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Dear All, I’m joining in late in this discussion. My two cents about content regulation is that there should be a standardized way of decision making on content regulation. I

Listers, Thank you to all who contributed to yesterday’s topic. The thread is still open for those who may have further thoughts on content regulation. Welcome to Day 2 of

Hi Victor & team, I agree that defining what should be restricted is tough but the government does need basic regulation that can be enforced. Restricting access to pornography for

Mercy, KFCB Should ensure that any policy dealing with content is subjected to a multistakeholder process and that all relevant stakeholders are identified and encouraged to participate in the Policy

So, what am getting is the existing legal framework covers Internet content or am wrong? On Tue, Jul 10, 2018 at 3:21 PM, kanini mutemi via kictanet wrote: > Thank

Hello Listers, Thank you @carolyne Why online content shouldn’t be regulated? Human rights principles and standards also apply to content regulation. Freedom of expression (FoE) protected by Article 19 and

Listers, Thank you for rising to the occasion. I’m very pleased with the perspectives shared so far. The question ‘Why Regulate’ still seems to evade us. From the discussion, we

Good points @ Jefferson, The subject is wide and requires a variety of stakeholders on the table to that will agree to disagree on what we refer to as norms

I think something whose acceptance changes based on location shouldn’t be the basis for governing content “theoretically” intended for a global audience, after all the Internet is not a village

@Barrack, I agree with you on the need for evidence-based approaches to policy discussions. However, a behavioral approach would be more effective in promoting compliance. While Obama was selling entrepreneurship