Marco Civil
"Internet Magna Carta"
Class Description (by KS Park)
What is Internet? What legal issues arise from it?
Two faces of the Internet affecting legal perspectives
Freedom of speech
Privacy/surveillance
Anonymity
End-to-end principle
Network operators
Intermediary liability
Mapping the Internet
Jurisdictional issues
[Please refer KS Park's Legal Perspective Lecture (ppt) in References in this page for detail]
Class Description (ISOC Online)
Introduction to legal aspects of IG
Foundational concepts for internet laws
Relevant legal areas
Class Description (by Nadia Khadam)
Defining internet governance
and discussion regarding legal issues regarding internet during governance of internet. Major topics will include
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Access to internet as human right
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Intellectual property issues VS access to knowledge
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Social media threatening to human rights violations
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Anonymity
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Jurisdictional issues
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Dispute Resolution
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Harmonized laws
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International Cooperation
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Transnational internet based crimes
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Enforcement mechanism
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Forum for redressal
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Freedom of Speech
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Privacy
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Intermediary Liabilities
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Network operators
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Internet service providers(ISPs/Net Cafes)
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E-commerce related challenges
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Critical Information Infrastructure and internet governance
Recent Lectures
· “Jurisdictional Issues in Cyberspace”, this is not
exactly related to class but related to one topic. (PPT attached as Lecture 01)
delivered at University.
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Also gave Lecture on Cybercrime Legal Regime in Pakistan at PKSIG 2017.
Lecture Pool: KS Park
Additional Candidate Lecturers: Chimayi Arun, A.B. Munir, Mishi Choudary, Peter Dengate-Thrush, Nadia Khadam
References
Mishi Choudary, Bio, 2017. B. Egan, Remarks on Internationnal Law and Stability in Cyberspace, 2016.11.10.
Global Networking Initiative.
Internet Society, Legal Aspects of Internet Governance, in Shaping the Internet, 2015.
Nadia
Khadam,
Sehrish Saba, Access to Internet as a
Human Right, Journal of Law and Social Policy, 2013.
Nadia Khadam, Pakistani Women and Legislative Response to
Safeguard Women’s Right To Be Protected Online, International Islamic University Islamabad, 2015.
Nadia
Khadam.
2013. Jurisdictional Issues in Cross
border Hacking, Fourth Asian Conference on the
Arts and Humanities, Osaka, 2013.
Jovan Kurbalijia, Legal Basket, in Introduction to IG, 2015.
KS Park, Origin of data protection law, 2016.
Rolf Weber and R. Shawn Gunnarson, A Constitutional Solution for Internet Governance, Columbia Science and Technology Law Review, Fall 2012. 
