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VARIABLE	MODALITY AND CODING INSTRUCTIONS	NOTES
Acronym	Name or acronym of the proponent + year of release
Name	Official Name of the document
Proponent	Name of the proponent
Constitutional Language	Description: The variable "Constitutional Language" indicates if the document adopts the traditional jargon of constitutional texts, articulating contents in terms of rights, principles and dutiesVa Values: y= the document adopts a constitutional language (see notes) n= the document does not adopt a constitutional language nd= not defined, uncertain case nc= not coded	With the expression "constitutional tone", this paper refers to the use of the traditional jargon of constitutional texts, and to the adoption of the peculiar configuration that articulates contents in terms of rights, principles and duties.’ (Edoardo Celeste, ‘Terms of Service and Bills of Rights: New Mechanisms of Constitutionalisation in the Social Media Environment? (2019) 33 International Review of Law, Computers & Technology 122, 124) traditional jargon: Use of plural pronouns eg "we" Use of plural categories eg people, citizens Use of "legalese" such as formal expressions Introduction called "preamble" Documents called constitution, bill of rights, declaration, charter peculiar configuration: Content expressed in terms of rights / principles / duties, ordering and limitation of power This is generally denoted by the use of modal verbs (eg must, shall) or present tense Keywords: constitution, bill of rights, charter, declaration
Comprehensive/specific	Description The variables indicates if the document deals with a single issue or a plurality of issues. Values: s = specific --> the document is single issued c= comprehensive ---> the document concerns more than one issue nd= not defined, uncertain case nc= not coded
Proponent Type	Description The variable indicates which type of actor drafted the document. Values Civil society Government Intergovernmental Organisation Multistakeholder Parliament Political Party Private Technical Community nd= not defined, uncertain case nc= not coded
Document Type	Description: The variables classifies the document according to a tassonomy based on the following criteria: 1) legal status of the author; 2) bindigness of the document; 3) prescriptive intent. Values: Advocacy statement = not public authority stance (formerly manifesto and unofficial recommendation) Official recommendation = call for action from public authority Official statement = public authority stance without normative value Ordinary law = ordinary law International treaty Other (NAME TYPE) nd= not defined, uncertain case nc= not coded
Scope	Description: The varibale indicates the scope of the document. Values: Local National Supranational (more than one nation, regional) Global nd= not defined, uncertain case nc= not coded	Consider which kind of political community the document refer to. If it's not referred to any specific political community, it should be considered an "universal" declaration and the assignet to "Global" category.
Drafting Process	Description The variable indicates the process through which the document has been drafted. Values: Authorial = the document was drafted by a single entity (individual or organization) Networking = the document was drafted by a network of homogenous actors (only civil society organisations, or only private sector organisations… etc) Multistakeholder = the document was drafted by a network of heterogeneous actors Crowdsourced = the drafting was open to the public nd= not defined, uncertain case nc= not coded If the document has been drafted resorting to different drafting processes (i.e., first authorial and then open to comment and consultation), report the more participatory modality.	Coding Instruction Notes If the document has been drafted resorting to different drafting processes (i.e., first authorial and then open to comment and consultation), report the more participatory modality.
Current Version	The variable Current Version indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Content Governance	Description: The variable "Content Governance" indicates if the document deals with content governance or content moderation issue, meaning that decisions about users' contents by an Internet Service Provider (ISP) or a platform or a government. Values: y= the document deal with "content" governance n= the document does not deal with "content" governance nd= not defined, uncertain case nc= not coded
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	The variable Multistakeholder and participatory governance indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Anti-government sentiment	The variable Anti-government sentiment indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Accountability/Responsibility	The variable Accountability/Responsibility indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
No geo-fencing	The variable No geo-fencing indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Transparency and openness	The variable Transparency and openness indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Open data	The variable Open data indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Right to participation	The variable Right to participation indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	The variable Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity) indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Right to access the internet	The variable Right to access the internet indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Speed and affordability	The variable Speed and affordability indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Access and skills	The variable Access and skills in the workplace indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
User awareness and education	The variable User awareness and education indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Media and digital literacy	The variable Media and digital literacy indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Security of the network	The variable Security of the network indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Net neutrality	The variable Net neutrality indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Open standards	The variable Open standards indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	The variable Interoperability and non-fragmentation indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Stability and reliability	The variable Stability and reliability of the network indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Free and open source software	The variable Free and open source software indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Device Rights	The variable Device Rights indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Freedom of expression	The variable Freedom of expression indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Freedom of (religious) belief	The variable Freedom of (religious) belief indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	The variable Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information) indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Freedom of association/assembly	The variable Freedom of association/assembly indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Democracy and the rule of law	The variable Democracy and the rule of law indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Right to due process	The variable Right to due process indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Right to legal remedies	The variable Right to legal remedies indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Right to personal security and dignity	The variable Right to personal security and dignity indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Protection of children	The variable Protection of children indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Non-discrimination	The variable Non-discrimination indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Cultural and linguistic	The variable Cultural and linguistic diversity indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Privacy rights (generalized)	The variable Privacy rights (generalized) indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Data protection	The variable Data protection indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Control and self determination	The variable Control and self determination (individual level) indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Right to anonymity	The variable Right to anonymity indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Protection from surveillance	The variable Protection from surveillance indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Right to encryption	The variable Right to encryption indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Right to be forgotten	The variable Right to be forgotten indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Innovation indicates	The variable Innovation indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Competition	The variable Competition indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Economic development	The variable Economic development indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Intellectual Property	The variable Intellectual Property indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Intermediary liability	The variable Intermediary liability indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Corporate responsibility	The variable Corporate responsibility indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Consumer protection	The variable Consumer protection indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
Human rights	The variable Human rights indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
AI mentioned	The variable AI mentioned indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
AI and human rights	The variable AI and human rights indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
AI promotion of human values	The variable AI promotion of human values indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
AI and professional responsibility	The variable AI and professional responsibility indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
AI and Fairness and Non-Discrimination	The variable AI and Fairness and Non-Discrimination indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
AI and Human Control of Technology	The variable AI and Human Control of Technology indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
AI Transparency and Explainability	The variable AI Transparency and Explainability indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
AI and Accountability	The variable AI and Accountability indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
AI and Privacy	The variable AI and Privacy indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.
AI and Safety and Security	The variable AI and Safety and Security indicates if the document addresses this issue. Values in the cell indicate where the issue is mentioned in the text. Depending by the document it could indicate the number of the respective section/heading or page.

Document List

Acronym

Name

Proponent

Year of Release

Manage

UN_2018_2

Report of the Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression

2018

Acronym	UN_2018_2
Name	Report of the Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression
Proponent	UN
Year of release	2018
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 3)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 1)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (p. 3)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 4)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 15)
Freedom of (religious) belief	1 (p. 3)
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 3)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (p. 3)
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 3)
Right to due process	1 (p. 4)
Right to legal remedies	1 (p. 8)
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 19)
Protection of children	1 (p. 6)
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 5)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 11)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 3)
Data protection	1 (p. 15)
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	1 (p. 11)
Protection from surveillance	1 (p. 7)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	1 (p. 7)
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	1 (p. 1)
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 9)
Intermediary liability	1 (p. 6)
Corporate responsibility	1 (p. 9)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 1)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	1 (p. 13)
Freedom of hate speech	1 (p. 8)
Freedom from disinformation	1 (p. 11)
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	1 (p. 15)
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	Title on document: Report of the Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression

UN_2018

Report of the Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression

2018

Acronym	UN_2018
Name	Report of the Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression
Proponent	UN
Year of release	2018
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 20)
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 20)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 19)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 19)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	1 (p. 21)
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 21)
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	1 (p. 21)
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 20)
Freedom of (religious) belief	1 (p. 10)
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 14)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (p. 14)
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 17)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 20)
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 7)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 19)
Data protection	1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 20)
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 21)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 22)
AI mentioned	1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 1)
AI & human rights	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 22)
AI promotion of human values	1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 22)
AI & professional responsibility	1 (p. 17)
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21)
AI & Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 21)
AI Transparency and Explainability	1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 19)
AI & Accountability	1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 20)
AI & Privacy	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 19)
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	1 (p. 13)
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	Title on document: Report of the Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression

COE_2001_3

Additional Protocol to the Convention for the Protection of Individuals with regard to Automatic Processing of Personal Data regarding supervisory authorities and transborder data flows

Council of Europe

2001

Acronym	COE_2001_3
Name	Additional Protocol to the Convention for the Protection of Individuals with regard to Automatic Processing of Personal Data regarding supervisory authorities and transborder data flows
Proponent	Council of Europe
Year of release	2001
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Europe
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Nc
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (1)
Data protection	1 (all)
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	yes
Open Questions	n/a
Note	follow-up to Convention 108

COE_1981

Convention 108

Council of Europe

1981

Acronym	COE_1981
Name	Convention 108
Proponent	Council of Europe
Year of release	1981
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Other
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Europe
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 16)
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 26)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 9)
Open data	1 (p. 28)
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (p. 12)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 8)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 8)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 35)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	1 (p. 6)
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 9)
Protection of children	1 (p. 12)
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 9)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 23)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 8)
Data protection	1 (p. 1)
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	1 (p. 30)
Innovation	1 (p. 17)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	1 (p. 17)
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 3)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	1 (p. 8)
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	1 (p. 23)
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	the first legally binding international instrument in the data protection field

PV_2009

The  Madrid  Privacy  Declaration

The Public Voice

2009

Acronym	PV_2009
Name	The  Madrid  Privacy  Declaration
Proponent	The Public Voice
Year of release	2009
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Nc
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (2)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (1)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (1)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (1)
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	1 (1)
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	1 (1)
Non-discrimination	1 (1)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (all)
Data protection	1 (2)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (1)
Right to anonymity	1 (8)
Protection from surveillance	1 (1)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (1)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (1)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	1 (3)
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

PV_2019

Declaration: A Moratorium on Facial Recognition Technology for Mass Surveillance

The Public Voice

2019

Acronym	PV_2019
Name	Declaration: A Moratorium on Facial Recognition Technology for Mass Surveillance
Proponent	The Public Voice
Year of release	2019
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Nc
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (intro)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (intro)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (3)
Data protection	1 (2)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

UN_2012_2

The Promotion, Protection and Enjoyment of Human Rights on the Internet

UN Human Rights Council

2012

Acronym	UN_2012_2
Name	The Promotion, Protection and Enjoyment of Human Rights on the Internet
Proponent	UN Human Rights Council
Year of release	2012
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Proto-Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	2021
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p3)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p3)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p3)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p2)
Right to access the internet	1 (p3)
Speed and affordability	1 (p3)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	1 (p2)
Security of the network	1 (p4)
Net neutrality	1 (p4)
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p1)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p3)
Freedom of association/assembly	1(p2)
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p1)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	1(p3)
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	1 (p1)
Non-discrimination	1 (p2)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p2)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p1)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	1 (p2)
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	1 (p2)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p2)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	1 (p2)
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (p1)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p1)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	1 (p1)
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	1 (p4)
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	1 (p2)
First Hit Only	yes
Open Questions	n/a
Note	new version of 190

OECD_2019_2

Recommendation of the Council on Digital Security of Critical Activities

OECD

2019

Acronym	OECD_2019_2
Name	Recommendation of the Council on Digital Security of Critical Activities
Proponent	OECD
Year of release	2019
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Supranational
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Nc
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 7)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (7)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 10)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	1 (4)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 7)
Data protection	1 (2), 1 (5)
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 9)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 3)
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	1 (p. 9)
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	about digital security

OECD_2012

OECD Guidelines for the Security of Information Systems and Networks: Towards a Culture of Security

OECD

2002

Acronym	OECD_2012
Name	OECD Guidelines for the Security of Information Systems and Networks: Towards a Culture of Security
Proponent	OECD
Year of release	2002
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Supranational
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	2012
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 11)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 12)
Open data	1 (p. 10)
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (p. 1)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 10)
Security of the network	1 (p. 9)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 10)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 12)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 14)
Data protection	1 (p. 15)
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	1 (p. 3)
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	yes
Open Questions	n/a
Note	Replaces doc 157

OECD_2014

OECD Principles for Internet Policymaking

OECD

2014

Acronym	OECD_2014
Name	OECD Principles for Internet Policymaking
Proponent	OECD
Year of release	2014
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Supranational
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Nc
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (3)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (3)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1 (3)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (3)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (3)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (12)
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (3)
Competition	1 (3)
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	1 (3)
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

IPRC_2019

IRPC Charter (2019)

Internet Rights and Principles Orginization

2019

Acronym	IPRC_2019
Name	IRPC Charter (2019)
Proponent	Internet Rights and Principles Orginization
Year of release	2019
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Nc
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 26), 1 (p. 28), 1 (p. 26), 1 (p. 28)
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 28), 1 (p. 28), 1 (p. 28)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 28), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 28)
Open data	1 (23)
Right to participation	1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 28)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 26)
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 26), 1 (p. 26)
Speed and affordability	1 (14) 1 (25)
Access and skills in the workplace	1 (p. 26), 1 (p. 26)
User awareness and education	1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 22)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 22)
Security of the network	1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 17)
Net neutrality	1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 15)
Open standards	1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 23)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 9)
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	1 (23)
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 24), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 24), 1 (p. 30), 1 (p. 31)
Freedom of (religious) belief	1 (12), 1 (16), 1 (19)
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 23), 1 (p. 24), 1 (p. 25)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 24)
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 18)
Right to due process	1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 27)
Right to legal remedies	1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 27)
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 17)
Protection of children	1 (p. 24), 1 (p. 13)
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 25)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 23), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 16)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 21)
Data protection	1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 26)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (9)
Right to anonymity	1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 20)
Protection from surveillance	1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 20)
Right to encryption	1 (12), 1 (20)
Right to be forgotten	1 (21)
Innovation	1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 23), 1 (p. 23)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 11)
Intellectual Property	1 (22)
Intermediary liability	1 (18)
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 27)
Human rights	1 (1), 1 (3)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 17)
Minimal data collection	1 (12), 1 (21)
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 18)
Freedom of hate speech	1 (12), 1 (18)
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 20)
Non discrimination of women	1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 17)
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

DN_2019

Digital Nations Data 360? Declaration

Digital Nations

2019

Acronym	DN_2019
Name	Digital Nations Data 360? Declaration
Proponent	Digital Nations
Year of release	2019
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Nc
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (1)
Open data	1 (2)
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (2)
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (1)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2)
Data protection	1 (2)
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (1)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2)
AI mentioned	1 (2)
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	1 (2)
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

GER_2016

Digital Strategy 2025

Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs

2016

Acronym	GER_2016
Name	Digital Strategy 2025
Proponent	Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs
Year of release	2016
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	Germany
Scope	National
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Nc
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 26), 1 (p. 53), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 25), 1 (p. 50), 1 (p. 30)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (30)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	1 (50)
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	1 (5), 1(49), 1(50), 1 (51), 1(53)
Security of the network	1 (p. 33), 1 (p. 35), 1 (p. 34), 1 (p. 42)
Net neutrality	1 (30)
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (33)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (32)
Data protection	1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 25), 1 (p. 26), 1 (p. 26), 1 (p. 26), 1 (p. 33), 1 (p. 34), 1 (p. 50), 1 (p. 56)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (50)
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 23), 1 (p. 44), 1 (p. 51)
Competition	1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 23), 1 (p. 23), 1 (p. 25), 1 (p. 27), 1 (p. 55)
Economic development	1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 45), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 33)
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (p. 23), 1 (p. 24), 1 (p. 55)
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

