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"Democracy and Freedom Are An Integral Part of Cyberspace"
: A Statement from the Participants of the Asia Internet Rights Conference
1.
We from Bangladesh, Cambodia, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan,
Malaysia, Mongolia, Nepal, the Philippines, Sri Lanka, Thailand,
Australia, Sweden, the U.K., the United States and Korea participanted the
Asia Internet Rights Conference on November 8-10, and discussed the issues
and the challenges of promoting and protecting internet rights in our
respective countries.
We hereby believe the importance of the internet rights for Asia people
and the capacity of Asian people's solidarity, despite the diversity of
experiences shared by each participant.
Through presentations and dialogue, we reaffirmed the sad reality that
globalization is ravaging the lives of Asians. Asian people must cooperate
with each other in order to overcome these poweful, oppressive forces.
Internet can be a very useful chance for this solidarity.
But more daunting tasks lie ahead of us as the potential, and the
problems, of the internet contines to grow at a rapid pace. It is
pertinent that more and more Asian people enjoy the universal service of
internet on their own terms.
It is an unforgivable injustice that intellectual property suppressing
access to information denies Asian people the right to share knowledge
with each other and with others around the world and to access to low-cost
medicines.
When formulating international internet governance, the voices of Asian
people must be heard loud and clear. Freedom of expression and privacy
rights in cyberspace must be guaranteed for all Asians.
2.
We would like to state that the disaster which happened in New York and
Washington, D.C. on September 11th was a shock to the global community. We
wish to express our deep condolences to those who died. At the same time,
we are also sorrowful for the Afghanistan people who are now suffering and
dying from the United States and allies bombing of Afghanistan.
Also it deeply worries us that countries are going to a great extent to
closely monitor and censor information on the internet by the name of
anti-terrorism. We would like to emphasize the importance of
communications in achieving civil rights as the foundation for a just,
humane, and democratic society in the spirit of the Universal Declaration
of Human Rights.
3.
We, the participants of the Asia Internet Rights Conference adamantly
express our objection to the internet content rating system, recently
implemented by the South Korean government. The censorship of government
can never protect women and children who are suffering from offensive
practices of internet. The right self-determination by women, children and
other marginalised sectors must be uphold; it is the sustainable way of
promoting socially and culturally-acceptable use of the internet and other
electronic media. In particular, the restriction of internet access using
blocking software is highly problematic and dangerous. We must seriously
reconsider regulatory policies that threatens the Korean people's freedom
of expression and access of information.
The participants of this conference strongly believe in the values of
democracy and freedom. They must go hand-in-hand with the internet.
November 11, 2001
Participants of Asia Internet Rights Conference, Seoul, Korea