[Chapter-delegates] Censorship and Nigeria paper

[dewole at isoc.ng]

Thanks for sharing, Glenn. It's interesting to note that the telecoms 
regulator made a call for comments on a "net neutrality code of 
practice" which later   morphed into an "internet industry code of 
practice" but they were nice enough to take feedback from us and improve 
the draft. They did try to sneak in issuance of "takedown notices" for 
websites with offensive/illegal content but our current engagement with 
them is that such orders have to be in the form of proper court orders 
since anything short of that is likely to be abused by "security 
agencies".

First call to contribute to draft: 
https://www.ncc.gov.ng/stakeholder/media-public/public-notices/129-stakeholder-consultation-on-the-establishment-of-internet-industry-code-of-practice
Comments via local NOG: 
http://abuja.forum.org.ng/pipermail/ngnog-discuss/2017-April/004984.html
Second draft: 
https://www.ncc.gov.ng/docman-main/internet-governance/749-nmis-draft-internet-code-of-practice/file
Initial comments from the local chapter: https://goo.gl/U3JrCN (I had 
made comments in April prior to joining the chapter leadership - some of 
those had been incorporated)
Updated draft after first round of comments: 
https://www.ncc.gov.ng/documents/809-draft-code-of-practice/file

Regards,
Dewole Ajao.
ISOC Nigeria Chapter

On 2018-12-12 19:34, Glenn McKnight wrote:
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