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    Freedom of expression and assembly online While the internet is creating new opportunities for freedom of expression and assembly as more and more people are using it to find information and to share their views on a variety of platforms including the social media, there are disturbing trends of increased governmental interference, in particular in the East and in the South. They pose new challenges to freedom of expression and assembly online. The Council of Europe is one of the main organizations, which have taken on this challenge. It has recently elaborated also a guide on human rights for internet users, which should make them more aware of their rights and existing remedies, also with regard to the social media. This cluster takes off with a solid introduction into the matter by three academics who all have published recent books on the matter. It then gives the floor to practitioners from the media and the Council of Europe before representatives from Google and Facebook will give their side of the story. In addition, participants will discuss major issues in multi-stakeholder workshops. Among the questions to be discussed are: What are the main challenges to freedom of expression and assembly in the information society today? Where do journalists see the main threats, but also opportunities to freedom of expression online? How is the Council of Europe contributing do protecting freedom of expression and assembly online? Which rights do users have in the social networks and how can they make best use of them?

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    Freedom of expression and assembly online While the internet is creating new opportunities for freedom of expression and assembly as more and more people are using it to find information and to share their views on a variety of platforms including the social media, there are disturbing trends of increased governmental interference, in particular in the East and in the South. They pose new challenges to freedom of expression and assembly online. The Council of Europe is one of the main organizations, which have taken on this challenge. It has recently elaborated also a guide on human rights for internet users, which should make them more aware of their rights and existing remedies, also with regard to the social media. This cluster takes off with a solid introduction into the matter by three academics who all have published recent books on the matter. It then gives the floor to practitioners from the media and the Council of Europe before representatives from Google and Facebook will give their side of the story. In addition, participants will discuss major issues in multi-stakeholder workshops. Among the questions to be discussed are: What are the main challenges to freedom of expression and assembly in the information society today? Where do journalists see the main threats, but also opportunities to freedom of expression online? How is the Council of Europe contributing do protecting freedom of expression and assembly online? Which rights do users have in the social networks and how can they make best use of them?

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    Programme Cluster C - Venice School 2014

    Diunggah oleh

    Nicola Tonon
    Freedom of expression and assembly online While the internet is creating new opportunities for freedom of expression and assembly as more and more people are using it to find information and to share their views on a variety of platforms including the social media, there are disturbing trends of increased governmental interference, in particular in the East and in the South. They pose new challenges to freedom of expression and assembly online. The Council of Europe is one of the main organizations, which have taken on this challenge. It has recently elaborated also a guide on human rights for internet users, which should make them more aware of their rights and existing remedies, also with regard to the social media. This cluster takes off with a solid introduction into the matter by three academics who all have published recent books on the matter. It then gives the floor to practitioners from the media and the Council of Europe before representatives from Google and Facebook will give their side of the story. In addition, participants will discuss major issues in multi-stakeholder workshops. Among the questions to be discussed are: What are the main challenges to freedom of expression and assembly in the information society today? Where do journalists see the main threats, but also opportunities to freedom of expression online? How is the Council of Europe contributing do protecting freedom of expression and assembly online? Which rights do users have in the social networks and how can they make best use of them?

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    Cluster C: FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION AND ASSEMBLY ONLINE

    Cluster Responsible: Prof. Wolfgang BENEDEK, University of Graz


    Sessions
    hrs
    MONDAY
    30 June
    TUESDAY
    1 July
    WEDNESDAY
    2 July
    THURSDAY
    3 July
    FRIDAY
    4 July
    SATURDAY
    5 July
    9.30
    11.00
    Wolfgang Benedek
    Introduction into
    information society and
    human rights
    Wolfgang Benedek
    Freedom of expression
    online: the right and its
    exceptions
    Silvia Grundmann
    Contributions by the
    Council of Europe on
    freedom of expression
    online and challenges
    for future

    Silvia Grundmann
    Council of Europe Action on
    Freedom of Expression
    Marco Pancini
    Google and freedom of expression:
    do no evil?

    Conclusion of the
    week

    11.00
    11.30
    Break
    11.30
    13.00
    Rikke Joergensen
    Framing the net: the
    internet and human rights
    Jean-Paul Marthoz
    Safety of Journalists and
    freedom of expression
    Matthias
    Kettemann
    Freedom of expression
    in the practice of
    European courts
    Matthias Kettemann
    Freedom of expression and
    global internet surveillance
    Anton Maria Battesti
    Facebook: freedom of expression
    and protection of privacy
    Conclusion of the
    week
    13.00
    14.30
    Lunch
    14.30
    16.30
    Benedek/Jorgensen
    Workshop
    Main challenges to
    freedom of expression in
    the information society
    Jean-Paul Marthoz
    Workshop
    Mapping the global
    campaign on internet
    freedom: the perspective
    of journalists
    Free Benedek/Grundmann
    Workshop
    Council of Europe: the
    guidelines on human rights
    of internet users with a focus
    on freedom of expression
    (2014)
    Battesti/Pancini
    Workshop
    Which rights do users have in
    private spaces? The role of internet
    service providers and social
    networks
    Free

    VENICE SCHOOL OF HUMAN RIGHTS
    27 June - 5 July 2014
    EIUC
    Monastery of San Nicol
    Riviera San Nicol 26
    30126 Venice Lido, Italy

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