EU_2021

EU AI (European Commission_2021)

European Commission

2018

Acronym	EU_2021
Name	EU AI (European Commission_2021)
Proponent	European Commission
Year of release	2018
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Nc
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Europe
Drafting process	Nc
Bindingness	Nc
Individual / Collective	Nc
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	2021
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 9)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 9)
Open data	1 (26)
Right to participation	1 (48)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (31)
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (64)
Media and digital literacy	1 (29)
Security of the network	1 (9)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (14)
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (52)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (64)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (12)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (22)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (4)
Competition	1 (21)
Economic development	1 (3)
Intellectual Property	1 (32)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (13)
Human rights	1 (63)
AI mentioned	1 (33)
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	1 (2)
AI & professional responsibility	1 (21)
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	1 (21)
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	1 (52)
AI & Accountability	1 (36)
AI & Privacy	1 (42)
AI & Safety and Security	1 (43)
Environmental sustainability	1 (55)
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	yes
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

ICC2_002

A Global Action Plan for Electronic Business

International Chamber of Commerce

1998

Acronym	ICC2_002
Name	A Global Action Plan for Electronic Business
Proponent	International Chamber of Commerce
Year of release	1998
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Technical Community
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Nc
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	2002
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 47)
No geo-fencing	1 (p. 18)
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 7)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (p. 23)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1 (p. 9)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 20)
Stability and reliability of the network	1 (p. 21)
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 67)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 14)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 9)
Right to due process	1 (p. 33)
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	1 (p. 67)
Non-discrimination	1 (23)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (9)
Data protection	1 (23)
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	1 (9)
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	1 (31)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (7)
Competition	1 (7)
Economic development	1 (10)
Intellectual Property	1 (19)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (24)
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	yes
Open Questions	n/a
Note	One out of three versions

GA_2013

Global Agenda Council on Informed Societies Towards a Blueprint for Informed Societies

Global Agenda Council on Informed Societies

2013

Acronym	GA_2013
Name	Global Agenda Council on Informed Societies Towards a Blueprint for Informed Societies
Proponent	Global Agenda Council on Informed Societies
Year of release	2013
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Nc
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (4)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (3)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (4)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (4)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (8)
Media and digital literacy	1 (4)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (6)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (7)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (4)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (3)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (6)
AI mentioned	1 (2)
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	1 (6)
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	1 (2)
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	yes
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

PV_2018

Universal Guidelines for Artificial Intelligence

The Public Voice

2018

Acronym	PV_2018
Name	Universal Guidelines for Artificial Intelligence
Proponent	The Public Voice
Year of release	2018
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (5)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (1)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1 (9)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (4)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	1
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	1 (4)
AI & Human Control of Technology	1 (2)
AI Transparency and Explainability	1 (1, 2)
AI & Accountability	1 (5)
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	1 (8)
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

Article19_2017_2

Universal Declaration of Digital Rights

Article 19

2017

Acronym	Article19_2017_2
Name	Universal Declaration of Digital Rights
Proponent	Article 19
Year of release	2017
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Nc
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (9)
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	1 (6)
Right to participation	1 (4), 1 (9)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (4)
Speed and affordability	1 (4)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (8)
Media and digital literacy	1 (8)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	1 (4)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (4)
Stability and reliability of the network	1 (7)
Free and open source software	1 (8)
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (3), 1 (6)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 7)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	1 (9)
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (4)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (8)
Right to anonymity	1 (5)
Protection from surveillance	1 (5)
Right to encryption	1 (5)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (7)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	1 (7)
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 9)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	1 (6)
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

UNESCO_2012

UNESCO and the ethical dimensions of the information society

UNESCO Executive Board

2012

Acronym	UNESCO_2012
Name	UNESCO and the ethical dimensions of the information society
Proponent	UNESCO Executive Board
Year of release	2012
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Nc
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (11), 1 (12), 1 (15), 1 (18.6)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (6), 1 (18.4)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (4)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (14)
Right to access the internet	1 (9)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	1 (2)
User awareness and education	1 (14), 1 (15)
Media and digital literacy	1 (14), 1 (15)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (3), 1 (4), 1 (14), 1 (18.3)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (4), 1 (8), 1 (14), 1 (18.2), 1 (18.3)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (1), 1 (9), 1 (14)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (4)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (2), 1 (3), 1 (4), 1 (14), 1 (18.3)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	also "right to education"
Note	n/a

PGICGM_2014

Towards a Collaborative, Decentralized Internet Governance Ecosystem

Panel on Global Internet Cooperation and Governance Mechanisms

2014

Acronym	PGICGM_2014
Name	Towards a Collaborative, Decentralized Internet Governance Ecosystem
Proponent	Panel on Global Internet Cooperation and Governance Mechanisms
Year of release	2014
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 3)
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 24)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 38)
Open data	1 (p. 32)
Right to participation	1 (p. 3)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 35)
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 32)
Speed and affordability	1 (p. 35)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (p. 10)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 43)
Security of the network	1 (p. 40)
Net neutrality	1 (p. 41)
Open standards	1 (p. 7)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 4)
Stability and reliability of the network	1 (p. 4)
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 31)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 31)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (p. 31)
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 31)
Right to due process	1 (p. 32)
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 37)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 7)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 31)
Data protection	1 (p. 31)
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	1 (p. 31)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. 32)
Competition	1 (p. 41)
Economic development	1 (p. 32)
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	1 (p. 32)
Corporate responsibility	1 (p. 46)
Consumer protection	1 (p. 10)
Human rights	1 (p. 7)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	yes
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

Amnesty_2018

The Toronto Declaration: Protecting the right to equality and non-discrimination in machine learning systems

Amnesty International, Access Now et al.

2018

Acronym	Amnesty_2018
Name	The Toronto Declaration: Protecting the right to equality and non-discrimination in machine learning systems
Proponent	Amnesty International, Access Now et al.
Year of release	2018
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Nc
Scope	Supranational
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (11)
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (1), 1 (3), 1 (8), 1 (10), 1 (11), 1 (14), 1 (32), 1 (34), 1 (35), 1 (42), 1 (50), 1 (52), 1 (56), 1 (57), 1 (58)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (32), 1 (44), 1 (50), 1 (56)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (6)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (2), 1 (21)
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	1 (6)
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (6), 1 (27)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (6)
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (2), 1 (3), 1 (6), 1 (10), 1 (14), 1 (23), 1 (24), 1 (27), 1 (40), 1 (57), 1 (58)
Right to due process	1 (27), 1 (33), 1 (56a)
Right to legal remedies	1 (3), 1 (6), 1 (10), 1 (17), 1 (27), 1 (34), 1 (41), 1 (52), 1 (53), 1 (54), 1 (55), 1 (56), 1 (57)
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (1), 1 (2), 1 (3), 1 (6), 1 (10), 1 (12), 1 (13), 1 (14), 1 (17), 1 (18), 1 (19), 1 (22), 1 (23), 1 (24), 1 (26), 1 (27), 1 (28), 1 (29), 1 (30), 1 (31), 1 (32), 1 (33), 1 (34), 1 (35), 1 (36), 1 (37), 1 (38), 1 (39), 1 (40), 1 (43), 1 (44), 1 (45), 1 (47), 1 (48), 1 (49), 1 (51), 1 (56), 1 (57), 1 (58)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (20)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (6), 1 (23), 1 (40)
Data protection	1 (6), 1 (19), 1 (23), 1 (40)
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (8), 1 (10), 1 (14), 1 (17), 1 (42), 1 (57)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (1), 1 (2), 1 (3), 1 (4), 1 (5), 1 (6), 1 (8), 1 (9), 1 (10), 1 (12), 1 (14), 1 (15), 1 (22), 1 (23), 1 (27), 1 (29), 1 (31), 1 (33), 1 (34), 1 (35), 1 (37), 1 (38), 1 (40), 1 (42), 1 (43), 1 (44), 1 (46), 1 (47), 1 (50), 1 (51), 1 (52), 1 (57), 1 (58), 1 (59)
AI mentioned	1 (1), 1 (2), 1 (3), 1 (4), 1 (5), 1 (6), 1 (7), 1 (9), 1 (11), 1 (16), 1 (17), 1 (18), 1 (20), 1 (21), 1 (22), 1 (25), 1 (26), 1 (27), 1 (30), 1 (31), 1 (32), 1 (33), 1 (34), 1 (35), 1 (37), 1 (40), 1 (43), 1 (45), 1 (46), 1 (47), 1 (48), 1 (51), 1 (53), 1 (54), 1 (55), 1 (56), 1 (57), 1 (58)
AI & human rights	1 (1), 1 (2), 1 (3), 1 (4), 1 (5), 1 (6), 1 (9), 1 (22), 1 (27), 1 (31), 1 (33), 1 (34), 1 (35), 1 (37), 1 (40), 1 (43), 1 (46), 1 (47), 1 (51), 1 (57), 1 (58)
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	1
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	1 (1), 1 (2), 1 (3), 1 (6), 1 (17), 1 (18), 1 (22), 1 (26), 1 (27), 1 (30), 1 (31), 1 (32), 1 (33), 1 (34), 1 (35), 1 (37), 1 (40), 1 (43), 1 (45), 1 (47), 1 (48), 1 (51), 1 (56), 1 (57), 1 (58)
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	1 (32), 1 (44), 1 (56)
AI & Accountability	1 (1), 1 (3), 1 (11), 1 (32), 1 (34), 1 (35), 1 (56), 1 (57), 1 (58)
AI & Privacy	1 (6), 1 (40)
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	Doing the coding based on the full text document which has numbered paragraphs (linked to in the article), rather than the overview article (link provided here)

SNC_2011

The Social Network Constitution

Lori Andrews

2011

Acronym	SNC_2011
Name	The Social Network Constitution
Proponent	Lori Andrews
Year of release	2011
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Technical Community
Proponent Location	USA
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	I
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	1
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	1
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1
Data protection	1
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	1
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	1 (43), 1 (45), 1 (46), 1 (47), 1 (48), 1 (49), 1 (51)
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	1
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	2011 = first hit of this on the wayback machine

ACLU_2018

The Santa Clara Principles on Transparency and Accountability in Content Moderation

ACLU Foundation et al.

2018

Acronym	ACLU_2018
Name	The Santa Clara Principles on Transparency and Accountability in Content Moderation
Proponent	ACLU Foundation et al.
Year of release	2018
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	USA, Australia
Scope	Nc
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (intro)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (intro), 1 (1), 1 (2)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (2), 1 (3)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (intro)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (2)
Right to due process	1 (3)
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (1), 1 (2), 1 (3)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	1 (1), 1 (2)
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	1 (1), 1 (2)
AI & Accountability	1 (3)
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

UN_2012

The Promotion, Protection and Enjoyment of Human Rights on the Internet

UN Human Rights Council

2012

Acronym	UN_2012
Name	The Promotion, Protection and Enjoyment of Human Rights on the Internet
Proponent	UN Human Rights Council
Year of release	2012
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Proto-Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (p2)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p1), 1 (p2)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	1 (p2)
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p1), 1 (p2)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

EU_2009

European Parliament recommendation of 26 March 2009 to the Council on strengthening security and fundamental freedoms on the Internet (2008/2160(INI)

European Parliament

2009

Acronym	EU_2009
Name	European Parliament recommendation of 26 March 2009 to the Council on strengthening security and fundamental freedoms on the Internet (2008/2160(INI)
Proponent	European Parliament
Year of release	2009
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Parliament
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Supranational
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

COE 2012b

Recommendation on the Protection of Human Rights with Regard to Social Networking Services

CoE

2012

Acronym	COE 2012b
Name	Recommendation on the Protection of Human Rights with Regard to Social Networking Services
Proponent	CoE
Year of release	2012
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (1)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 4)
Media and digital literacy	1 (1)
Security of the network	1(6)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	1 (7)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 5)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (1)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (1), 1 (7)
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 5)
Protection of children	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 5)
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (1)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (6)
Data protection	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 7)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (5)
Right to anonymity	1 (4)
Protection from surveillance	1 (3)
Right to encryption	1 (3), 1 (5)
Right to be forgotten	1 (3)
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (all)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	1 (5), 1 (6)
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

Access_2016

The Human Rights Principles for connectivity and development

Access Now

2017

Acronym	Access_2016
Name	The Human Rights Principles for connectivity and development
Proponent	Access Now
Year of release	2017
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 4)
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 12)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 15)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 13)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 8)
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 9)
Speed and affordability	1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 9)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 7)
Security of the network	1 (p. 15)
Net neutrality	1 (10)
Open standards	1 (9), 1 (13)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 9)
Stability and reliability of the network	1 (11)
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 15)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 13)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 13)
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (11)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 14)
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 7)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 7)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 12)
Data protection	1 (12)
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	1 (12)
Protection from surveillance	1(12), 1(14)
Right to encryption	1 (12)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 12)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 12)
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 14)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 13)
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	1 (7)
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

EU_2016

The EU Code of conduct on countering illegal hate speech online

EU Commission, Facebook, Microsoft*, Twitter and YouTube

2016

Acronym	EU_2016
Name	The EU Code of conduct on countering illegal hate speech online
Proponent	EU Commission, Facebook, Microsoft*, Twitter and YouTube
Year of release	2016
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Multistakeholder
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 1)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 3)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (p. 2)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 1)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 1)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 1)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	1 (p. 1)
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 2)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 1)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	1 (p. 1)
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	yes
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

Reddit_2012

The Digital Bill of Rights A Crowd-sourced Declaration of Rights

Free Internet Activism Sub-group - Reddit

2012

Acronym	Reddit_2012
Name	The Digital Bill of Rights A Crowd-sourced Declaration of Rights
Proponent	Free Internet Activism Sub-group - Reddit
Year of release	2012
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Technical Community
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Crowdsourced
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 3)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	1 (p. 1)
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 3)
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 4)
Data protection	1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 3)
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2)
Protection from surveillance	(p. 3), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 4)
Right to encryption	1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 4)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 4)
Intermediary liability	1 (p. 5)
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 3)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	1 (p. 3)
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

EU_STUDY_2009

Strengthening Security and Fundamental Freedoms on the Internet - an EU Policy on the Fight Against Cyber Crime

Steve Peers (University of Essex, United Kingdom)

