How to ensure the functional continuity of global diplomacy in time of crisis
Webinars COVID-19 diplomacy, International relations and diplomacy EventsA live discussion on April 2, 2020, will focus on strategies for maintaining functional continuity in global diplomacy during times of crisis like COVID-19. The event will examine the shift to online meetings by G7 leaders and the challenges faced by small and developing countries. Panelists include experts in telecommunications, diplomacy, and international cooperation. The moderator, Prof. Jovan Kurbalija, is a renowned figure in internet governance. The discussion will delve into security risks, protocol challenges, and ensuring inclusivity in the transition to online diplomacy.
Technology and human rights in times of crisis
Webinars Human rights EventsThe text discusses the intersection of technology and human rights during crises. It emphasizes the impact of emergency measures on rights such as freedom of movement, privacy, and expression. The importance of necessary and proportional measures is highlighted, as well as the need to balance fighting the crisis with protecting human rights. A live discussion featuring prominent experts in the field is planned to explore how the current reality affects the enjoyment and protection of human rights.
Could COVID-19 disrupt the Internet?
Webinars Content policy, COVID-19 diplomacy, Critical internet resources, Net neutrality and zero-rating EventsThe text discusses the increasing pressure on the Internet infrastructure due to the shift towards online activities. It explores the potential challenges, including bottlenecks, in Internet traffic. The session will examine various aspects such as connectivity, regulations, and net neutrality. Key participants include experts from organizations like Internet Society and DiploFoundation. The discussion aims to shed light on the journey of Internet traffic and its impact on our daily lives during crises. Join the conversation on Tuesday, 24th March at 13:00 (14:00).
How to organise and run online meetings during COVID-19 times
Events, Timeline Webinars COVID-19 diplomacy, Future of meetings EventsSummary: The text discusses the increasing popularity of virtual meetings due to environmental concerns and the current COVID-19 outbreak. It highlights the benefits of online conferences, such as increased accessibility and inclusion. The text also mentions a live online discussion addressing challenges and opportunities for interactive events during these times, organized by DiploFoundation's Conference Tech. The event features speakers from the Geneva Internet Platform and DiploFoundation's online participation team, aiming to provide insights on effectively utilizing online participation tools for global meetings.
How is water protected during armed conflicts?
Webinars Water diplomacy EventsA webinar on how water is protected during armed conflicts will be held on December 9, 2019. The event will cover the impact of armed conflicts on water sources and the rules of International Humanitarian Law protecting access to water for civilians. The webinar will also discuss the Geneva List of Principles on the Protection of Water Infrastructure and the prohibition of using methods that harm the natural environment. Various experts will present on these topics to raise awareness and address concerns regarding water protection in conflict situations.
Cyber-diplomacy web discussion: Norms and confidence building measures (CBMs): Are we there yet?
Webinars Cyberconflict and warfare, Cybernorms, Digital diplomacy EventsDiploFoundation and Microsoft host a series of cyber-diplomacy web discussions, with the latest focusing on norms and confidence building measures in cyberspace. The discussions aim to explore existing norms, the need for new ones, and enforcement mechanisms. The webinar features international experts and addresses global and regional scales. Previous webinars covered topics such as cyber-armament, international law in cyberspace, and attribution of cyber-attacks. The series aims to engage participants in ongoing global negotiations on responsible behavior in cyberspace, highlighting security, human rights, and economic development implications.
Cyber-diplomacy web discussion:Â Traceability and attribution of cyber-attacks
Webinars Cyberconflict and warfare, Cybernorms, Digital diplomacy EventsDiploFoundation is hosting a cyber-diplomacy web discussion on traceability and attribution of cyber-attacks, exploring various levels of attribution and methodologies for traceability. The series aims to address risks to international peace and security from cyberspace misuse by states, with discussions on rules of behavior and negotiation processes. Scheduled for November 15, 2019, this webinar will involve recognized experts and examine the reliability of attributions, evidence collection transparency, and involvement of different actors in the process. The series, supported by Microsoft, covers topics such as cyber-armament, international law in cyberspace, norms, and confidence-building measures.
Cyber-diplomacy web discussion:Â Applicability of international law to cyberspace
Webinars Cyberconflict and warfare, Cybernorms, Digital diplomacy EventsA cyber-diplomacy web discussion on the applicability of international law to cyberspace will explore existing rules and challenges. This webinar, part of a series by DiploFoundation and Microsoft, aims to address issues like self-defense against cyber-attacks, sovereignty, human rights, and involvement in global negotiations. The series features recognized experts and will cover topics such as cyber-armament impacts, traceability of cyber-attacks, norms, and confidence-building measures. The discussion will be moderated by Dr. Jovan Kurbalija and will delve into key issues related to responsible behavior in cyberspace.
Digital co-operation: Can Geneva make it a win-win?
Webinars Internet governance and digital policy, Interdisciplinary approaches EventsA panel discussion in Geneva will cover recommendations by the High-level Panel on Digital Cooperation, addressing key experts on September 2nd. Microsoft's president, Brad Smith, will discuss the report and the role of Geneva in fostering an inclusive digital world. Other participants include Doris Leuthard and Amandeep Singh Gill, with Jovan Kurbalija providing closing remarks. The event is organized by the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, in partnership with the Club Diplomatique de Genève, and supported by the Geneva Internet Platform. For more details, visit the dedicated website.
[Webinar] What is the role of the private sector towards a peaceful cyberspace?
Webinars Cyberconflict and warfare, Cybernorms EventsThe Geneva Internet Platform is hosting a webinar discussing the private sector's role in promoting peace in cyberspace. The event is part of the Geneva Dialogue on Responsible Behaviour in Cyberspace, addressing the need for all actors to contribute to cybersecurity. The webinar will explore the responsibilities of private companies and their potential impact on international peace and security. Scheduled for December 19, 2018, it follows previous discussions on responsible behavior and the role of civil society in cyberspace. Martin Dion from Kudelski Security will participate, moderated by Vladimir Radunovic from DiploFoundation.
