Governments need to engage with a broad range of stakeholders...
Governments need to engage with a broad range of stakeholders from across industry and civil society to ensure all voices are heard at the World Conference on International Telecommunications next month, said Hamadoun Toure, the ITU secretary general, in a…
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press release (http://xrl.us/bnz2qj). It said conference proposals address: (1) ways to spur the global rollout of broadband with an increased focus on energy efficiency and cutting e-waste; (2) initiatives to further spur accessibility of technology to persons with disabilities; (3) support for continuing investment in networks, services and applications; (4) strategies to address the high cost of mobile roaming and taxation of international telecommunications services, and; (5) the need for a harmonious and conducive international environment that drives future innovation. Tunisia has proposed including the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, the release said. “This proposal is supported by many,” it said.