GLOBAL SHAPERS HUBS PETITION ON INCLUDING THE DECLARATION OF GLOBAL DIGITAL HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE WEF AGENDA "THE GREAT RESET" AND THE FUTURE DAVOS
A CALL TO ACTION FOR THE WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM
A CALL TO ACTION FOR THE WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM
Dear World Economic Forum!
Together with the Global Law Forum http://maxlaw.tilda.ws/, we formed a networked community and studied the impact of the digital phase of global processes (4.0) on human rights in the context of achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals and identified new global challenges - increasing inequality, digital militarization, the use of new technologies for human rights violations, challenges to artificial intelligence, etc.
Within the framework of the Global Digital Human Rights for 4IR project, initiated by Global Shapers Community Moscow (Project team: Maksim Burianov, Alla Dynko, Annman Kantsyan, Slava Mirowski, Olga Pavlushkova, Anastasiia Natrova)
also in partnership with the Global Law Forum, a toolkit was developed to analyze and assess the need for legal enforcement of digital rights around the world. With the participation of Global Shapers Community from around the world, a survey was conducted https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1W5OR2aAf6EiErELDk8_liwm76xJioTeRXbdb6xBS1p4, which identified the need to develop, adopt and implement the Declaration of Global Digital Human Rights as an important tool in countering global digital human rights. The survey showed that 98% of respondents from various regions of the world (Australia, Argentina, Brunei, Brazil, Great Britain, Germany, Greece, Cameroon, Mexico, Mali, Russia, Switzerland, USA, etc.) believe that the adoption and implementation of the Declaration of Global Digital human rights law can create conditions for a person-centered direction of 4IR development and overcoming global threats (digital inequality, digital wars, digital dictatorships, etc.).
In addition, we are actively involved in promoting the idea of new global digital human rights at scientific conferences and youth forums, involving stakeholders in solving these issues, incl. via the Internet Communities: http://maxlaw.tilda.ws/digitalrights_globalshapers
Further, in the development of the project, with the participation of Global Shapers Community, an initiative by the World Economic Forum, lawyer Maksim Burianov developed a draft Declaration of Global Digital Human Rights, where Annman Kantysan was the editor: http://maxlaw.tilda.ws/declaration_of_global_digital_human_rights.
We also published an article in support of the Declaration of Global Digital Human Rights, explaining why urgent action is needed to create and implement it, on The Agenda of the WEF: https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2020/08/here-s-why-we-need-a-declaration-of-global-digital-human-rights .
We appeal to the WEF leadership with a request to include the discussion of the global challenges of digitalization and the draft Declaration of Global Digital Human Rights in the agenda of WEF events, including the Davos Forum 2021 "The Great Reset", in order to further, on behalf of the WEF, appeal to the UN and states for further consideration, discussion, development, adoption and the implementation of the said declaration.
Signed,
Moscow Hub - Russian Federation
Geneva Hub - Switzerland
Berlin Hub - Germany
Cleveland Hub - USA
Seattle Hub - USA
New York I Hub - USA
New York II Hub - USA
Bandar Seri Begawan Hub - Brunei
Barranquilla Hub - Colombia
St. Petersburg hub - Russian Federation
Rosario Hub - Argentina
Coimbatore Hub - India
Santiago Hub - Chile
Port Harcourt Hub - Nigeria
Port of Spain Hub - Trinidad and Tobago
Nice Hub - France
Brisbane Hub - Australia
Gaza Hub - Palestine
Bogotá hub - Colombia
Rawalindi Hub - Pakistan
Cusco Hub - Peru
Manila Hub - Philippines
East Jerusalem Hub - Palestine
Yaroslavl Hub - Russian Federation
We ask other hubs and other organizations to join the petition!
You can sign the petition in the survey: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1W5OR2aAf6EiErELDk8_liwm76xJioTeRXbdb6xBS1p4
Together with the Global Law Forum http://maxlaw.tilda.ws/, we formed a networked community and studied the impact of the digital phase of global processes (4.0) on human rights in the context of achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals and identified new global challenges - increasing inequality, digital militarization, the use of new technologies for human rights violations, challenges to artificial intelligence, etc.
