[Privsec] Re: support from Berlin Group chairman

[Avri Doria]

On 18 feb 2006, at 19.46, Ralf Bendrath wrote:

> In the transcript from yesterday's IGF consultations, I again  
> checked who referred to privacy:
> - UN Economic Commission for Africa: They mentioned everything, so...
> - Raul Echeberria, LACNIC, IG Caucus: He argued to work on privacy  
> and related things (spam, cybercrime, ...) in order to overcome the  
> "ideological discussions" from WSIS - which I guess means  
> struggling over the root server and financing issues.
> - Abdullteef Al-Abdulrazzaq, Kuwait information technology society  
> (one of our members, in fact): mentioned privacy and security as  
> one of four issue areas he recommends.
> - Daniel Dardailler, W3C: Mentioned that W3C is also active in the  
> privacy field.


by my count, between mentions in interventions and the  
questionnaires, i came up with 16 hits on the topic:  Brazil, Saudi  
Arabia, US, ISOC-AU, ITC-Kuwait, Capoucine.net Council of Europe,  
Danish Institue for Human Rights, LACNIC, Quebec, Center for  
Communications Law & Policy Research, ECA, W3C, and 3 individuals.

sure each one may have something different in mind, but that many  
hits puts it in the top 5 candidates for an Athens topic.

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