Human Rights Online

1. Net Neutrality

1.1. governance issue

1.2. basic principles of internet design

2. Cybercrime

2.1. Budapest Cybercrime Convention

3. human rights defenders

3.1. right to fair trial

3.2. bloggers' rights

3.2.1. ethics in blogging and citizen journalism

3.2.2. anonymity

4. freedom of peaceful assembly

4.1. participation online while enjoying human rights and fundamental freedoms

4.2. online associations

4.3. networking

5. right to development

5.1. Access to Internet

5.2. The right to development is an inalienable human right

6. Prohibition of discrimination

6.1. Problem with outdated national laws not seeing blogging and other online activities as public

7. Privacy and protection of data

7.1. Legislation

7.2. ACTA

7.3. the right to be forgotten

7.4. surveillance

7.5. full disclosure of who might have access to data

7.6. explicit permission for the access to personal data

8. Freedom of expression

8.1. Non-censorship

8.1.1. Corporate censorship

8.2. Online Freedom of Expression is a basic Human Right

8.3. When is restriction of freedom of expression acceptable under International human rights law

9. the right to education

9.1. digital literacy

9.2. access to educational material

9.3. Innovative digital education

9.3.1. Technology enabled solutions customized for each student

9.3.2. Digital textbooks sales

9.3.3. Mass distribution

9.3.3.1. Transformation of content from print to  digital formats streamlines distribution and enables learning to happen anywhere

10. right to access to Internet

10.1. recognition as a new right

10.2. choice of service

10.3. Internet Access is a basic Human Right

10.4. unrestricted access to all content