[Chapter-delegates] China's remarks to the UN Human Rights Council panel on freedom of expression and the Internet

[nhklein]

On 03/07/2012 06:17 PM, Christian de Larrinaga wrote:
> Norbert
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> I have not any input into INET but I am curious as to how those 
> countries aligned to have China make that statement on their behalf.
> Do you know who or what agency in Cambodia was involved?
I am also working on it to find the Cambodian motivations and rationale 
- in the same way as I would like to be able to better explain the ISOC 
rationale and strategy. As I had written before: I think the 
participation of a Chinese representative on the panel is welcome, but 
it is necessary to avoid the confusion as if ISC is ISOC - and publicly 
say why not and what is the difference, and where we stand on different 
sides. - While on the Chinese and Cambodian government sides, there 
seems to be more emphasis on sharing identities.

I have still no clue about the Cambodian co-sponsorship of the recent 
Chinese statement. If I find out, I will share it.

Thanks,


Norbert

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