2009

Acronym	EU_STUDY_2009
Name	Strengthening Security and Fundamental Freedoms on the Internet - an EU Policy on the Fight Against Cyber Crime
Proponent	Steve Peers (University of Essex, United Kingdom)
Year of release	2009
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Supranational
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 8)
Right to participation	1 (p. 31), 1 (p. 30)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 30), 1 (p. 30), 1 (p. 30), 1 (p. 26), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 30), 1 (p. 30)
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 26)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 30), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 23), 1 (p. 24), 1 (p. 25), 1 (p. 29), 1 (p. 29)
Freedom of (religious) belief	1 (p. 30), 1 (p. 30)
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 29), 1 (p. 29), 1 (p. 29)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 22)
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 8)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 23), 1 (p. 25)
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 26), 1 (p. 28), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 27), 1 (p. 29), 1 (p. 29), 1 (p. 30)
Protection of children	1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 27), 1 (p. 28), 1 (p. 30), 1 (p. 30), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 28), 1 (p. 30), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 27)
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 23), 1 (p. 23), 1 (p. 23), 1 (p. 24), 1 (p. 24), 1 (p. 26), 1 (p. 26), 1 (p. 30), 1 (p. 30), 1 (p. 30), 1 (p. 30), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 23), 1 (p. 23), 1 (p. 23), 1 (p. 23), 1 (p. 23), 1 (p. 24), 1 (p. 24), 1 (p. 26), 1 (p. 26), 1 (p. 30)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 30), 1 (p. 30), 1 (p. 30), 1 (p. 30)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 6)
Data protection	1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 26), 1 (p. 26), 1 (p. 26), 1 (p. 28), 1 (p. 29)
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 25), 1 (p. 25), 1 (p. 25), 1 (p. 25), 1 (p. 27), 1 (p. 30), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 25), 1 (p. 25), 1 (p. 25), 1 (p. 25), 1 (p. 27), 1 (p. 30), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 25)
Intermediary liability	1 (p. 13)
Corporate responsibility	1 (p. 13)
Consumer protection	1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 31), 1 (p. 31)
Human rights	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 25), 1 (p. 25), 1 (p. 28), 1 (p. 28), 1 (p. 29), 1 (p. 31), 1 (p. 31), 1 (p. 31), 1 (p. 31), 1 (p. 31), 1 (p. 31), 1 (p. 31), 1 (p. 31)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	1 (p. 30), 1 (p. 30)
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

OAS_2017

Standards for a Free, Open and Inclusive Internet

OAS

2017

Acronym	OAS_2017
Name	Standards for a Free, Open and Inclusive Internet
Proponent	OAS
Year of release	2017
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Other
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	America
Scope	Supranational
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 16)
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 28)
No geo-fencing	1 (p. 60)
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 20)
Open data	1 (p. 16)
Right to participation	1 (p. 24)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 14)
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 14)
Speed and affordability	1 (p. 23)
Access and skills in the workplace	1 (p. 58)
User awareness and education	1 (p. 85)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 17)
Security of the network	1 (p. 19)
Net neutrality	1 (p. 14)
Open standards	1 (p. 16)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 19)
Stability and reliability of the network	1 (p. 23)
Free and open source software	1 (p. 20)
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 25)
Freedom of (religious) belief	1 (p. 30)
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 3)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (p. 11)
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 36)
Right to due process	1 (p. 36)
Right to legal remedies	1 (p. 52)
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 36)
Protection of children	1 (p. 30)
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 17)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 25)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 15)
Data protection	1 (p. 21)
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	1 (p. 88)
Protection from surveillance	1 (p. 82)
Right to encryption	1 (p. 89)
Right to be forgotten	1 (p. 49)
Innovation	1 (p. 16)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	1 (p. 38)
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 57)
Intermediary liability	1 (p. 42)
Corporate responsibility	1 (p. 43)
Consumer protection	1 (p. 90)
Human rights	1 (p. 2)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	1 (p. 80)
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	1 (p. 30)
Freedom of hate speech	1 (p. 30)
Freedom from disinformation	1 (p. 37)
Freedom from attacks on reputation	1 (p. 37)
Non discrimination of women	1 (p. 29)
First Hit Only	yes
Open Questions	n/a
Note	It's a report rather than a charter. However it adopt a "constitutional" language.

EU_2014

EU Human Rights Guidelines on Freedom of Expression Online and Offline

Council of the European Union

2014

Acronym	EU_2014
Name	EU Human Rights Guidelines on Freedom of Expression Online and Offline
Proponent	Council of the European Union
Year of release	2014
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

OECD_2008

Shaping Policies for the Future of the Internet Economy

OECD

2008

Acronym	OECD_2008
Name	Shaping Policies for the Future of the Internet Economy
Proponent	OECD
Year of release	2008
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Supranational
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Nc
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (23)
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 34), 1 (p. 23)
No geo-fencing	1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 25), 1 (p. 31), 1 (p. 37), 1 (p. 36)
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 24), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 23), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 19)
Open data	1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 37)
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 6)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 27), 1 (p. 28), 1 (p. 29)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 30), 1 (p. 31)
Security of the network	1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 24), 1 (p. 24), 1 (p. 25), 1 (p. 27), 1 (p. 31), 1 (p. 33), 1 (p. 34)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 21)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 36), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 21)
Stability and reliability of the network	1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 31), 1 (p. 34)
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 23)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 23)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 38)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 25), 1 (p. 28)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (14), 1(p21)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 23), 1 (p. 27), 1 (p. 27), 1 (p. 33), 1 (p. 34), 1 (p. 36)
Data protection	1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 23), 1 (p. 24), 1 (p. 29)
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 23), 1 (p. 33)
Competition	1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 23), 1 (p. 31), 1 (p. 31), 1 (p. 33)
Economic development	1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 21)
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 28), 1 (p. 31)
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 27)
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

Seul_2013

Seoul Framework for and Commitment to Open and Secure Cyberspace

Seoul Conference on Cyberspace 2013 (multistakeholder)

2013

Acronym	Seul_2013
Name	Seoul Framework for and Commitment to Open and Secure Cyberspace
Proponent	Seoul Conference on Cyberspace 2013 (multistakeholder)
Year of release	2013
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Nc
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (1.1), 1 (2.3), 1 (3.2), 1 (5.1)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (3.1), 1 (3.2), 1 (4.2)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (intro), 1 (1.1), 1 (4.4)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (1.3), 1 (6.1)
Right to access the internet	1 (1.2), 1 (6.1)
Speed and affordability	1 (1.2)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1 (intro), 1 (1.1), 1 (3), 1 (4)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (2.1)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (1.1), 1 (1.3)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (4.1), 1 (4.3), 1 (4.4)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	1 (5.1)
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (2.4)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (5.4)
Data protection	1 (1.1)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (1.1), 1 (1.2)
Competition	1 (1.3)
Economic development	1 (1.1), 1 (1.2), 1 (1.3)
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (2.1), 1 (4.5)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

Article19_2018

Self-regulation and ?hate speech? On social media platforms

Article 19

2018

Acronym	Article19_2018
Name	Self-regulation and ?hate speech? On social media platforms
Proponent	Article 19
Year of release	2018
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p11)
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (5)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (16)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (3)
Freedom of (religious) belief	1 (25)
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (8)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (8)
Right to due process	1 (4)
Right to legal remedies	1 (5)
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (8)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (6)
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	1 (5)
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (3)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	1 (4)
Freedom from disinformation	1 (14)
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	yes
Open Questions	n/a
Note	it a report, not a charter

SADC_2011

SADC Declaration on Information and Communications Technology

Southern African Development Community

2001

Acronym	SADC_2011
Name	SADC Declaration on Information and Communications Technology
Proponent	Southern African Development Community
Year of release	2001
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	South Africa
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Nc
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p3)
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (p3), 1 (p4)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 3)
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 2)
Speed and affordability	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1 (p. 2)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 3)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2)
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	1 (p. 3)
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

GM_2014

Roles of the Media in Realizing the Future We Want For All

Global Media Forum (Bali, 25-28 August 2014) Global Media Forum (Bali, 25-28 August 2014) Global Media Forum (Bali, 25-28 August 2014) Global Media Forum (Bali, 25-28 August 2014) Global Media Forum (Bali, 25-28 August 2014) Global Media Forum (Bali, 25-28 August 2014) Global Media Forum (Bali, 25-28 August 2014) Global Media Forum (Bali, 25-28 August 2014) Global Media Forum (Bali, 25-28 August 2014) Global Media Forum (Bali, 25-28 August 2014) Global Media Forum (Bali, 25-28 August 2014) Global Media Forum (Bali, 25-28 August 2014)

2014

Acronym	GM_2014
Name	Roles of the Media in Realizing the Future We Want For All
Proponent	Global Media Forum (Bali, 25-28 August 2014) Global Media Forum (Bali, 25-28 August 2014) Global Media Forum (Bali, 25-28 August 2014) Global Media Forum (Bali, 25-28 August 2014) Global Media Forum (Bali, 25-28 August 2014) Global Media Forum (Bali, 25-28 August 2014) Global Media Forum (Bali, 25-28 August 2014) Global Media Forum (Bali, 25-28 August 2014) Global Media Forum (Bali, 25-28 August 2014) Global Media Forum (Bali, 25-28 August 2014) Global Media Forum (Bali, 25-28 August 2014) Global Media Forum (Bali, 25-28 August 2014)
Year of release	2014
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 2)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (p. 2)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 1)
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 2)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (p. 3)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 2)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 2)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 1)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 3)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 2)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 2)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 1)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	1 (p. 1)
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	1 (p. 2)
Non discrimination of women	1 (p. 2)
First Hit Only	yes
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

UNGA_2014

Right to Privacy in the Digital Age (resolution 69/166)

United Nations General Assembly

2014

Acronym	UNGA_2014
Name	Right to Privacy in the Digital Age (resolution 69/166)
Proponent	United Nations General Assembly
Year of release	2014
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 2)
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 4)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 4)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (p. 2)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 2)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 2)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (p. 2)
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 2)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	1 (p. 2)
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 1)
Data protection	1 (p. 2)
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	1 (p. 2)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (p. 3)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 1)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	1 (p. 2)
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	1 (p. 2)
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	yes
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

Unesco_2013

Riga Guidelines on Ethics in the Information Society

Riga Global Meeting of Experts on the Ethical Aspects of Information Society

2013

Acronym	Unesco_2013
Name	Riga Guidelines on Ethics in the Information Society
Proponent	Riga Global Meeting of Experts on the Ethical Aspects of Information Society
Year of release	2013
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (3)
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (3)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (3)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (3)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (3)
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (3)
Media and digital literacy	1 (4)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	1 (4)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (2)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (2)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (3)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (2)
Protection of children	1 (4)
Non-discrimination	1 (4)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (2)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (2)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	1 (2)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	1 (2)
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (2)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	1 (2)
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	1 (4)
First Hit Only	yes
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

UN_2011_2

Report on the right to freedom of opinion and expression exercised through the Internet (A/66/290)

UN Special Rapporteur Frank La Rue

2011

Acronym	UN_2011_2
Name	Report on the right to freedom of opinion and expression exercised through the Internet (A/66/290)
Proponent	UN Special Rapporteur Frank La Rue
Year of release	2011
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (22)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (6)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (23)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (16)
Right to access the internet	1 (2)
Speed and affordability	1 (2)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	1 (2)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (1)
Freedom of (religious) belief	1 (14)
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (2)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (18)
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (14)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (15)
Protection of children	1 (8)
Non-discrimination	1 (9)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (14)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (5)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	1 (15)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	1 (18)
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (1)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	1 (9)
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	1 (7)
Non discrimination of women	1 (17)
First Hit Only	yes
Open Questions	Title on document: Report of the Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression
Note	n/a

UN_2013

Report on the implications of States? surveillance of communications on the exercise of the human rights to privacy and to freedom of opinion and expression (A/HRC/23/40)

UN Special Rapporteur Frank La Rue

2013

Acronym	UN_2013
Name	Report on the implications of States? surveillance of communications on the exercise of the human rights to privacy and to freedom of opinion and expression (A/HRC/23/40)
Proponent	UN Special Rapporteur Frank La Rue
Year of release	2013
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (16)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (8)
Open data	1 (23)
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (22)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1 (7)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (7)
Freedom of (religious) belief	1 (8)
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (6)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (9)
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (21)
Right to due process	1 (9)
Right to legal remedies	1 (17)
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (14)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (14)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (1)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (1)
Data protection	1 (9)
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	1 (3)
Protection from surveillance	1 (1)
Right to encryption	1 (19)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	1 (1)
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (20)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (1)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	1 (13)
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	1 (4)
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	yes
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

EU_1997

Report on the Commission communication on illegal and harmful content on the Internet (COM(96)0487 - C4-0592/96)

European Parliament

1997

Acronym	EU_1997
Name	Report on the Commission communication on illegal and harmful content on the Internet (COM(96)0487 - C4-0592/96)
Proponent	European Parliament
Year of release	1997
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Parliament
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Supranational
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	1
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1
Media and digital literacy	1
Security of the network	1
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1
Freedom of (religious) belief	1
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1
Protection of children	1
Non-discrimination	1
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1
Privacy rights (generalized)	1
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	1
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	1
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1
Human rights	1
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	1
Non discrimination of women	1
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	largely about preventing child porn

OSCE_2011

Report on Freedom of Expression on the Internet

Yaman Akdeniz (OSCE)

2011

Acronym	OSCE_2011
Name	Report on Freedom of Expression on the Internet
Proponent	Yaman Akdeniz (OSCE)
Year of release	2011
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Europe
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p26)
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (7)
No geo-fencing	1 (7)
Transparency and openness	1 (27)
Open data	1 (22)
Right to participation	1 (10)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (47)
Right to access the internet	1 (7)
Speed and affordability	1 (13)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (174)
Media and digital literacy	1 (34)
Security of the network	1 (7)
Net neutrality	1 (13)
Open standards	1 (113)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	1 (7)
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	1 (45)
Freedom of expression	1 (129)
Freedom of (religious) belief	1 (51)
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (1)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (26)
Right to due process	1 (22)
Right to legal remedies	1 (163)
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (54)
Protection of children	1 (4)
Non-discrimination	1 (43)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (5)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (41)
Data protection	1 (41)
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (40)
Competition	1 (43)
Economic development	1 (14)
Intellectual Property	1 (5)
Intermediary liability	1 (32)
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (410
Human rights	1 (5)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	1 (37)
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	1 (3)
Freedom from disinformation	1 (118)
Freedom from attacks on reputation	1 (49)
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	yes
Open Questions	n/a
Note	OSCE: Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe

UN_2011

Report of the Special Rapporteur on key trends and challenges to the right of all individuals to seek, receive and impart information and ideas of all kinds through the Internet (A/HRC/17/27)

UN Special Rapporteur Frank La Rue

2011

Acronym	UN_2011
Name	Report of the Special Rapporteur on key trends and challenges to the right of all individuals to seek, receive and impart information and ideas of all kinds through the Internet (A/HRC/17/27)
Proponent	UN Special Rapporteur Frank La Rue
Year of release	2011
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 5)
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 21)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 21)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (p. 17)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 17)
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 22)
Speed and affordability	1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 22)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 22)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21)
Freedom of (religious) belief	1 (p. 11)
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 22)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 7)
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 22)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 19)
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 22)
Protection of children	1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 20)
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 8)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 22)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 22)
Data protection	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 22)
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 22)
Protection from surveillance	1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 22)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	1 (p. 16)
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 19)
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 14)
Intermediary liability	1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 13)
Corporate responsibility	1 (p. 13)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 22)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 11)
Freedom of hate speech	1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 8)
Freedom from disinformation	1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 8)
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	Is this the right document??
Note	n/a

UNESCO_2011_2

Reflection and Analysis by UNESCO on the Internet

UNESCO

2011

Acronym	UNESCO_2011_2
Name	Reflection and Analysis by UNESCO on the Internet
Proponent	UNESCO
Year of release	2011
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Other
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 31), 1 (p. 34), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 26), 1 (p. 28), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 26), 1 (p. 26), 1 (p. 28)
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 28), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 28), 1 (p. 28)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 28)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (p. 9)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 16)
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 9)
Speed and affordability	1 (p. 14)
Access and skills in the workplace	1 (p. 26)
User awareness and education	1 (p. 3)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 22)
Security of the network	1 (p. 9)
Net neutrality	1 (p. 15)
Open standards	1 (p. 9)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 15)
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	1 (p. 23)
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 24)
Freedom of (religious) belief	1 (p. 12)
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 9)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (p. 9)
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 14)
Right to due process	1 (p. 13)
Right to legal remedies	1 (p. 13)
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 16)
Protection of children	1 (p. 13)
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 15)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 15)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 9)
Data protection	1 (p. 9)
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	1 (p. 9)
Protection from surveillance	1 (p. 9)
Right to encryption	1 (p. 9)
Right to be forgotten	1 (p. 21)
Innovation	1 (p. 15)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	1 (p. 12)
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 22)
Intermediary liability	1 (p. 27)
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (p. 13)
Human rights	1 (p. 1)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	1 (p. 17)
Minimal data collection	1 (p. 12)
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	1 (p. 12)
Freedom of hate speech	1 (p. 12)
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	1 (p. 20)
Non discrimination of women	1 (p. 16)
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

COE_2006

Recommendation Rec(2006)12 of the Committee of Ministers to member states on empowering children in the new information and communications environmentRecommendation Rec(2006)

Committee of Ministers - Council of Europe

2006

Acronym	COE_2006
Name	Recommendation Rec(2006)12 of the Committee of Ministers to member states on empowering children in the new information and communications environmentRecommendation Rec(2006)
Proponent	Committee of Ministers - Council of Europe
Year of release	2006
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Supranational
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (p. 1)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 1)
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 1)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 1)
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

COE_2004

Recommendation Rec(2004)16[1] of the Committee of Ministers to member states on the right of reply in the new media environmentRecommendation Rec(2004)16

Committee of Ministers ? Council of Europe

2004

Acronym	COE_2004
Name	Recommendation Rec(2004)16[1] of the Committee of Ministers to member states on the right of reply in the new media environmentRecommendation Rec(2004)16
Proponent	Committee of Ministers ? Council of Europe
Year of release	2004
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Supranational
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 1)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 1)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 1)
Right to due process	1 (p. 1)
Right to legal remedies	1 (p. 1)
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 1)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 1)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 1)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	1 (p. 1)
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	1 (p. 1)
Freedom from attacks on reputation	1 (p. 1)
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	Discussing novel right: right of reply

COE_2001

Recommendation Rec(2001)8 of the Committee of Ministers to member states on self-regulation concerning cyber content (self-regulation and user protection against illegal or harmful content on new communications and information services)??

