Final
Statement
- Statement Of
Ngos At ¡±Wsis: The Asian Response¡± Meeting, Bangkok, Thailand
22-24 November 2002 (Final Version ? Dec. 8, 2002)
- List of Attendees
Presentation Materials
November
22, 2002
Session 1
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Welcome and Introductions, Purpose/Objectives of this Meeting
Somchai Homlaor, Secretary
General, FORUM-ASIA, Bangkok
- The Official
Presentation of the WSIS Process: History, Aims, Procedure
and Organization
Dr. Eun-Ju Kim, Senior Adviser for Asia & Pacific, ITU
- The WSIS:
Expectations and Participation of Civil Society
Mr. Pradip Thomas,
WACC
Ms Chantal Peyer, Bread for All, Switzerland
- The CRIS Campaign
Pre and Post Prep.Comm: Themes and Contents
Mr. Bruce Girard, CRIS Campaign
Session
2
The Information Society in Asia
and the Question of Cultural Diversity
- Ms Supinya
Klangnarong, Campaign for Popular Media Reform
- Internet Usage
and the question of cultural diversity in Singapore
Mr. Chandramohan Prathivmohan,
Think Center, Singapore
- The Information
Society in Asia and the Question of Cultural Diversity (MS
word)
- The Information
Society in Asia and the Question of Cultural Diversity (Power Point)
Ms Susanne Ornager, UNESCO
Representative for Communication and Information in Asia and
Pacific, Bangkok
- Diverse Issues
of Human rights in the Information Society
Mr. Kim Jeong-woo (PatchA), Korean Progressive Network
¡®Jinbonet¡¯, South Korea
Community-based Media: Principles
and Case Studies
- Ms Jaba Menon, Partnership Manager, Oneworld South Asia,
India
- Community Radio
Movement: Towards Reforming the Broadcast Media in Thailand
Dr. Uajit Virojtrairatt, Director,
Human Rights Promotion and Network Coordination Bureau, NHRC, Thailand
- Locating ¡°Community¡±
Within the ¡°Information Society¡±- Strategic Civil Society Agendas
and Advocacies for the WSIS
Mr. Alan Alegre, Foundation for media alternatives,
Philippines
- Ms Gargi
Sen, Magic Lantern Foundation, India
November
23, 2002
Session 3
The
Politics of the IT Economy in Asia and the Question of Access
- On the
Issues of Universal Access
Mr. Hasan Rizvi, SDNP Pakistan
- Taiwan¡¯s access-to-the-media
campaigns, 1992-2002: a critical review
Prof. Chien-san Feng, National Cheng Chi University,
Taiwan
- The Politics
of IT Economy and Question of Access
Dr. Pichet Durongkaveroj, Chairman of e-ASEAN Working
Group and Director of Policy Innovation Center, King Monkut¡¯s University
of Technology Thonburi, Thailand
Panel Discussion: Case Studies
of Affordable Access, Effective Use of IT in Development
- Mr.
Sombat Boon-ngamanong, Baannok.com
- Affordable Access,
Effective Use of IT in Development: Malaysia
Ms Arfa¡¯eza A Azis, Malaysiakini,
Malaysia
- Mr.
Kshitij Joshi, Director, www.mandatethefuture.org, Worldview International
Foundation, Sri Lanka
- The Case of
JCAFE¡¯s Efforts to Create a Database for the Circulation of NGO
Information Resources
Mr. Hamada Tadahisa, Chair, Japan Computer Access
for Empowerment, Japan
Session 4
Gender Justice: Information, Communication, Empowerment
- Women and New
Information and Communications Technologies: The Promise of Empowerment
Ms Susanna George, ISIS International,
Philippines
- Gender Justice:
Digitally Empowered Women Through Information Technology
Ms Wilasinee Phiphitkul, Faculty
of Communication Arts, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand
- Communication
and Gender Advocacy: Towards Empowerment of the Asian (MS Word)
- Communication
and Gender Advocacy: Towards Empowerment of the Asian (Power Point)
Ms Shashikala Gurpur-Murphy,
ANWIC, India
- ICTs and Gender
Equality - Women¡¯s Rights and the Internet
Ms Chan Yu, Association for Progressive Communications,
Women's Network Support Program, Hong Kong
November
24
Session 5
Discussion on the Draft of Content
Discussion
on the Strategy between Bangkok and Japan
- About the Asian
Regional Meeting: Asian Civil Society Participation
Adam Peake, GLOCOM, Japan
- General Strategies
& Immediate Tasks
Mr. Alan Alegre, Foundation for media alternatives,
Philippines
Final version
of List of Attendees in WSIS: Asian Response Meeting
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