Re: [Community-Discuss] Theresa May says the internet must now be regulated following London Bridge terror attack

Great… I can’t understand how they’re not seeing that there is no 100% efficient way to eradicate or reduce terrorism ???!!! If they touch the Internet Freedom, as it won’t only bother terrorists but also legitimate users, including power users, cryptographers, and related. The consequences

Re: [Community-Discuss] [AFRINIC-Announce] Common Statement By AF* on Internet Shutdowns in Africa

So, at this point, I need to climb in. Firstly – I argue that the credibility of the PDP process was protected at all times. Secondly – as to the scope of the PDP – Let us look at what the policy says: If you do X, it has implications on your assignments. Let us now look at other policies as

Re: [Community-Discuss] Questions about transparency

Hi Andrew, At 05:23 06-06-2017, Andrew Alston wrote: I believe that the NRO actually already publishes a report - I don't know how detailed it is - but what I personally would like to see from AFRINIC is to say "We funded our ASO/NRO representatives to the tune of X, of which Y was travel

Re: [Community-Discuss] [AFRINIC-Announce] Common Statement By AF* on Internet Shutdowns in Africa

Hi Saul, We ended up with this statement because this community is resilient and survived to the abuse of the AFRINIC PDP by the authors of the anti-shutdown policy proposal which unfortunately included a board member who somehow failed to recognise that their fiduciary duties extended to keeping

Re: [Community-Discuss] Questions about transparency

Hi Andrew, At 22:42 04-06-2017, Andrew Alston wrote: So – I want to open a bit of a discussion about transparency, specifically, financial transparency. In order to get this started – let me ask a few questions of all of you – [snip] d.)When AFRINIC is funding organizations such as the

Re: [Community-Discuss] Questions about transparency

On Mon, Jun 5, 2017 at 11:53 PM, Mark Elkins wrote: > >> On 05/06/2017 19:55, Mirriam wrote: >>> >>> On Monday, June 5, 2017, 11:38:59 AM GMT+3, Mark Elkins >>> wrote: >>> >>> I agree with you Ali. When Andrew first campaigned to be a Board member, >>> one of

Re: [Community-Discuss] [AIS17 Announce] Our Cameroon case as one case study in solving an Internet shutdown in a country.

Dr. Janvier it seems the letter was not used to explain information wholly thus the context did not come out nicely. That is, it was not appealing. It implies lack of professional independence which by every chance should be demonstrated. It's imperative to take responsibility of the written

Re: [Community-Discuss] [AIS17 Announce] Our Cameroon case as one case study in solving an Internet shutdown in a country.

Dear Janvier, I noticed the following statement in your email: "- in january 2017, I convened the Chapter board meeting to reacting against that action of the government, that board meeting ended up with 2 main actions: - a) one statement in line with the ISOC vision, *-b) and a letter to the

Re: [Community-Discuss] Theresa May says the internet must now be regulated following London Bridge terror attack

Hi Abdirashid, Badru, On 05/06/17 19:05, Abdirashid Ibrahim Abdirahman wrote: > [...] It seems that the world powers are now promoting actions against the internet freedem. On 06/06/17 06:37, Badru Ntege wrote: > Interesting times ahead. The more need for dialogue between industry and >