Internet politics

"The right to access Internet content and through it receive and impart ideas is a key enabling right essential to realizing the full potential of human rights online."

"Our social networks allow for activism as well as harassment:"

"We shall create an Internet that takes into account the existence of young users."

"Include queer/feminist perspectives, utilize them in the critique of power, and form civil society partnerships to combat discrimination and exclusion as well as to confront hate online."

The participation rate of youth from underserved regions in global Internet public meetings has increased. Youth from developing regions are now more aware of the key Internet governance and digital rights issues occurring in their community.

"The realities of doxxing, deepfakes, data tracking and dubious abuse regulation policies on every major social media platform inhibit many marginalized voices from being heard."

"At APC we believe a feminist internet empowers more women and people of diverse sexualities and gender expressions to fully enjoy our rights, engage in pleasure and play, and dismantle patriarchy."

"Discrimination in digital spaces is not limited to forms of digital violence. Rather, the internet acts as a mirror of society in many ways, shaping all forms of discrimination as diverse as society itself."

Against the rollback on the web – Digital violence concerns us all!

"In many cases – before and after 2010 – some use of the internet’s affordances to abuse others was met with encouragement."