Aug 1, 2019
Digital Opportunity Trust (DOT)
DOT’s leadership programs “provide young people with the opportunity to develop skills, deep knowledge, networks, and investment in their ideas
The UN Special Rapporteurs on freedom of opinion and expression, the situation of human rights defenders, and freedom of peaceful assembly and association, reinforced the notion that States must ensure that human rights are respected and protected in the digital arena. Read OHCHR's full press release here.
Keywords: Explanations, ideas, and guidance on the societal applications of digital technology, United Nations, Human Rights, Digital Space
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DOT’s leadership programs “provide young people with the opportunity to develop skills, deep knowledge, networks, and investment in their ideas
An article by Claudia Nemat, Member of Deutsche Telekom Board of Management, Technology and Innovation, outlines the importance of realising technology is not an end in itself.
GeSI launched a project to explore in detail the different ways in which ICT can contribute to making the SDGs become reality. It claims that digital solutions can improve people’s quality of life, foster equitable growth and protect the environment.