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Brief on the Outcome of the World Conference on International Telecommunications

21 Dec 2015

This briefing document provides an analysis of the outcomes of the World Conference on International Telecommunications (WCIT), an overview of its geopolitical context, and a preview of upcoming internet governance debates at the United Nations.

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Brief on the Outcome of the World Conference on International Telecommunications
21 Dec 2015
Brief on the Outcome of the World Conference on International Telecommunications
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WCIT WATCH: ITU Secretary General issues information note addressing civil society concerns at WCIT

7 Jan 2013
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WCIT WATCH: ITU Secretary General issues information note addressing civil society concerns at WCIT
7 Jan 2013
WCIT WATCH: ITU Secretary General issues information note addressing civil society concerns at WCIT
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WCIT WATCH: Members of civil society issue a post-WCIT statement

3 Jan 2013

Shortly after the end of the World Conference on International Telecommunications members of civil society issued a statement regarding the new International Telecommunication Regulations and the future of multi-stakeholder engagement with the International Telecommunication Union.

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WCIT WATCH: Members of civil society issue a post-WCIT statement
3 Jan 2013
WCIT WATCH: Members of civil society issue a post-WCIT statement
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