The threats don’t just come from strangers, they can also come from people that children may already know, online or offline. — Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) have exploded over the last couple of decades. Generations have grown up with the internet, but there are surprisingly few protections in place to provide children with safe ways of accessing the online world. More and more children are connecting to the internet across the…

During a conversation with Youth IGF leaders from different parts of the world, Lamanauskas had an opportunity to listen to young people’s questions and recommendations concerning his three main priorities: connectivity, sustainability and cooperation with partners to make the ITU an organisation fit for the times we live in. What…

“…AI measures could support the normative system by realizing a procedural rights design that protects the attacked victims from the abuse of technologies…” Artificial Intelligence as Tool for Victims’ Protection against Cybercrime. Authored by Prof. Dr. Rolf H. WEBER The inherent complexities associated with artificial intelligence (AI) and algorithms require…

The Youth IGF has come up with the idea of organising the first ever European Cybersecurity Skills Summit. Microsoft Corporation is the diamond sponsor of the event. — “Switzerland is committed to a free, secure and open cyberspace that is useful for peaceful purposed and is based on clear rules and mutual trust. We adhere to the principle that international law must also be applied in cyberspace. For a cyberspace that entails those values, a solid cybersecurity education…

“….people who may be in abusive relationships are forced into even closer proximity to their abusers..” Responding to digital violence in pandemics: how to take action during Covid-19. Authored by Prof. Tim UNWIN Digital violence comes in many forms, and is often defined rather broadly to include most aspects of…