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Date:  Sun, 01 Jun 2003 10:12:46 +0900
From:  Izumi AIZU <izumi@anr.org>
Subject:  [communication 677] Japan NGO Committee comment to WSIS
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Here attached is the comment we sent, as Japan NGO Coordination
Committee<br>
for WSIS, to WSIS Secretariat last night.<br><br>
<font face="Arial, Helvetica" size=2>The members who participated
include:<br><br>
</font>Kenji Saga (Chairman of Study Group on the Digital Divide issue,
The Japan Society of Information and Communication Research) <br>
Takeo Nobusawa (BHN Association)<br>
Eiji Hayashi (BHN Association)<br>
Kouichirou Shinohara (BHN Association)<br>
Shiro Harada (University of Tokyo)<br>
Hisako Fujimoto (Shimin Digital Solutions)<br>
Tadahisa Hamada (JCAFE)<br>
Satomi Oku (United Nations Student Association of Japan)<br>
Kengo Yashima (United Nations Student Association of Japan)<br>
Motohiko Nagaoka (Area Information Associates)<br>
Yoshiharu Shimamoto (Center of the International Cooperation for
Computerization)<br>
Nobuo Sakiyama (Japan Chapter of Computer Professionals for Social
Responsibility)<br>
Izumi Aizu (GLOCOM)<br><br>
Secretariat: GLOCOM (Center for Global Communciations, International
University of Japan), Contact: Izumi Aizu izumi@anr.org<br><br>
We tried to reorganize the first section of declaration, which was 
a<br>
substantial work, and inserted a new concept/term
&quot;Vernacular&quot;<br>
to give stronger emphasis on local or our own culture and
content.<br><br>
Also tried to include some mention on homeless, street children and
victims of natural disasters and military conflicts.<br><br>
Please see the attached file for more details.<br><br>
Many thanks,<br><br>
izumi<br><br>
<br>
At 21:31 03/05/30 +0900, Adam Peake wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite>For you info. (and apologies for duplicates.)&nbsp;
GLOCOM just sent the attached as our submission to the intersessional
process.<br><br>
3 issues:&nbsp; accessibility for disabled and elderly, Internet names
and addresses, and participation in policymaking.<br><br>
If you are making comments, the address to send to is
&lt;wsis.ap@itu.int&gt;&nbsp; There is a mailto link on the WSIS home
page that gives you the wrong address (it brings up
&lt;wsis.ap@.int&gt;)<br><br>
Thanks,<br><br>
Adam<br><br>
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