[CS Bureau] Clarification: Paragraph on HRC in Minutes?
Dr. Francis MUGUET
muguet at wtis.org
Sun Sep 25 23:30:38 BST 2005
Dear titi
> Hi,
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> This paragraph
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> It is further noted that the strategies deployed by the Human Rights
> Caucus have consistently resulted in a raising of the temperature
> within civil society but have not been accompanied by a mechanism to
> allow for discussion around the debates. One aspect of this that has
> been especially apparent in Phase 2 of WSIS, is the limited time
> allowed in Human Rights meetings for people from the nations being
> criticised to respond. This in turn causes further tension and limits
> understanding of the various perspectives. The CSB raises this concern
> since it is procedural and there are other process options that could
> result in greater understanding. The CSB has attempted to create
> forums where open debate would have been able to unfold, but the Human
> Rights Caucus has not been willing to participate. The CSB finds
> itself with limited options to deal with this matter but places on
> record that initiatives have been attempted.
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> It was agreed on before I left that the review done by Frances was
> acceptable? But from what I recall not same as the one sent – was
> there a change in this after?
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I do not remember very well but I believe this was the text that was
intially proposed and
not the final one.
I did not agree with the initial text, both in content and tone, and I
proposed another text
( that I wrote during the pizza break )
that was focused onlyon the problem that the HR was not part
of the CSB and included a renewed offer to the HR caucus to be part of
the CSB.
My proposal was not accepted, but some of my remarks were nevertheless
taken into account. I did not check the final written version though
after the meeting ended. We were all very tired.
It sesms that this version does not reflect my remarks, since I remember
very well among other things that I asled the word "prerogative" be
changed and it was agreed
to be changed to "right".
Best
Francis
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