Committee of Ministers - Council of Europe

2001

Acronym	COE_2001
Name	Recommendation Rec(2001)8 of the Committee of Ministers to member states on self-regulation concerning cyber content (self-regulation and user protection against illegal or harmful content on new communications and information services)??
Proponent	Committee of Ministers - Council of Europe
Year of release	2001
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Supranational
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 3)
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 4)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (p. 3)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 5)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	1 (p. 2)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 5)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	1 (p. 4)
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 2)
Protection of children	1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 4)
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 2)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 1)
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	1 (p. 4)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1)
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2)
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

COE_2001_2

Recommendation Rec(2001)7 of the Committee of Ministers to member states on measures to protect copyright and neighbouring rights and combat piracy, especially in the digital environment

Committee of Ministers ? Council of Europe

2001

Acronym	COE_2001_2
Name	Recommendation Rec(2001)7 of the Committee of Ministers to member states on measures to protect copyright and neighbouring rights and combat piracy, especially in the digital environment
Proponent	Committee of Ministers ? Council of Europe
Year of release	2001
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Supranational
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2)
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 4)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 3)
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 2)
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 5)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (p. 2)
Human rights	1 (p. 3)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

UNESCO_2003

Recommendation on the Promotion and Use of Multilingualism and Universal Access to Cyberspace

UNESCO

2003

Acronym	UNESCO_2003
Name	Recommendation on the Promotion and Use of Multilingualism and Universal Access to Cyberspace
Proponent	UNESCO
Year of release	2003
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (p. 1)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1)
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 2)
Speed and affordability	1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 3)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 3)
Stability and reliability of the network	1 (p. 3)
Free and open source software	1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 3)
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 3)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 1)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 2)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 2)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2)
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 3)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 1)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

EU_1998

Recommendation on the development of the competitiveness of the European audiovisual and information services industry by promoting national frameworks aimed at achieving a comparable and effective level of protection of minors and human dignity

European Council

1998

Acronym	EU_1998
Name	Recommendation on the development of the competitiveness of the European audiovisual and information services industry by promoting national frameworks aimed at achieving a comparable and effective level of protection of minors and human dignity
Proponent	European Council
Year of release	1998
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Supranational
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 4)
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 3)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 4)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 3)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 5)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 4)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 6)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 3)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 2)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6)
Protection of children	1 (p.1), 1 (p.2), 1 (p.3), 1 (p.4), 1 (p.5), 1(p.6)
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 2)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 5)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. 3)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1)
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	protecting minors on the internet

EU_2006

Recommendation on on the protection of minors and human dignity and on the right of reply in relation to the competitiveness of the European audiovisual and on-line information services industry

European Parliament and European Council

2006

Acronym	EU_2006
Name	Recommendation on on the protection of minors and human dignity and on the right of reply in relation to the competitiveness of the European audiovisual and on-line information services industry
Proponent	European Parliament and European Council
Year of release	2006
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Parliament
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Supranational
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 3)
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 7)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 4)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 4)
Freedom of (religious) belief	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 5)
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 1)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 7)
Protection of children	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 7)
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 5)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 7)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	1 (p. 1)
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	1 (p. 7)
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 1)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 7)
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

OECD_2007

Recommendation on Electronic Authentication and Guidance for Electronic Authentication

OECD

2007

Acronym	OECD_2007
Name	Recommendation on Electronic Authentication and Guidance for Electronic Authentication
Proponent	OECD
Year of release	2007
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Supranational
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 22)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 24), 1 (p. 24)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 23), 1 (p. 24), 1 (p. 25), 1 (p. 26), 1 (p. 34), 1 (p. 35)
Net neutrality	1 (p. 32)
Open standards	1 (p. 25)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 24), 1 (p. 25), 1 (p. 25), 1 (p. 31), 1 (p. 33)
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 11)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 23)
Data protection	1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 34)
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	1 (p. 20)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 3)
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (p. 31)
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 25)
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

OECD_2011

Recommendation of the OECD Council on Principles for Internet Policy Making

OECD

2011

Acronym	OECD_2011
Name	Recommendation of the OECD Council on Principles for Internet Policy Making
Proponent	OECD
Year of release	2011
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Supranational
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 8)
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 9)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 9)
Open data	1 (p. 8)
Right to participation	1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 8)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 7)
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 7)
Speed and affordability	1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 7)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 9)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 8)
Security of the network	1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 10)
Net neutrality	1 (p. 6)
Open standards	1 (p. 6)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 8)
Stability and reliability of the network	1 (p. 6)
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 9)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 6)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 7)
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 5)
Right to due process	1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 10)
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 6)
Protection of children	1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6)
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 7)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 9)
Data protection	1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 7)
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 10)
Competition	1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 9)
Economic development	1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 5)
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 9)
Intermediary liability	1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 9)
Corporate responsibility	1 (p. 2)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 10)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	1 (p. 2)
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

OECD_1992

Recommendation of the Council concerning Guidelines for the Security of Information Systems

OECD

1992

Acronym	OECD_1992
Name	Recommendation of the Council concerning Guidelines for the Security of Information Systems
Proponent	OECD
Year of release	1992
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Supranational
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	1
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1
Media and digital literacy	1
Security of the network	1
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	1
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	1
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

OECD_2021

Recommendation of the Council concerning Guidelines for Cryptography Policy

OECD

1997

Acronym	OECD_2021
Name	Recommendation of the Council concerning Guidelines for Cryptography Policy
Proponent	OECD
Year of release	1997
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	2021
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 10)
No geo-fencing	1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 20)
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 16)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (p. 17)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 17)
Security of the network	1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 15), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 18)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 10)
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 13)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 21)
Right to due process	1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 11)
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 18), 1 (p. 19)
Data protection	1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 22)
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 11)
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 17), 1 (p. 19), 1 (p. 23)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 14)
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 21), 1 (p. 23), 1 (p. 23)
Intermediary liability	1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 11)
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (p. 6)
Human rights	1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 22), 1 (p. 23)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	1 (p. 11)
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

COE_2008_2

Recommendation of the Committee of Ministers to member states on measures to promote the respect for freedom of expression and information with regard to Internet filters

Committee of Ministers - Council of Europe

2008

Acronym	COE_2008_2
Name	Recommendation of the Committee of Ministers to member states on measures to promote the respect for freedom of expression and information with regard to Internet filters
Proponent	Committee of Ministers - Council of Europe
Year of release	2008
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Supranational
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (xi); 1 (II: ii); 1 (II: iii)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (vi)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (1); 1 (II: iii)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (vi)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (xi)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (i); 1 (vi); 1 (vii); 1 (xi); 1 (II: iv)
Media and digital literacy	1 (II)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (1); 1 (vii); 1 (xi)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (1); 1 (vii); 1 (xi)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (1); 1 (i); 1 (x)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	1 (i)
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	1 (II)
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (II: i)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (vii); 1 (xi); 1 (II: vii)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (1); 1 (i); 1 (x); 1 (xi)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

COE_1999

Recommendation No. R?(99)?5 of the Committee of Ministers on the protection of privacy on the Internet

Committee of Ministers - Council of Europe

1999

Acronym	COE_1999
Name	Recommendation No. R?(99)?5 of the Committee of Ministers on the protection of privacy on the Internet
Proponent	Committee of Ministers - Council of Europe
Year of release	1999
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Supranational
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (i)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1 (iii: 1)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (i); 1 (ii: 12); 1 (iii: 13); 1 (iii: 1); 1 (iii: 2)
Data protection	1 (i); 1 (ii); 1 (ii: 10); 1 (ii: 11); 1 (ii: 13); 1 (iv: 2)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	1 (ii: 3); 1 (ii: 4); 1 (iii: 4)
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	1 (ii); 1 (iii: 3)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (i); 1 (iv: 2)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

COE_1997

Recommendation No. R (97) 19 on the portrayal of violence in the electronic media

Committee of Ministers - Council of Europe

1997

Acronym	COE_1997
Name	Recommendation No. R (97) 19 on the portrayal of violence in the electronic media
Proponent	Committee of Ministers - Council of Europe
Year of release	1997
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Supranational
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (1); 1 (p. 104)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (p. 103: iii); 1 (p. 104)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 103: iii); 1 (p. 104)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (1)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	1 (1); 1 (2: iii); 1 (2: iv); 1 (p. 103: iv)
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 103)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

COE_2016_2

Recommendation CM/Rec(2016)5 of the Committee of Ministers to member States on Internet freedom

Committee of Ministers ? Council of Europe

2016

Acronym	COE_2016_2
Name	Recommendation CM/Rec(2016)5 of the Committee of Ministers to member States on Internet freedom
Proponent	Committee of Ministers ? Council of Europe
Year of release	2016
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Supranational
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (1.4)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (1.4); 1 (1.5); 1 (5.4)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (3.2)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (2.1.3)
Right to access the internet	1 (2.1.1); 1 (2.1.2)
Speed and affordability	1 (2.1)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (1.8)
Media and digital literacy	1 (1.8)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (1.6); 1 (2.1.5); 1 (2.1.6); 1 (3.2)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (2.2)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (1.6); 1 (3.1); 1 (3.3)
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (1.6)
Right to due process	1 (2.1.8)
Right to legal remedies	1 (1.6); 1 (4.1.4); 1 (4.1.5); 1 (5.1); 1 (5.2)
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (2.1.1); 1 (2.2.3)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (1.6); 1 (4.1)
Data protection	1 (4.1); 1 (4.1.2)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	1 (4.1.7)
Protection from surveillance	1 (4.2)
Right to encryption	1 (4.1.7)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (1.1); 1 (1.2); 1 (1.3); 1 (5.3)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

COE_2016

Recommendation CM/Rec(2016)1 of the Committee of Ministers to member States on protecting and promoting the right to freedom of expression and the right to private life with regard to network neutrality

Committee of Ministers ? Council of Europe

2016

Acronym	COE_2016
Name	Recommendation CM/Rec(2016)1 of the Committee of Ministers to member States on protecting and promoting the right to freedom of expression and the right to private life with regard to network neutrality
Proponent	Committee of Ministers ? Council of Europe
Year of release	2016
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Supranational
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

COE_2015

Recommendation CM/Rec(2015) 6 of the Committee of Ministers to member States on the free, transboundary flow of information on the Internet

Committee of Ministers ? Council of Europe

2015

Acronym	COE_2015
Name	Recommendation CM/Rec(2015) 6 of the Committee of Ministers to member States on the free, transboundary flow of information on the Internet
Proponent	Committee of Ministers ? Council of Europe
Year of release	2015
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Supranational
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (6); 1 (4.1)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (5); 1 (2.1)
No geo-fencing	1 (3)
Transparency and openness	1 (2.1)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (2); 1 (1.1); 1 (3.1)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (1.2)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (2); 1 (1.1); 1 (3.1)
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	1 (5)
Non-discrimination	1 (1.1)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (2); 1 (3.1); 1 (5.3)
Data protection	1 (5.3)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (2.1)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

COE_2012_2

Recommendation CM/Rec(2012) 4 of the Committee of Ministers to member States on the protection of human rights with regard to social networking services

Committee of Ministers ? Council of Europe

2012

Acronym	COE_2012_2
Name	Recommendation CM/Rec(2012) 4 of the Committee of Ministers to member States on the protection of human rights with regard to social networking services
Proponent	Committee of Ministers ? Council of Europe
Year of release	2012
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Supranational
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (7); 1 (i: 3); 1 (iii: 15)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (6); 1 (ii: 11)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (2); 1 (6)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (6)
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (6); 1 (i: 2); 1 (i: 3)
Media and digital literacy	1 (4)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (1); 1 (ii: 11)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (ii: 11)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (1)
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (2); 1 (5)
Right to due process	1 (iii: 15)
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	1 (3); 1 (i: 2); 1 (i: 3); 1 (ii)
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (i: 3)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (iii: 15)
Data protection	1 (iii: 14); 1 (iii: 15)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	1 (iii: 15)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	1 (i: 3)
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (1); 1 (5); 1 (6)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

COE_2012

Recommendation CM/Rec(2012) 3 of the Committee of Ministers to member States on the protection of human rights with regard to search engines

Committee of Ministers?deputies meeting ? Council of Europe

2012

Acronym	COE_2012
Name	Recommendation CM/Rec(2012) 3 of the Committee of Ministers to member States on the protection of human rights with regard to search engines
Proponent	Committee of Ministers?deputies meeting ? Council of Europe
Year of release	2012
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Supranational
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (iv: 17)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (iv: 17)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (6); 1 (7); 1 (8); 1 (i: 4); 1 (16)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (7)
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	1 (6); 1 (8); 1 (v: 19): 1 (v: 20)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (4); 1 (7); (iii: 12); 1 (iv: 18)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (2); 1 (4); 1 (7); 1 (i: 1)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (16)
Right to due process	1 (8); 1 (15); 1 (iv: 18)
Right to legal remedies	1 (3)
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (6)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (4); 1 (7); 1 (8); 1 (ii); 1 (iv: 18)
Data protection	1 (4); 1 (7); 1 (8); 1 (ii); 1 (ii: 10)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	1 (7); (ii: 10)
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	1 (7); (ii: 11)
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (2); 1 (4); 1 (7); 1 (17); 1 (iv: 18)
AI mentioned	1 (4); 1 (i; 4)
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

