Research launch: The right to be forgotten in Indonesia
Webinars Right to be forgotten EventsLegal Aid Press is launching a research project on the right to be forgotten in Indonesia, supported by the Embassy of the Netherlands and DiploFoundation. The project focuses on the newly recognized rights under Law No. 19/2016 as a Revision of Law No. 11/2008 on Information and Electronic Transactions. A seminar will be held at the Ministry of Communication and Informatics on August 23, 2018, moderated by Ms. Shita Laksmi from DiploFoundation.
Diplo alumni APrIGF gathering 2018
Alumni EventsDiplo alumni APrIGF gathering in Port Vila, Vanuatu on August 16, 2018 at Sunset Boulevard. Contact Dalsie Baniala or Shita Laksmi for more details.
October 2018 Online Courses
Alumni Courses Consular and diaspora diplomacy, Development diplomacy, Economic diplomacy, Language (and) diplomacy, Network security EventsThe Language and Diplomacy course offered by Diplo covers essential skills for diplomats like negotiating and public speaking. The course supported by the government of Malta provides partial scholarships for applicants from developing countries to attend online courses in 2018. The deadline for applications is September 3, 2018. The course requires around seven to ten hours per week for ten weeks of part-time study. Courses cover various diplomatic topics and offer interactive online learning. For more information and to apply, visit Diplo's courses website or contact admissions@diplomacy.edu.
International seminar on digital diplomacy – Beyond social media
Training and workshops Digital diplomacy EventsThe International Seminar on Digital Diplomacy, organized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Indonesia, Global Pulse, and DiploFoundation, will explore the impact of digital innovation on diplomacy, including topics like Internet governance and social media. The event will focus on the potential for big data to transform international affairs and will feature sessions led by experts like Prof. Jovan Kurbalija. Sessions will cover various aspects of digital diplomacy, with an emphasis on how technology is reshaping diplomatic practices and the challenges it presents.
‘2018: A Tipping Point for the Internet’ – public discussion by Jovan Kurbalija
Panels and conferences Internet governance and digital policy, Interdisciplinary approaches EventsProf. Jovan Kurbalija's public discussion in Jakarta will focus on the major developments shaping the Internet in 2018, including data protection, cybersecurity, digital trade, and more. The event will address Internet governance issues and the potential fragmentation of the Internet. The discussion will take place on July 11th at the National Library in Jakarta.
[WebDebate] #CyberMediation: New skills and tools for mediation
WebDebates Cybermediation, Diplomatic functions and tools EventsCybermediation explores the impact of digital technology on mediation in conflict prevention. An upcoming WebDebate on July 3 will focus on new skills and tools needed for cybermediation. The discussion involves key experts and aims to engage a wider audience in shaping the future of mediation. The #CyberMediation initiative, launched in Geneva, involves various organizations and experts from Harvard University. This initiative seeks to enhance discussions on cybermediation and its role in peace processes. Participants are encouraged to establish diplomatic hubs to follow and discuss such WebDebates.
[Briefing] Internet governance in June 2018
Briefings Internet governance and digital policy, Interdisciplinary approaches EventsIn June, a mid-year review of digital policy was conducted, revisiting earlier predictions. The main updates included developments in artificial intelligence, challenges faced by Internet companies after May 25, and the controversial EU copyright reform bill vote. A monthly briefing on major global and digital policy developments will take place on June 26th. These briefings are organized by the Geneva Internet Platform to provide comprehensive updates.
Diplo & GIP at Geneva Cybersecurity Law & Policy Conference
Panels and conferences Artificial Intelligence, Network security, Privacy and data protection EventsProf. Jovan Kurbalija to moderate the panel on "The future of cybersecurity" at Geneva Cybersecurity Law & Policy Conference on June 21, 2018. The event will focus on civil liability for cyber-attacks, data protection, risk management, and the impact of artificial intelligence on cybersecurity.
Geneva Internet L@w Summer School 2018
Alumni Panels and conferences Internet governance and digital policy, Interdisciplinary approaches EventsThe Geneva Internet L@w Summer School 2018, organized by the University of Geneva, will take place from June 18-29. Dr. Jovan Kurbalija will discuss Internet governance in Geneva, Switzerland. The program includes hands-on experience, workshops, and discussions on cyber law, policy issues, security, privacy, and more. A cybersecurity conference focusing on liability in cyber-attacks is also planned. Attendees can obtain a certificate upon completion, with an option to be granted 6 credits. Applications are open until April 15. For details, visit the school's webpage.
Diplo & GIP at EuroDIG 2018
Alumni Panels and conferences Blockchain, Net neutrality and zero-rating, Privacy and data protection EventsDiploFoundation and GIP are actively participating in EuroDIG 2018 in Tbilisi, Georgia. Diplo staff will be speakers and moderators in sessions focusing on GDPR, platform neutrality, and blockchain technology. Reports from sessions will be shared on the Euro wiki and Digital Watch website. Various topics related to digital policies and governance will be discussed, with a focus on innovation and the future of the digital landscape.