Within the framework of the Global Digital Human Rights for 4IR project, initiated by Global Shapers Community Moscow (Project team: Maksim Burianov, Alla Dynko, Annman Kantsyan, Slava Mirowski, Olga Pavlushkova, Anastasiia Natrova)
also in partnership with the Global Law Forum, a toolkit was developed to analyze and assess the need for legal enforcement of digital rights around the world. With the participation of Global Shapers Community from around the world, a survey was conducted https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1W5OR2aAf6EiErELDk8_liwm76xJioTeRXbdb6xBS1p4, which identified the need to develop, adopt and implement the Declaration of Global Digital Human Rights as an important tool in countering global digital human rights. The survey showed that 98% of respondents from various regions of the world (Australia, Argentina, Brunei, Brazil, Great Britain, Germany, Greece, Cameroon, Mexico, Mali, Russia, Switzerland, USA, etc.) believe that the adoption and implementation of the Declaration of Global Digital human rights law can create conditions for a person-centered direction of 4IR development and overcoming global threats (digital inequality, digital wars, digital dictatorships, etc.).
In addition, we are actively involved in promoting the idea of new global digital human rights at scientific conferences and youth forums, involving stakeholders in solving these issues, incl. via the Internet Communities: http://maxlaw.tilda.ws/digitalrights_globalshapers
Further, in the development of the project, with the participation of Global Shapers Community, an initiative by the World Economic Forum, lawyer Maksim Burianov developed a draft Declaration of Global Digital Human Rights, where Annman Kantysan was the editor: http://maxlaw.tilda.ws/declaration_of_global_digital_human_rights.
We also published an article in support of the Declaration of Global Digital Human Rights, explaining why urgent action is needed to create and implement it, on The Agenda of the WEF: https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2020/08/here-s-why-we-need-a-declaration-of-global-digital-human-rights .
We appeal to the WEF leadership with a request to include the discussion of the global challenges of digitalization and the draft Declaration of Global Digital Human Rights in the agenda of WEF events, including the Davos Forum 2021 "The Great Reset", in order to further, on behalf of the WEF, appeal to the UN and states for further consideration, discussion, development, adoption and the implementation of the said declaration.
Signed,
Moscow Hub - Russian Federation
Geneva Hub - Switzerland
Berlin Hub - Germany
Cleveland Hub - USA
Seattle Hub - USA
New York I Hub - USA
New York II Hub - USA
Bandar Seri Begawan Hub - Brunei
Cordoba Hub - Argentina
Manama Hub - Bahrain
Durban Hub - South AfricaBarranquilla Hub - Colombia
St. Petersburg hub - Russian Federation
Rosario Hub - Argentina
Tijuana Hub - Mexico
Bhubaneswar Hub - IndiaCoimbatore Hub - India
Colombo Hub - Sri Lanka
Skopje Hub - Republic of North MacedoniaSantiago Hub - Chile
Port Harcourt Hub - Nigeria
Port of Spain Hub - Trinidad and Tobago
Nice Hub - France
Sofia Hub - Bulgaria
Osaka Hub - JapanPereira Hub - Colombia
Prishtina Hub - Kosovo
Praia Hub - Cabo Verde
Madrid Hub - Spain
Baku Hub - Azerbaijan
Douala Hub - CameroonBrisbane Hub - Australia
Gaza Hub - Palestine
Chisinau Hub - Moldova
Cotonou Hub - Benin
Kingston Hub - Jamaica
Marseille Hub - France
Kuching Hub - Malaysia
São Paulo Hub - Brazil
Sunyani Hub - Ghana
Tirana Hub - Albania
Maputo Hub - Mozambique
Bangalore Hub - India
Lima Hub - Peru
Mbabane Hub - EswatiniBogotá hub - Colombia
Rawalindi Hub - Pakistan
Cusco Hub - Peru
Manila Hub - Philippines
East Jerusalem Hub - Palestine
Yaroslavl Hub - Russian Federation
Milan Hub - Italy
Other supporters:
Future TeamWe ask other hubs and other organizations to join the petition!
You can sign the petition in the survey: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1W5OR2aAf6EiErELDk8_liwm76xJioTeRXbdb6xBS1p4