COE_2011_2

Recommendation CM/Rec(2011) 8 of the Committee of Ministers to member states on the protection and promotion of the universality, integrity and openness of the Internet

Committee of Ministers ? Council of Europe

2011

Acronym	COE_2011_2
Name	Recommendation CM/Rec(2011) 8 of the Committee of Ministers to member states on the protection and promotion of the universality, integrity and openness of the Internet
Proponent	Committee of Ministers ? Council of Europe
Year of release	2011
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Supranational
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (1.2); 1 (2.1)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (1.1); 1 (1.1.2); 1 (2.4)
No geo-fencing	1 (5)
Transparency and openness	1 (7)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	1 (5); 1 (2.1.2)
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (2)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (3)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (1); 1 (3)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

COE_2010

Recommendation CM/Rec(2010) 13 of the Committee of Ministers to member states on the protection of individuals with regard to automatic processing of personal data in the context of profiling

Committee of Ministers - Council of Europe

2010

Acronym	COE_2010
Name	Recommendation CM/Rec(2010) 13 of the Committee of Ministers to member states on the protection of individuals with regard to automatic processing of personal data in the context of profiling
Proponent	Committee of Ministers - Council of Europe
Year of release	2010
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Supranational
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1 (8)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	1 (7)
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (2.1)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (2.1)
Data protection	1 (3)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (5)
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (2)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

COE_2009

Recommendation CM/Rec(2009) 5 of the Committee of Ministers to member states on measures to protect children against harmful content and behaviour and to promote their active participation in the new information and communications environment

Committee of Ministers - Council of Europe

2009

Acronym	COE_2009
Name	Recommendation CM/Rec(2009) 5 of the Committee of Ministers to member states on measures to protect children against harmful content and behaviour and to promote their active participation in the new information and communications environment
Proponent	Committee of Ministers - Council of Europe
Year of release	2009
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Supranational
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (6)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (4)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (8); 1 (9); 1 (14)
Media and digital literacy	1 (15); 1 (16)
Security of the network	1 (9)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (14)
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	1 (7)
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (1); 1 (3); 1 (7)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

COE_2007_2

Recommendation CM/Rec(2007) 16 of the Committee of Ministers to member states on measures to promote the public service value of the Internet

Committee of Ministers ? Council of Europe

2007

Acronym	COE_2007_2
Name	Recommendation CM/Rec(2007) 16 of the Committee of Ministers to member states on measures to promote the public service value of the Internet
Proponent	Committee of Ministers ? Council of Europe
Year of release	2007
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Supranational
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (1)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (iii)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (i); 1 (iv)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (ii: c)
Right to access the internet	1 (ii)
Speed and affordability	1 (ii)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (i)
Media and digital literacy	1 (i): 1 (ii)
Security of the network	1 (v)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (i)
Right to due process	1 (i)
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (i)
Protection of children	1 (v)
Non-discrimination	1 (i)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (i); 1 (iv)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (i); 1 (v)
Data protection	1 (v)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	1 (i)
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (i)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (1); 1 (i)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

COE_2007

Recommendation CM/Rec(2007) 11 of the Committee of Ministers to member states on promoting freedom of expression and information in the new information and communications environment

Committee of Ministers ? Council of Europe

2007

Acronym	COE_2007
Name	Recommendation CM/Rec(2007) 11 of the Committee of Ministers to member states on promoting freedom of expression and information in the new information and communications environment
Proponent	Committee of Ministers ? Council of Europe
Year of release	2007
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Supranational
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (1: v)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (1)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (1: iv); 1 (1: ii)
Open data	1 (1)
Right to participation	1 (1)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	1 (1)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (1)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (1)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (1)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	1 (1)
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (1)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	1 (i: ii)
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (ii)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (1)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

DAH_2011

Protecting Human Rights in the Digital Age

Dunstan Allison Hope (Global Network Initiative)

2011

Acronym	DAH_2011
Name	Protecting Human Rights in the Digital Age
Proponent	Dunstan Allison Hope (Global Network Initiative)
Year of release	2011
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Private
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Nc
Comprehensive / Specific	Nc
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 7)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 7); 1 (p. 14)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 7); 1 (p. 14)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	1 (p. 22)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 5)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

OECD_2003

Privacy Online: OECD Guidance on Policy and Practice

OECD

2003

Acronym	OECD_2003
Name	Privacy Online: OECD Guidance on Policy and Practice
Proponent	OECD
Year of release	2003
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Nc
Comprehensive / Specific	Nc
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 41; 13)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 41; 14); 1 (p. 52; 8)
No geo-fencing	1 (p. 37); 1 (p. 21; 6)
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 52; 6)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (p. 41; 13); 1 (p. 52; 7)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (p. 19; 4)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1 (p. 52; 5)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 19; 4)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 25); 1 (p. 27)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 45)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

Avlenon_2014

Preliminary Declaration of the Digital Human Rights of the Forum D?Avignon

Forum d?Avignon

2014

Acronym	Avlenon_2014
Name	Preliminary Declaration of the Digital Human Rights of the Forum D?Avignon
Proponent	Forum d?Avignon
Year of release	2014
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Other
Proponent Type	Other
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Crowdsourced
Bindingness	Other
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	1 (1)
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	1 (1)
Device Rights	1 (1)
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (1)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (1)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	1 (1)
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

UNESCO_2014_2

Outcome Document of ?Connecting the Dots: Options for Future Actions? Conference

UNESCO, Connecting the Dots

2014

Acronym	UNESCO_2014_2
Name	Outcome Document of ?Connecting the Dots: Options for Future Actions? Conference
Proponent	UNESCO, Connecting the Dots
Year of release	2014
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 2: 1.5); 1 (p. 6: 7.2); 1 (p. 6: 7.3)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 2: 2.2)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 2: 2.2); 1 (p. 5: 6.4)
Open data	1 (p. 3: 2.5)
Right to participation	1 (p. 2: 2.2); 1 (p. 5: 6.4)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 2: 2.1); 1 (p. 2: 2.2)
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 2: 1.5)
Speed and affordability	1 (p. 2: 2.1)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (p. 2: 2.1); 1 (p. 4: 4.6); 1 (p. 4: 5.2); 1 (p. 5: 5.5); 1 (p. 5: 6.1)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 5: 6.1)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	1 (p. 5: 6.6)
Open standards	1 (p. 2: 2.1)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	1 (p. 3: 2.5)
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 2: 1.2); 1 (p. 3: 3.1); 1 (p. 3: 3.4)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 2: 1.2); 1 (p. 2: 1.3); 1 (p. 3: 2.4); 1 (p. 3: 3.1)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (p. 2: 1.2)
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 3: 3.3)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 3: 3.4)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 2: .2); 1 (p. 3: 2.6)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 2: 1.2); 1 (p. 4: 4.1)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	1 (p. 4: 4.4)
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	1 (p. 4: 4.4)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. 2: 2.3)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 1); 1 (p. 2: 1.4); 1 (p. 3: 3.2); 1 (p. 4: 5.1)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

OECD_2019

OECD Recommendation on Artificial Intelligence

OECD

2019

Acronym	OECD_2019
Name	OECD Recommendation on Artificial Intelligence
Proponent	OECD
Year of release	2019
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (v: 2.5)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (1)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (1)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (1)
Data protection	1 (1)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (1)
AI mentioned	1 (1)
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	1 (iv: 1.2)
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	1 (iv: 1.2)
AI & Human Control of Technology	1 (iv: 1.2)
AI Transparency and Explainability	1 (iv: 1.3)
AI & Accountability	1 (iv: 1.5)
AI & Privacy	1 (v: 2.1b)
AI & Safety and Security	1 (iv: 1.4)
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

FRA-GOV_2015_2

Num?rique et libert?s : un nouvel ?ge d?mocratique

Commission de r?flexion et de propositions ad hoc sur le droit et les libert?s ? l'?ge du num?rique (Assembl?e nationale ? France)

2015

Acronym	FRA-GOV_2015_2
Name	Num?rique et libert?s : un nouvel ?ge d?mocratique
Proponent	Commission de r?flexion et de propositions ad hoc sur le droit et les libert?s ? l'?ge du num?rique (Assembl?e nationale ? France)
Year of release	2015
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	France
Scope	National
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	1 (1)
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (iv: A)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	1 (iv: B)
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (ii)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (1)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (iii)
Data protection	1 (iii)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (iii: B)
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (1)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

NIG-PARL 2016

Nigerian Digital Rights and Freedom Bill

Nigerian Parliament

2016

Acronym	NIG-PARL 2016
Name	Nigerian Digital Rights and Freedom Bill
Proponent	Nigerian Parliament
Year of release	2016
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Ordinary Law
Proponent Type	Parliament
Proponent Location	Nigeria
Scope	National
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (12)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (1); 1 (1.3)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (1)
Media and digital literacy	1 (10)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (1.4)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (8)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (1): 1 (9)
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	1 (1.3)
Right to legal remedies	1 (1)
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (1)
Data protection	1 (14)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	1 (1.2)
Protection from surveillance	1 (3); 1 (5); 1 (15)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (1)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	Presented in 2016, under discussion (2020). Collaboration among members fo the parliament and civil society

NOR_2019

Guidelines for Internet neutrality

Norwegian Post and Telecommunications Authority

2009

Acronym	NOR_2019
Name	Guidelines for Internet neutrality
Proponent	Norwegian Post and Telecommunications Authority
Year of release	2009
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	Norway
Scope	National
Drafting process	Nc
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Nc
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

EFF_2012

Mobile User Privacy Bill of Rights

Electronic Frontier Foundation

2012

Acronym	EFF_2012
Name	Mobile User Privacy Bill of Rights
Proponent	Electronic Frontier Foundation
Year of release	2012
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (1)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (3)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (1)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (1)
Right to anonymity	1 (2)
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	1 (5)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	1 (1)
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

OECD_1998

Ministerial Declaration on The Protection of Privacy on Global Networks

OECD

1998

Acronym	OECD_1998
Name	Ministerial Declaration on The Protection of Privacy on Global Networks
Proponent	OECD
Year of release	1998
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	1 (p. 4)
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (p. 4)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 3) ;1 (p. 4); 1 (p. 5)
Data protection	1 (p. 4)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

UNESCO_2008

Maputo Declaration: Fostering Freedom of Expression, Access to Information and Empowerment of People

UNESCO Conference on ?Freedom of Expression, Access to Information and Empowerment of People?

2008

Acronym	UNESCO_2008
Name	Maputo Declaration: Fostering Freedom of Expression, Access to Information and Empowerment of People
Proponent	UNESCO Conference on ?Freedom of Expression, Access to Information and Empowerment of People?
Year of release	2008
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (1)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (1)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (1)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	1 (1)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	1 (1)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (1)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (1)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (1)
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (1)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

Manila_2003

Manila Declaration on Accessible Information and Communication Technology

Interregional Seminar and Regional Demonstration Work-shop on Accessible ICT and Persons with Disabilities

2003

Acronym	Manila_2003
Name	Manila Declaration on Accessible Information and Communication Technology
Proponent	Interregional Seminar and Regional Demonstration Work-shop on Accessible ICT and Persons with Disabilities
Year of release	2003
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	Philippines
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Proto-Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	Nd
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (2); 1 (3)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (1); 1 (2)
Right to access the internet	1 (2)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (2)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (7a)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

BRIA_2019

Manifesto in Favour of Technological Sovereignty and Digital Rights for Cities

Francesca Bria (Chair), Malcolm Bain (coordinator) Contributors (Advisory Board members): Richard Stallman, Javier Ruiz, Roberto Di Cosmo, Mitchell Baker, Renata ?vila, Paolo Vecchi, Sergio Amadeu

2019

Acronym	BRIA_2019
Name	Manifesto in Favour of Technological Sovereignty and Digital Rights for Cities
Proponent	Francesca Bria (Chair), Malcolm Bain (coordinator) Contributors (Advisory Board members): Richard Stallman, Javier Ruiz, Roberto Di Cosmo, Mitchell Baker, Renata ?vila, Paolo Vecchi, Sergio Amadeu
Year of release	2019
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (1)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (1)
Open data	1 (3); 1 (5)
Right to participation	1 (2)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1 (2)
Net neutrality	1 (2)
Open standards	1 (3); 1 (6)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (4)
Stability and reliability of the network	1 (4)
Free and open source software	1 (3); 1 (4)
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (2)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (2)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (3)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (2)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (2)
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (3)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

IFLA_2014

Lyon Declaration on Access to Information and Development

World Library and Information Congress (IFLA)

2014

Acronym	IFLA_2014
Name	Lyon Declaration on Access to Information and Development
Proponent	World Library and Information Congress (IFLA)
Year of release	2014
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	France
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Crowdsourced
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 2: 4c); 1 (p. 2: 4e)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 2: 3)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (p. 2: 2e)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 1: 2a)
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (p. 1: 2b); 1 (p. 2: 4f)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 2: 2d)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 2: 2d); 1 (p. 2: 6a)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (p. 2: 2d)
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 1: 2a)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 2: 2d); 1 (p. 2: 6a)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 1: 2)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

FRA_2014

Le num?rique et les droits fondamentaux

Conseil d?Etat (France)

2014

Acronym	FRA_2014
Name	Le num?rique et les droits fondamentaux
Proponent	Conseil d?Etat (France)
Year of release	2014
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	France
Scope	National
Drafting process	Nc
Bindingness	Nc
Individual / Collective	Nc
Comprehensive / Specific	Nc
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 5)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 11)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 7)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	1 (1); 1 (p. 7)
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (1); 1 (p. 11)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (1)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	1 (p. 6)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	1 (p. 6)
Right to encryption	1 (p. 3: 1. 3b)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	1 (p. 7)
Economic development	1 (p. 3: 1. 3b)
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 4.d)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (p. 7)
Human rights	1 (1)
AI mentioned	1 (p. 8)
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

JOINT DECLARATION 2014_2

Joint Declaration on Universality and the Right to Freedom of Expression

UN, OSCE, OAS, ACHPR

2014

Acronym	JOINT DECLARATION 2014_2
Name	Joint Declaration on Universality and the Right to Freedom of Expression
Proponent	UN, OSCE, OAS, ACHPR
Year of release	2014
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 1): (p. 2); 1 (p. 3); 1 (p. 4)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 2: 1a)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 3)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

JOINT DECLARATION 2014

Joint Declaration on Internet Rights by the Minister of Culture of Brazil and the Undersecretary for Communications of Italy

Government of Brazil and Government of Italy

2007

Acronym	JOINT DECLARATION 2014
Name	Joint Declaration on Internet Rights by the Minister of Culture of Brazil and the Undersecretary for Communications of Italy
Proponent	Government of Brazil and Government of Italy
Year of release	2007
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	Italy - Brazil
Scope	Supranational
Drafting process	Nc
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Nc
Comprehensive / Specific	Nc
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (1)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (1)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	1 (1)
Open standards	1 (1)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (1)
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (1)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (1)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (1)
Data protection	1 (1)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (1)
Competition	1 (1)
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (1)
Human rights	1 (1)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

JOINT DECLARATION 2011

Joint Declaration on Freedom of Expression and The Internet (2011)

The United Nations (UN) Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Opinion and Expression, the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) Representative on Freedom of the Media, the Organization of American States (OAS) Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Expression and the African Commission on Human and Peoples? Rights (ACHPR) Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Expression and Access to Information

