Aug 1, 2019
GeSI’s Enabling Rights Report
GeSI’s report calls for the ICT industry, in collaboration with all interested stakeholders, to take action to develop and apply what could be called “technology for human rights.”
Huawei’s Deputy Chairman Ken Hu writes: “Trust needs to be based on facts. Facts must be verifiable, and verification must be based on common standards. Huawei believes that this is an effective model for building trust in the digital era”
Keywords: Digital Trust and Responsibility, Corporate Social Responsibility, CSR, Digital Ethics, Digital Economy, Standards, Facts, Digital Environment, Huawei
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GeSI’s report calls for the ICT industry, in collaboration with all interested stakeholders, to take action to develop and apply what could be called “technology for human rights.”
The topics discussed include data and privacy, inequality and worker’s rights.
This program investigated data, human rights, and human security in relation to fields such as international development, crisis response, and philanthropy. Cross cutting concerns include data ethics, privacy, validity, biases, prediction, risks, sharing, governance, and cybersecurity.