

[James Gannon]

Hi Hiba,
While I can’t help you with the adobe connect issue please let me know if the ncuc.chat server is not accessible from Sudan, it should be if I have done my configurations correct =)

James

From: Ncuc-discuss <ncuc-discuss-bounces at lists.ncuc.org<mailto:ncuc-discuss-bounces at lists.ncuc.org>> on behalf of Hiba Eltigani <higba6 at gmail.com<mailto:higba6 at gmail.com>>
Date: Wednesday 4 May 2016 at 10:29
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Subject: [NCUC-DISCUSS] Does ICANN really foster collaboration?


Hello NCUC
    Referring to the last communication about the new chat tool, i want to raise questions about whether ICANN is really fostering collaboration or advocating for equal access.
I come from Sudan and you all know about the US sanctions issue which is political thing and may be nothing can be done about it in this context. But i think the least that can be done is to insure that users who have equal right to access and participate in ICANN events as part of the brodaer community.
      Curently "Adobe connect" can't be accessed in Sudan and this means eliminating a whole community from having their voice heard. Given that, talks about access seems very theoretical. I don't think it is hard for an organization works in the heart of the Internet to find/ put alternatives tools that work for everyone.

Sorry if this is not the right place to raise these concerns but i am just speaking for Internet users in Sudan.

BR

Hiba
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