2011

Acronym	JOINT DECLARATION 2011
Name	Joint Declaration on Freedom of Expression and The Internet (2011)
Proponent	The United Nations (UN) Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Opinion and Expression, the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) Representative on Freedom of the Media, the Organization of American States (OAS) Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Expression and the African Commission on Human and Peoples? Rights (ACHPR) Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Expression and Access to Information
Year of release	2011
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Proto-Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (5a)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (6)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (6.e.iii)
Media and digital literacy	1 (1c)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	1 (5)
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (1)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (6)
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	1 (2)
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

JOINT_DEC_2017

Joint Declaration on Freedom of Expression and ?Fake News?, Disinformation And Propaganda

UN, OSCE, OAS, ACHPR

2017

Acronym	JOINT_DEC_2017
Name	Joint Declaration on Freedom of Expression and ?Fake News?, Disinformation And Propaganda
Proponent	UN, OSCE, OAS, ACHPR
Year of release	2017
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (3e); 1 (6)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (3d.iii)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (3e)
Media and digital literacy	1 (3e)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (1a);
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (3f)
Right to due process	1 (1f)
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (3f)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (3f)
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	1 (4)
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (1); 1 (1f)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

EU_2009

Internet Governance:?The Next Steps

European Commission

2009

Acronym	EU_2009
Name	Internet Governance:?The Next Steps
Proponent	European Commission
Year of release	2009
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 5)
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 9)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 5)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 5)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (p. 7)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 2)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	1 (p. 4)
Open standards	1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 9)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 4)
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 8)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (p. 4)
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 7)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	1 (p. 8)
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 9)
Protection of children	1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 6)
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 4)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 9)
Data protection	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 9)
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	1 (p. 7)
Protection from surveillance	1 (p. 7)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 8)
Innovation	n/a
Competition	1 (p. 4)
Economic development	1 (p. 5)
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 7)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 5)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

COE_2019

Internet Governance and Human Rights

Council of Europe (COE) - Parlamentary Assembly

2019

Acronym	COE_2019
Name	Internet Governance and Human Rights
Proponent	Council of Europe (COE) - Parlamentary Assembly
Year of release	2019
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (8); 1 (12); 1 (12.2); 1 (12.5); 1(12.8.2); 1 (12.9)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (9.3); 1 (12)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (9.2.3); 1 (12.3); 1 (12.8)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (3); 1 (9.1)
Right to access the internet	1 (3); 1 (9.1)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1(9.3); 1 (10)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1 (6)
Net neutrality	1 (2); 1 (4); 1 (9.2)
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (2); 1 (5); 1 (9)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (2); 1 (5)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (1)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	1 (5)
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	1 (2); 1 (10); 1 (11.3);
Non-discrimination	1 (3)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (7)
Data protection	1 (7)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (12.6)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (1); 1 (8); 1 (9)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

COE_2016

Internet Governance ? Council of Europe Strategy 2016-2019 Democracy, human rights and the rule of law in the digital world

Committee of Ministers? deputies meeting? Council of Europe

2016

Acronym	COE_2016
Name	Internet Governance ? Council of Europe Strategy 2016-2019 Democracy, human rights and the rule of law in the digital world
Proponent	Committee of Ministers? deputies meeting? Council of Europe
Year of release	2016
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Other
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (5)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (6.1); 1 (6.2)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (2.3); 1 (3.3); 1 (5.1); 1 (5.2)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (1)
Speed and affordability	1 (3.2)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1 (2); 1 (2.2)
Net neutrality	1 (4)
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (1); 1 (3); 1 (1.1)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (1); 1 (3); 1 (1.1); 1 (1.2)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (3)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (4); 1 (1.1); 1 (1.2); 1 (2.1); 1 (2.3); 1 (3.1)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (3)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (3); 1 (4.1); 1 (4.2)
Data protection	1 (3); 1 (4.1); 1 (4.2)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (4)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	1 (4)
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (3)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	it is a strategy, not a charter

COE_2012_3

Internet Governance ? Council of Europe Strategy 2012-2015

Committee of Ministers - Council of Europe

2012

Acronym	COE_2012_3
Name	Internet Governance ? Council of Europe Strategy 2012-2015
Proponent	Committee of Ministers - Council of Europe
Year of release	2012
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Other
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (4); 1 (6); 1 (13)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (13)
No geo-fencing	1 (8c)
Transparency and openness	1 (5); 1 (7); 1 (13)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (13)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (9d)
Right to access the internet	1 (8b)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (9b); 1 (9e); 1 (14e)
Media and digital literacy	1 (9g)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	1 (8e)
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (3); 1 (8a); 1 (9c); 1 (9e)
Freedom of (religious) belief	; 1 (13)
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (3)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (2); 1 (5); 1 (11)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	1 (9a)
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (3); 1 (14)
Protection of children	1 (5); 1 (12e); 1 (14)
Non-discrimination	1 (8)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (5); 1 (12); 1 (13)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (5); 1 (10); 1 (14)
Data protection	1 (5); 1 (10)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (4)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (9f)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (1); 1 (2); 1 (8d); 1 (9f); 1 (9h); 1 (10g); 1 (11); 1 (12)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

USA_2011

International Strategy for Cyberspace. Prosperity, Security, and Openness in a Networked World

The White House

2011

Acronym	USA_2011
Name	International Strategy for Cyberspace. Prosperity, Security, and Openness in a Networked World
Proponent	The White House
Year of release	2011
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	USA
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Proto-Binding
Individual / Collective	Nc
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 10); 1 (p. 11); 1 (p. 21); 1 (p. 22)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 10)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 8); 1 (p. 21)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 10)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (p. 22)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 22)
Security of the network	1 (p. 10)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 8); 1 (p. 10); 1 (p. 18); 1 (p. 24)
Stability and reliability of the network	1 (p. 10); 1 (p. 22)
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 10); 1 (p. 23)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 5)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (p. 10); 1 (p. 23)
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 5); 1 (p. 10); 1 (p. 24)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. 17); 1 (p. 21)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 10); 1 (p. 17)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 10)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

NAP 2014

International Principles on the Application of Human Rights to Communications Surveillance

Necessary and Proportionate (Privacy International, Access, and the Electronic Frontier Foundation)

2014

Acronym	NAP 2014
Name	International Principles on the Application of Human Rights to Communications Surveillance
Proponent	Necessary and Proportionate (Privacy International, Access, and the Electronic Frontier Foundation)
Year of release	2014
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 7)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 10)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 10); 1 (p. 11)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 2)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 2); 1 (p. 10)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (p. 2)
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 7)
Right to due process	1 (p. 7); 1 (p. 9)
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 2)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 7)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 2)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	1 (p. 11)
Protection from surveillance	1 (p. 2); 1 (p. 7); 1 (p. 8)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 2)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

RSF_2018

International declaration on Information and Democracy

Reporter Sans Frontier

2018

Acronym	RSF_2018
Name	International declaration on Information and Democracy
Proponent	Reporter Sans Frontier
Year of release	2018
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	France
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 5); 1 (p. 7); 1 (p. 11)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 6); 1 (p. 8)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 5)
Freedom of (religious) belief	1 (p. 7)
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 4); 1 (p. 8)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 11)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 10)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 5)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	1 (p. 10)
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1
AI mentioned	1 (p. 8)
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

EU_1996_2

Illegal and Harmful Content on The Internet

European Commission

1996

Acronym	EU_1996_2
Name	Illegal and Harmful Content on The Internet
Proponent	European Commission
Year of release	1996
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 12)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 26)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 13)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (p. 5); 1 (p. 24)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 11); 1 (p. 18: 5A)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 3); 1 (p. 4)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 3); 1 (p. 11)
Protection of children	1 (p. 3); 1 (p. 10); 1 (p. 5)
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 5)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 3)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	1 (p. 16: C)
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	1 (p. 7)
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 3)
Intermediary liability	1 (p. 25)
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

OECD_2015

Digital Security Risk Management for Economic and Social Prosperity

OECD

2015

Acronym	OECD_2015
Name	Digital Security Risk Management for Economic and Social Prosperity
Proponent	OECD
Year of release	2015
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 10: 4); 1 (p. 13: 1 v); 1 (p. 14: 3); 1 (p. 15); 1 (p. 42: 1-2)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 10: 2); 1 (p. 44: 2)
No geo-fencing	1 (p. 10); 1 (p. 12: 2); 1 (p. 13: 2 ii)
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 10: 3); 1 (p. 12: 1i); 1 (p. 13: 1 v)
Open data	1 (p. 10: 3)
Right to participation	1 (p. 20)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (p. 10: 1); 1 (p. 14: 3 v); 1 (p. 42: 1)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1 (p. 12)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 9: 3)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 9: 3); 1 (p. 30)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 9: 3)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 12)
Protection of children	1 (p. 43)
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 9: 3); 1 (p. 20); 1 (p. 47)
Data protection	1 (p. 9: 3); 1 (p. 47)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	1 (p. 47)
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. 11: 7); 1 (p. 54: 7)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	1 (p. 12: 1 ii)
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 10: 3); 1 (p. 12: 2); 1 (46)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

COE_2008

Human Rights Guidelines for Internet Service Providers

Council of Europe, European Internet Services Providers Association

2008

Acronym	COE_2008
Name	Human Rights Guidelines for Internet Service Providers
Proponent	Council of Europe, European Internet Services Providers Association
Year of release	2008
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 10)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 13)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 3: 1)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (p. 3: 4)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1 (p. 5: 16.2)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 13: iv)
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 2)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 2); 1 (p. 5: 16)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 2); 1 (p. 10)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	1 (p. 5)
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 5)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 3: 4)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 2); 1 (p. 5: 16. 3); 1 (p. 6: 27)
Data protection	1 (p. 5: 16. 3); 1 (p. 6: 27); 1 (p. 7: 32)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	1 (p. 7: 30)
Protection from surveillance	1 (p. 3: 7)
Right to encryption	1 (p. 6: 28)
Right to be forgotten	1 (p. 6-7: 29)
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	1 (p. 9)
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 3: 2); 1 (p. 10)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

PAGE_1998

Human Rights Declaration of Individual Rights in Cyberspace

Stephen J. Page

1998

Acronym	PAGE_1998
Name	Human Rights Declaration of Individual Rights in Cyberspace
Proponent	Stephen J. Page
Year of release	1998
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	USA
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	I
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1
Freedom of association/assembly	1
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	1
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

OECD_2002

Guidelines for the Security of Information Systems and Networks: Towards a Culture of Security

OECD

2002

Acronym	OECD_2002
Name	Guidelines for the Security of Information Systems and Networks: Towards a Culture of Security
Proponent	OECD
Year of release	2002
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 8)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 10: 2)
No geo-fencing	1 (p. 10: 3)
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (p. 8)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (p. 9); 1 (p. 10: 1); 1 (p. p. 14)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 9)
Security of the network	1 (p. 8)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 9)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 11: 5)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 9): 1 (p. 12)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

OECD_1999

Guidelines for Consumer Protection in the Context of Electronic Commerce

OECD

1999

Acronym	OECD_1999
Name	Guidelines for Consumer Protection in the Context of Electronic Commerce
Proponent	OECD
Year of release	1999
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (12): 1 (p. 18)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	1 (p. 11)
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 13)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (p. 19)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 19)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	1 (p. 20)
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 15): 1 (p. 16)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	1 (p. 15: iv)
Right to legal remedies	1 (p. 18)
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 19)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (p. 9-11)
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

EU_1996

Green Paper on the protection of Minors and Human Dignity in Audiovisual and Information Services

European Commission

1996

Acronym	EU_1996
Name	Green Paper on the protection of Minors and Human Dignity in Audiovisual and Information Services
Proponent	European Commission
Year of release	1996
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 18)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (p. 20); 1 (p. 51)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 20); 1 (p. 51: 3)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 12); 1 (p. 32: I)
Freedom of (religious) belief	1 (p. 6)
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 23); 1 (p. 34)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 12: 2.1); 1 (p. 13); 1 (p. 45)
Protection of children	1 (p. 6); 1 (15)
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 2); 1 (p. 35: 1)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 12: 1.2); 1 (p. 35: 2)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (p. 6)
Human rights	1 (p. 12: 1.1); 1 (p. 35)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

EU_1995

Green Paper on Copyright and Related rights in the Information Society

European Commission

1995

Acronym	EU_1995
Name	Green Paper on Copyright and Related rights in the Information Society
Proponent	European Commission
Year of release	1995
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (33); 1 (76); 1 (p. 78)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	1 (p. 7: 5)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 78)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 6; 3); 1 (p. 7: 5); 1 (10); 1 (14: 26); 1 (36)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

GFMD_2019

GFMD Statement on the Christchurch Call and Countering Violent Extremism Online

Global Forum For Media Developmnet

2019

Acronym	GFMD_2019
Name	GFMD Statement on the Christchurch Call and Countering Violent Extremism Online
Proponent	Global Forum For Media Developmnet
Year of release	2019
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Belgium
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (1)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (2); 1 (4)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (2)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (3)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (4)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 2)
AI mentioned	1 (6)
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	1 (6)
AI & Accountability	1 (6)
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

Article19_2017

Getting connected: Freedom of expression, telcos and ISPs

Article 19

2017

Acronym	Article19_2017
Name	Getting connected: Freedom of expression, telcos and ISPs
Proponent	Article 19
Year of release	2017
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	UK
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (24)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (29)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (28)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (28)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	p. (4)
Right to access the internet	1 (5)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	1 (28)
Security of the network	1 (11)
Net neutrality	1 (17); 1 (31)
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (8)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (8)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (21)
Right to due process	1 (23)
Right to legal remedies	1 (23); 1 (34)
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (29)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (10)
Data protection	1 (10); 1 (32)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	1 (21); 1 (33)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (11)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (15)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	"it's a policy brief Because of the complexity and scope of this issue alone, we do not address here private sector entities that host content (such as web hosting providers) or those that provide services and applications online (such as social media platforms or messaging apps). "

G8_2011

G8 Declaration ? Renewed Committment for Freedom and Democracy

G8 Summit of Deauville

2011

Acronym	G8_2011
Name	G8 Declaration ? Renewed Committment for Freedom and Democracy
Proponent	G8 Summit of Deauville
Year of release	2011
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Nc
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	5 (Preamble); 1 (II; 13); 1 (II; 21)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (vi: 56) ;1 (vi: 58); (vii: 92)
No geo-fencing	1 (II: 14)
Transparency and openness	1 (II: 9); 1 (II: 12); 1 (vi: 58); 1 (III: 60a)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (II; 13)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (II: 14)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	7 (Preamble); 1 (II: 15)
Media and digital literacy	1 (II: 18)
Security of the network	1 (II: 17)
Net neutrality	1 (II: 14)
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (II: 14)
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (II: 11)
Freedom of (religious) belief	2 (Preamble); 1 (II: 11)
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (II: 11)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (II: 11)
Democracy and the rule of law	2 ; 5 (Preamble); 1 (II: 5); 1 (II: 10)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (II: 14)
Protection of children	1 (II: 18)
Non-discrimination	1 (II: 9)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (II: 15)
Privacy rights (generalized)	5 (Preamble)
Data protection	1 (II: 14)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	1 (II: 11)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	7 (Preamble)
Competition	5 (Preamble); 1 (II: 9)
Economic development	5 (Preamble); 1 (i: 11)
Intellectual Property	5 (Preamble); 1 (II: 10); 1 (II: 14); 1 (II: 15)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	5 (Preamble); 1: (II: 5); 1 (II: 13)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

