Congrats to the team in taking the step in setting up a dedicated foundation for the activities concerning 'What is social protection online?' Very nice developments!
Wish Will Way Foundation (WWWF) actively stimulates the discussion on the topic of ‘Privacy Opportunity’.
We believe that now is the time to understand that we all have the great opportunity to do it right when it comes to your personal privacy. In a more and more connected society we believe that article 1 and article 12 of the UN's Universal Declaration of Human Rights cannot be viewed separately. #Article12isArticle1. #Standup4humanrights #Youareyourprofile #Digitalrightshouse #Participationfollowsprivacy
List of initiatives
Initiatives we have taken to stimulate the 'Privacy Opportunity' discussion include:
INITIATIVES
Congrats to the team in taking the step in setting up a dedicated foundation for the activities concerning 'What is social protection online?' Very nice developments!
Yes! Very nice developments on the side of Digital Rights House with the set up of a dedicated foundation. Congrats and many thanks to all involved. Digital Rights House Foundation is a fact! Together moving forward because we need a better foundation of our digital rights in society.
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An effort to stimulate better listening to citizens when it comes to digital human rights.
Raising awareness of the fact that you need to understand the value of your person data.
Think you can imagine what this 'application' can be.
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On exploring the relationship between Dignity and Privacy further
Marin Beijerbacht contributes to our Privacy Opportunity ambitions as Researcher Privacy @ Wish Will Way Foundation.
For further reading
Human Rights, Human Dignity, and Power (Pablo Gilabert)
On Human Dignity as a Foundation for the Right to Privacy (Luciano Floridi)
Human Rights for the Digital Age (Kay Mathiesen)
Human Rights in the Digital Age: Challenges, threats and Prospects (Oleksandr V. Petryshyn, Oleh S. Hyliaka)
Privacy in the Digital Era: Human Rights Online? (Daniel Joyce)
European Problems in Understanding Human Dignity (Marek Piechowiak)