OECD_2002_2

A Global Action Plan for Electronic Commerce

OECD

1999

Acronym	OECD_2002_2
Name	A Global Action Plan for Electronic Commerce
Proponent	OECD
Year of release	1999
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Other
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Nc
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	2002
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 33)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 28-29)
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 25)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 20; p. 21)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (p. 8)
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	1 (p. 8)
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 40)
Intermediary liability	1 (p. 23; p. 34)
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (p. 22)
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	One out of three versions

GER_2014

Digital Agenda 2014-2017

German Federal Government

2014

Acronym	GER_2014
Name	Digital Agenda 2014-2017
Proponent	German Federal Government
Year of release	2014
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	Germany
Scope	National
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Nc
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 10; p. 13; p. 35)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	1 (p. 10; p. 19)
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 3; p. 6; p. 28)
Open data	1 (p. 6; p.19)
Right to participation	1 (p. 3; p. 23)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 23)
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 3)
Speed and affordability	1 (p. 9)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (p. 6; p. 24; p. 27)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 6; p. 16; p. 23; p. 27; p. 32)
Security of the network	1 (p. 3; p. 31; p. 33)
Net neutrality	1 (p. 14)
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 16)
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	1 (p. 20)
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 6; p. 24)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 23)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 3)
Protection of children	1 (p. 23)
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 15)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 28)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 13; p. 28; p. 31)
Data protection	1 (p. 6; p. 31)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	1 (p. 31)
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	1 (p. 3; p. 5. p. 31; p. 32)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. 2; p. 6; p. 10)
Competition	1 (p. 4; p. 13)
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 15)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (p. 32)
Human rights	1 (p. 35)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

EU_2018

European Ethical Charter on the Use of Artificial Intelligence in Judicial Systems and their environment

European Commission For The Efficiency of Justice (CEPEJ) (CoE)

2018

Acronym	EU_2018
Name	European Ethical Charter on the Use of Artificial Intelligence in Judicial Systems and their environment
Proponent	European Commission For The Efficiency of Justice (CEPEJ) (CoE)
Year of release	2018
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (55)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (11, 24)
Open data	1 (18, 19, 25)
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (8)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (10)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (8)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (12)
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	1
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (11)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (8)
AI mentioned	1
AI & human rights	1 (8)
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	1 (8)
AI & Human Control of Technology	1 (12)
AI Transparency and Explainability	1 (11, 53)
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

EU_1994

Europe and the global information society - Recommendations of the high-level group on the information society to the Corfu European Council (Bangemann group)

High-level group on the information society to the Corfu European Council (Bangemann group)

1994

Acronym	EU_1994
Name	Europe and the global information society - Recommendations of the high-level group on the information society to the Corfu European Council (Bangemann group)
Proponent	High-level group on the information society to the Corfu European Council (Bangemann group)
Year of release	1994
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Multistakeholder
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (11, 17)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	1 (18)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (17)
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	1 (17)
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (17)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (15)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (22)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	1 (22)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (16)
Competition	1 (16, 22, 23)
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (21)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (22)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

OSCE_2013

Shaping Policies to Advance Media Freedom

Dunja Mijatovic? (OSCE)

2013

Acronym	OSCE_2013
Name	Shaping Policies to Advance Media Freedom
Proponent	Dunja Mijatovic? (OSCE)
Year of release	2013
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (6)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (1)
Speed and affordability	1 (1)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (7)
Media and digital literacy	1 (7)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (Preamble; 2; 4)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (9)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	1 (4)
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (10)
Intermediary liability	1 (4)
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	3rd recommendation calls for protecting everyone, who is involved in journalistic activities.

GlobalEthics_2013

Ethics in the Information Society: The Nine ?P ?s

Global Ethics Network for Applied Ethics (globethics.net)Global Ethics Network for Applied Ethics (globethics.net)Global Ethics Network for Applied Ethics (globethics.net)Global Ethics Network for Applied Ethics (globethics.net)Global Ethics Network for Applied Ethics (globethics.net)Global Ethics Network for Applied Ethics (globethics.net)Global Ethics Network for Applied Ethics (globethics.net)Global Ethics Network for Applied Ethics (globethics.net)Global Ethics Network for Applied Ethics (globethics.net)Global Ethics Network for Applied Ethics (globethics.net)Global Ethics Network for Applied Ethics (globethics.net)Global Ethics Network for Applied Ethics (globethics.net)

2013

Acronym	GlobalEthics_2013
Name	Ethics in the Information Society: The Nine ?P ?s
Proponent	Global Ethics Network for Applied Ethics (globethics.net)Global Ethics Network for Applied Ethics (globethics.net)Global Ethics Network for Applied Ethics (globethics.net)Global Ethics Network for Applied Ethics (globethics.net)Global Ethics Network for Applied Ethics (globethics.net)Global Ethics Network for Applied Ethics (globethics.net)Global Ethics Network for Applied Ethics (globethics.net)Global Ethics Network for Applied Ethics (globethics.net)Global Ethics Network for Applied Ethics (globethics.net)Global Ethics Network for Applied Ethics (globethics.net)Global Ethics Network for Applied Ethics (globethics.net)Global Ethics Network for Applied Ethics (globethics.net)
Year of release	2013
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Tech-Academic
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (9)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (1; 9)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (9)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (1; 2)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (3)
Right to access the internet	1 (9)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (3; p.27)
Media and digital literacy	1 (3)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	1 (9)
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (1; 3; 4; 9)
Freedom of (religious) belief	1 (1; 3; 4; p.28)
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (1; 2; 9; p.27)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (9)
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (1)
Protection of children	1 (7)
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (3; 4; p.28)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (5; 7)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (6)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

VAT_2002

Ethics in Internet

Pontifical Council for Social Communications

2002

Acronym	VAT_2002
Name	Ethics in Internet
Proponent	Pontifical Council for Social Communications
Year of release	2002
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Vatican
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Nc
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (16)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (10; 17)
Right to access the internet	1 (10)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (15)
Media and digital literacy	1 (15)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (12)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (12)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (11)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (17)
Data protection	1 (16)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	1 (17)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (17)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

WFS_2009

Erice Declaration on Principles for Cyber Stability and Cyber Peace

Permanent Monitoring Panel on Information Security of the World Federation of Scientists

2009

Acronym	WFS_2009
Name	Erice Declaration on Principles for Cyber Stability and Cyber Peace
Proponent	Permanent Monitoring Panel on Information Security of the World Federation of Scientists
Year of release	2009
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Multistakeholder
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1 (Preamble)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	1 (Preamble)
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (Preamble)
Freedom of (religious) belief	1 (Preamble)
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (Preamble; 1)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (Preamble; 2)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (2)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

KROES_2011

I propose a "Compact for the Internet"

Neelie Kroes

2011

Acronym	KROES_2011
Name	I propose a "Compact for the Internet"
Proponent	Neelie Kroes
Year of release	2011
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Nc
Comprehensive / Specific	Nc
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	1
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	1
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1
Data protection	1
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

UK_2019

Digital Charter

UK Government

2019

Acronym	UK_2019
Name	Digital Charter
Proponent	UK Government
Year of release	2019
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	UK
Scope	National
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Nc
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	1
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	1
Control and self determination (individual level)	1
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	1
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	1
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	1
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	It is a policy paper, not a charter

Cybersalon_2015

Digital Bill of Rights

Cybersalon

2015

Acronym	Cybersalon_2015
Name	Digital Bill of Rights
Proponent	Cybersalon
Year of release	2015
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	UK
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Nc
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (Preamble; 3)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (Preamble; 3)
Speed and affordability	1 (Preamble)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (8)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	1 (4)
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	1 (6)
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	1 (Preamble; 1)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	1 (2)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (7)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (7)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	It is a call for action, not a charter

Mozilla 2012

The Mozilla Manifesto

Mozilla Foundation

2012

Acronym	Mozilla 2012
Name	The Mozilla Manifesto
Proponent	Mozilla Foundation
Year of release	2012
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Private
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (8)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (2; 8)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (6)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (2)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (6)
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	1 (7)
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (4)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (4)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (6)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

ITA-FRA-PARL 2015

Dichiarazione Congiunta Assembl?e Nationale ? Camera dei Deputati

Assembl?e Nationale ? Camera dei Deputati

2015

Acronym	ITA-FRA-PARL 2015
Name	Dichiarazione Congiunta Assembl?e Nationale ? Camera dei Deputati
Proponent	Assembl?e Nationale ? Camera dei Deputati
Year of release	2015
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Parliament
Proponent Location	France/Italy
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p.3)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (p.1)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (p.3)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	1 (p.1)
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p.2)
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p.1; p.2)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p.1; p.2)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (p.1)
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p.1)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	1 (p.1; p.2)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (p.1)
Right to anonymity	1 (p.2)
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	1 (p.2)
Right to be forgotten	1 (p.2)
Innovation	1 (p.1)
Competition	1 (p.2)
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1
AI mentioned	1 (p.2)
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	1 (p.2)
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	1 (p.2)
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

DE_CS_2017

Declaration on Freedom of Expression In response to the adoption of the Network Enforcement Law (?Netzwerkdurchsetzungsgesetz?) by the Federal Cabinet on April 5, 2017

German Civil Society

2017

Acronym	DE_CS_2017
Name	Declaration on Freedom of Expression In response to the adoption of the Network Enforcement Law (?Netzwerkdurchsetzungsgesetz?) by the Federal Cabinet on April 5, 2017
Proponent	German Civil Society
Year of release	2017
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Germany
Scope	National
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	1
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

COE_2011

Declaration of the Committee of Ministers on the Protection of Freedom of Expression and Freedom of Assembly and Association with Regard to Privately Operated Internet Platforms and Online Service Providers

CoE Committee of Ministers

2011

Acronym	COE_2011
Name	Declaration of the Committee of Ministers on the Protection of Freedom of Expression and Freedom of Assembly and Association with Regard to Privately Operated Internet Platforms and Online Service Providers
Proponent	CoE Committee of Ministers
Year of release	2011
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

COE_2015 Icann and Human right

Declaration of the Committee of Ministers on ICANN, Human Rights and the Rule of Law

CoE Committee of Ministers

2015

Acronym	COE_2015 Icann and Human right
Name	Declaration of the Committee of Ministers on ICANN, Human Rights and the Rule of Law
Proponent	CoE Committee of Ministers
Year of release	2015
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (6)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (6; 8)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (8)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (7)
Right to access the internet	1 (1)
Speed and affordability	1 (1)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1 (1)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (1)
Stability and reliability of the network	1 (1)
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (2; 8)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (2)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (2; 8)
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (3; 8)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (1)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (7)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (2)
Data protection	1 (2)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (8)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (2; 3; 4; 8)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

AC_2019

Declaration of Principles on Freedom of Expression and Access to Information in Africa

African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights

2019

Acronym	AC_2019
Name	Declaration of Principles on Freedom of Expression and Access to Information in Africa
Proponent	African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights
Year of release	2019
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Africa
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (37.3)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (38)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (37.3; 41.3; 42.2)
Open data	1 (Preamble; 29.3)
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (37.3; 37.4)
Right to access the internet	1 (37)
Speed and affordability	1 (37.2; 37.3)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	1 (37.3)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (Preamble; 1; 2; 3 etc.)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (Preamble; 1; 3; 4 etc.)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (Preamble)
Right to due process	1 (41.3)
Right to legal remedies	1 (42.7)
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	1 (37.5)
Non-discrimination	1 (3)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (40; 41; 42.7)
Data protection	1 (40; 42)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (42.3; 42.4)
Right to anonymity	1 (40.2)
Protection from surveillance	1 (41)
Right to encryption	1 (40.3)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	1 (37.3)
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	1 (39)
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (Preamble; 37.2)
AI mentioned	1 (39.6)
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	In Part II, we can find a content related to: interoperability, multistakeholderism, accountability, freedom of association, legal remedies, right to personal security, cultural and linguistic diversity, protection from surveillance. But these all are confined to the context of media and journalism. It is also noteworthy that there is a clause (Principle 23), which outlines in what kind of situations states can limit the freedom of expression. Furthermore, in addition to mentioning the need to protect children, Principle 37.5 also mentions children's: affordable access to the internet, digital literacy and privacy

GELMAN2017

Declaration of Human Rights in Cyberspace

Robert B. Gelman

1997

Acronym	GELMAN2017
Name	Declaration of Human Rights in Cyberspace
Proponent	Robert B. Gelman
Year of release	1997
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	USA
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	I
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (23)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (6)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	1 (14)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (19)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (1;13)
Freedom of (religious) belief	1 (13)
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (6; 11)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (18)
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (Preamble)
Right to due process	1 (10)
Right to legal remedies	1 (8)
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (Preamble; 3)
Protection of children	1 (7)
Non-discrimination	1 (2)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (3; 12)
Data protection	1 (4)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (17)
Right to anonymity	1 (3)
Protection from surveillance	1 (9)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (21)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (7)
Human rights	1 (Preamble)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	Right to participate has some limits

Cities_2018

Declaration of Cities Coalition for Digital Rights

Joint Initiative Launched Initially by Amsterdam, Barcelona and New York City That Has the Support of UN-Habitat, EUROCITIES, UCLG and Other Participating Cities to Protect

2018

Acronym	Cities_2018
Name	Declaration of Cities Coalition for Digital Rights
Proponent	Joint Initiative Launched Initially by Amsterdam, Barcelona and New York City That Has the Support of UN-Habitat, EUROCITIES, UCLG and Other Participating Cities to Protect
Year of release	2018
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (3)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (3; 4)
Open data	1 (5)
Right to participation	1 (4)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (5)
Right to access the internet	1 (1)
Speed and affordability	1 (1)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	1 (1)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	1 (5)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (5)
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (Preamble)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (Preamble)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (2)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (3)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (Preamble; 2)
Data protection	1 (2)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (2)
Right to anonymity	1 (2)
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (Preamble)
AI mentioned	1 (Preamble; 3)
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

COE_2011

Declaration by the Committee of Ministers on the Protection of Freedom of Expression and Information and Freedom of Assembly and Association with Regard to Internet Domain Names and Name Strings

CoE Committee of Ministers

2011

Acronym	COE_2011
Name	Declaration by the Committee of Ministers on the Protection of Freedom of Expression and Information and Freedom of Assembly and Association with Regard to Internet Domain Names and Name Strings
Proponent	CoE Committee of Ministers
Year of release	2011
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1
Freedom of association/assembly	1
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

EU_2008

Decision No 1351/2008/EC Establishing a Multiannual Community Programme on Protecting Children Using the Internet and Other Communication Technologies

European Parliament and European Council

2008

Acronym	EU_2008
Name	Decision No 1351/2008/EC Establishing a Multiannual Community Programme on Protecting Children Using the Internet and Other Communication Technologies
Proponent	European Parliament and European Council
Year of release	2008
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Ordinary Law
Proponent Type	Parliament
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Binding
Individual / Collective	Nc
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (Annex I.Intro; Annex I.2)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (Preamble; Annex I.Intro; Annex I.1; Annex I.3)
Media and digital literacy	1 (Annex I.1)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	1 (Preamble; 1.1; Annex I.Intro; Annex I.2 etc.)
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

EU_2003

Decision No 1151/2003/EC Amending Decision No 276/1999/EC Adopting a Multiannual Community Action Plan on Promoting Safer Use of the Internet by Combating Illegal and Harmful Content on Global Networks

European Parliament and European Council

2003

Acronym	EU_2003
Name	Decision No 1151/2003/EC Amending Decision No 276/1999/EC Adopting a Multiannual Community Action Plan on Promoting Safer Use of the Internet by Combating Illegal and Harmful Content on Global Networks
Proponent	European Parliament and European Council
Year of release	2003
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Ordinary Law
Proponent Type	Parliament
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Binding
Individual / Collective	Nc
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (Annex I)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (Annex I)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	1 (1.1; Annex I)
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

EU_2005

Decision No 854/2005/EC Establishing a Multiannual Community Programme on Promoting Safer Use of the Internet and New Online Technologies

European Parliament and European Council

2005

Acronym	EU_2005
Name	Decision No 854/2005/EC Establishing a Multiannual Community Programme on Promoting Safer Use of the Internet and New Online Technologies
Proponent	European Parliament and European Council
Year of release	2005
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Ordinary Law
Proponent Type	Parliament
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (Annex I.3; Annex III)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (Annex I.2; Annex I.4)
Media and digital literacy	1 (Annex I.4)
Security of the network	1 (Annex I.4)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	1 (1.1)
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (Annex I.2)
Data protection	1 (Annex I.4)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (Annex I.4)
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

AAVV_1994

Cyberspace and the American Dream: A Magna Carta for the Knowledge Age

Esther Dyson, George Gilder, George Keyworth, and Alvin Toffler

1994

Acronym	AAVV_1994
Name	Cyberspace and the American Dream: A Magna Carta for the Knowledge Age
Proponent	Esther Dyson, George Gilder, George Keyworth, and Alvin Toffler
Year of release	1994
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	USA
Scope	National
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	I
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	1
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	Emphasises the necessity of decreased level of involvement from the government

UNESCO_2015

Countering Online Hate Speech

UNESCO

2015

Acronym	UNESCO_2015
Name	Countering Online Hate Speech
Proponent	UNESCO
Year of release	2015
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Other
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 59)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 45; p. 56)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (p. 46; p. 48)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 48-51; p. 58)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 46; p. 51)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p.7)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p.18)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p.7)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	1 (p. 45)
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 51)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

COE_2007_3

Council Recommendation concerning Access to Research Data from Public Funding OECD Principles and Guidelines for Access to Research Data from Public FundingCouncil Recommendation concerning Access to Research Data from Public Funding OECD Principles and Guidelines for Access to Research Data from Public FundingCouncil Recommendation concerning Access to Research Data from Public Funding OECD Principles and Guidelines for Access to Research Data from Public FundingCouncil Recommendation concerning Access to Research Data from Public Funding OECD Principles and Guidelines for Access to Research Data from Public FundingCouncil Recommendation concerning Access to Research Data from Public Funding OECD Principles and Guidelines for Access to Research Data from Public FundingCouncil Recommendation concerning Access to Research Data from Public Funding

OECD

2007

Acronym	COE_2007_3
Name	Council Recommendation concerning Access to Research Data from Public Funding OECD Principles and Guidelines for Access to Research Data from Public FundingCouncil Recommendation concerning Access to Research Data from Public Funding OECD Principles and Guidelines for Access to Research Data from Public FundingCouncil Recommendation concerning Access to Research Data from Public Funding OECD Principles and Guidelines for Access to Research Data from Public FundingCouncil Recommendation concerning Access to Research Data from Public Funding OECD Principles and Guidelines for Access to Research Data from Public FundingCouncil Recommendation concerning Access to Research Data from Public Funding OECD Principles and Guidelines for Access to Research Data from Public FundingCouncil Recommendation concerning Access to Research Data from Public Funding
Proponent	OECD
Year of release	2007
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (21)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (15)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	1 (15)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (19)
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	1 (16)
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (16)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (16)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

COE_2012_4

Council of Europe and Internet: Maximizing Rights, Minimizing Restrictions

Council of Europe

2012

Acronym	COE_2012_4
Name	Council of Europe and Internet: Maximizing Rights, Minimizing Restrictions
Proponent	Council of Europe
Year of release	2012
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Nc
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (1)
Right to access the internet	1 (1)
Speed and affordability	1 (1)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (1)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	1 (1)
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (1)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (1)
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (1)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (1)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (1)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

CFTW_2018

Contract For The Web

Multistakeholders; Governments: French Government, German Government. Civil Society: CIPESA, The NewNow, Web Foundation. Companies: AnchorFree, Change.org, Google, Microsoft.

2019

Acronym	CFTW_2018
Name	Contract For The Web
Proponent	Multistakeholders; Governments: French Government, German Government. Civil Society: CIPESA, The NewNow, Web Foundation. Companies: AnchorFree, Change.org, Google, Microsoft.
Year of release	2019
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Multistakeholder
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Crowdsourced
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (2: 2b)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (1: 2; 2:3)
Open data	1 (6: 3b)
Right to participation	1 (1)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (4: 1)
Right to access the internet	1 (1)
Speed and affordability	1 (4)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (8: a)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	1 (4: 2b)
Open standards	1 (7: b)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (6: 3b)
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	1 (6: 3b)
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (2a)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (2a)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (2a)
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (8)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (4: 2b)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (6: 3c)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (3; 5: 3b; 7: c)
Data protection	1 (3:1)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (5: 3b)
Competition	1 (2)
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (6)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

APC_2018

Content Regulation in the Digital Age

Association for Progressive Communications (APC)

2018

Acronym	APC_2018
Name	Content Regulation in the Digital Age
Proponent	Association for Progressive Communications (APC)
Year of release	2018
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 21)
Anti-government sentiment	1 (7)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 6)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 6; p. 9; p. 17; p. 18; p. 20)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 7; p. 11)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (7)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	1 (p. 7; p. 19)
Right to legal remedies	1 (p. 16)
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 15; p. 19)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 14; p. 19)
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	1 (7)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	1 (p. 7)
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	1 (p. 6)
Corporate responsibility	1 (p.2)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 2; p. 11; p. 18; p. 19)
AI mentioned	1 (p. 5; p. 6; p. 16; p. 20)
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 16)
AI Transparency and Explainability	1 (p. 17)
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

NZ-CS 2019

Civil Society Positions on Christchurch Call Pledge

Civil Society leaders? Voices for Action Meeting

2019

Acronym	NZ-CS 2019
Name	Civil Society Positions on Christchurch Call Pledge
Proponent	Civil Society leaders? Voices for Action Meeting
Year of release	2019
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	New Zealand
Scope	National
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 4: 9)
Anti-government sentiment	1 (p. 4: 6)
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 4: 7)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 3: 5; p. 5: 10)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 5)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p.3: 3)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	1 (p. 4: 8)
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 3: 5)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	1 (p. 4: 6)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p.3: 3; p.3: 4; p.3: 5; p. 4: 9)
AI mentioned	1 (p. 6: 14)
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	1 (p. 6: 14)
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

EU_2014

Internet Policy and Governance: Europe's role in shaping the future of Internet Governance

European Commission

2014

Acronym	EU_2014
Name	Internet Policy and Governance: Europe's role in shaping the future of Internet Governance
Proponent	European Commission
Year of release	2014
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Nc
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p3)
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (1)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (1)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (20)
Right to access the internet	1 (9)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (10)
Media and digital literacy	1 (15)
Security of the network	1 (15)
Net neutrality	1 (23)
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (4)
Freedom of (religious) belief	1 (1)
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (1)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (1)
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (1)
Right to due process	1 (10)
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (1)
Protection of children	1 (15)
Non-discrimination	1 (5)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (1)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (2)
Data protection	1 (2)
Control and self determination (individual level)	NOT CODED
Right to anonymity	1 (18)
Protection from surveillance	1 (10)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	1
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	1 (9)
Intellectual Property	1 (18)
Intermediary liability	1 (10)
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (1)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	1 (23)
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	1 (20)
Non discrimination of women	1 (6)
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

APC_2010

Code of Good Practice on Information, Participation and Transparency in Internet Governance

APC, Council of Europe, UNECE

2010

Acronym	APC_2010
Name	Code of Good Practice on Information, Participation and Transparency in Internet Governance
Proponent	APC, Council of Europe, UNECE
Year of release	2010
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Multistakeholder
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	2009
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 3: 1-2; 1 (p. 3: 7; 1 (p. 4: 1-2)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 3: 1)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (p. 4: 1)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 3: 7; p. 4: 5; p. 4: 6)
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 3: 7; p. 4: 3)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 4: 6)
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

EU_2012

Code of EU Online Rights

European Commission

2012

Acronym	EU_2012
Name	Code of EU Online Rights
Proponent	European Commission
Year of release	2012
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 5: 2)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 4: 1; p. 5: 3)
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 4: 1)
Speed and affordability	1 (p. 4: 1)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1 (p. 6: 5)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 5: 2)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	1 (p. 18: 1)
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 8)
Protection of children	1 (p. 6: 4)
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 7: 2)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 8)
Data protection	1 (p. 8: 1)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (p. 8)
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (p. 10-15)
Human rights	1 (p. 5: 1)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

UNESCO_2011

Code of Ethics for The Information Society

UNESCO

2011

Acronym	UNESCO_2011
Name	Code of Ethics for The Information Society
Proponent	UNESCO
Year of release	2011
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 5: 8; p. 5: 13; p. 6: 16)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 5: 10; p. 6: 16)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 6: 16)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (p. 4: 3; p. 5: 11; p. 6: 16)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 4: 4; p. 6: 16)
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 4: 2; p. 5: 5; p. 6: 16)
Speed and affordability	1 (p. 4: 3)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (p. 5: 6; p. 5: 13)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 5: 6; p. 5: 10; p. 5: 13)
Security of the network	1 (p. 5: 14)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	1 (p. 5: 15)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 5: 5; p. 5: 15)
Stability and reliability of the network	1 (p. 5: 8)
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 5: 11; p. 5: 15)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 4: 2)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (p. 5: 7)
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 6: 16)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	1 (p. 6)
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 5: 8)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 4: 2; p. 4: 3; p. 5: 5)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 4: 4; p. 5: 6)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 5: 12; p. 5: 13)
Data protection	1 (p. 5: 12; p. 5: 13)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	1 (p. 5: 7)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. 4: 2; p. 5: 15)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 6: 17)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 4, 1; p. 5: 11)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

ZEIT_2016

Charter of Digital Fundamental Rights of the European Union

Zeit-Foundation

2016

Acronym	ZEIT_2016
Name	Charter of Digital Fundamental Rights of the European Union
Proponent	Zeit-Foundation
Year of release	2016
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Germany
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (9)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (3)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (19)
Right to access the internet	1 (15.1)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (20)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	1 (16)
Open standards	1 (17)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (5)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (2; 9.1)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (1; 5.2)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (17)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (4.2; 10; 11.1; 11.4)
Data protection	1 (11; 13)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	1 (15.1; 15.2)
Protection from surveillance	1 (4.3)
Right to encryption	1 (12.2)
Right to be forgotten	1 (18)
Innovation	n/a
Competition	1 (17)
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	1 (1.2; 7; 8)
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	1 (8.3)
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	1 (8.1; 8.2)
AI Transparency and Explainability	1 (7.1; 7.2)
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	1 (7.2)
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

JOINT_DEC_2019

Challenges to Freedom of Expression in the Next Decade

UN, OSCE, OAS, ACHPR

2019

Acronym	JOINT_DEC_2019
Name	Challenges to Freedom of Expression in the Next Decade
Proponent	UN, OSCE, OAS, ACHPR
Year of release	2019
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (3.a)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (1.d; 3.a; 3.c)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (1.d; 2; 3.a)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (2.a; 2.d)
Speed and affordability	1 (2.d)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	1 (1.i)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	1 (2.e)
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (2.g)
Stability and reliability of the network	1 (2.c)
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (Preamble)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	1 (Preamble)
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	1 (1.g)
Protection from surveillance	1 (1.h)
Right to encryption	1 (1.g)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (1.f; 2.f)
AI mentioned	1 (3.d)
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	1 (3.d)
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

SIS

Carta internazionale dei diritti digitali

Social Innovation Society

2014

Acronym	SIS
Name	Carta internazionale dei diritti digitali
Proponent	Social Innovation Society
Year of release	2014
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Multistakeholder
Proponent Location	Italy
Scope	National
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (3)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (1)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1(4; 6)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (7)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (1; 7)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (8)
Data protection	1 (9)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (8)
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (7)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (7)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

CAN_2019

Canada's Digital Charter

Canadian Government

2019

Acronym	CAN_2019
Name	Canada's Digital Charter
Proponent	Canadian Government
Year of release	2019
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	Canada
Scope	National
Drafting process	Crowdsourced
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Nc
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (10)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (4; 7)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (1)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (1)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	1 (1)
Security of the network	1 (2; 5)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (4)
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (8)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (8)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	1 (10)
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (2)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (3)
Data protection	1 (7)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (3)
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (6)
Competition	1 (6)
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (6)
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	The "charter" is just a list of title. The rest of the document is a policy/promotional document

EDUCOM_1993

Bill of Rights and Responsibilities of Electronic Learners

EDUCOM

1993

Acronym	EDUCOM_1993
Name	Bill of Rights and Responsibilities of Electronic Learners
Proponent	EDUCOM
Year of release	1993
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	USA
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (2; 3)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (1)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (2; 3.4)
Media and digital literacy	1(2)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (1.4)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (1.1; 3.1)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (2.4)
Data protection	1 (3.3)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (1.3)
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (2.2; 3.2)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

ASILOMAR_2017

Asilomar AI Principles

Asilomar Conference

2017

Acronym	ASILOMAR_2017
Name	Asilomar AI Principles
Proponent	Asilomar Conference
Year of release	2017
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Multistakeholder
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	1
AI & human rights	1 (11)
AI promotion of human values	1 (10; 11)
AI & professional responsibility	1 (9; 17)
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	1 (16)
AI Transparency and Explainability	1 (7; 8)
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	1 (12; 13)
AI & Safety and Security	1 (6)
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

OECD_2002_3

Action Plan for Electronic Commerce

OECD

1998

Acronym	OECD_2002_3
Name	Action Plan for Electronic Commerce
Proponent	OECD
Year of release	1998
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Nc
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	2002
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (Preamble)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (C.Annex)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (C.Annex)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (D.Annex)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1 (A)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (D.Annex)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (A)
Data protection	1 (A)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	1 (C.Annex)
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (A)
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	One out of three versions

CFP_2010

A Social Network Users? Bill of Rights: ?You? Must Decide

Computer, Freedom, and Privacy Conference (CFP)

2010

Acronym	CFP_2010
Name	A Social Network Users? Bill of Rights: ?You? Must Decide
Proponent	Computer, Freedom, and Privacy Conference (CFP)
Year of release	2010
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Multistakeholder
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Crowdsourced
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	I
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (4)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (11)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (3)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (1; 5; 6; 12)
Data protection	1 (10)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (7; 8; 9; 14)
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

UNESCO_2007

Final Recommendations

UNESCO IFAP - European Conference on ?Ethics and Human Rights in the Information Society?

2007

Acronym	UNESCO_2007
Name	Final Recommendations
Proponent	UNESCO IFAP - European Conference on ?Ethics and Human Rights in the Information Society?
Year of release	2007
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (14)
Right to access the internet	1 (14)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (6)
Media and digital literacy	1 (6)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	1 (14)
Open standards	1 (14)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	1 (16)
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (11)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (15)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (12)
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (2; 8)
Protection of children	1 (13)
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (2; 18)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (8; 9; 10)
Data protection	1 (8; 9; 10)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (14)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (17)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (1)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

Barlow_1996

A Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace

John P. Barlow

1996

Acronym	Barlow_1996
Name	A Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace
Proponent	John P. Barlow
Year of release	1996
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	USA
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	I
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	1
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

Jarvis_2010

A Bills of rights in Cyberspace

Jeff Jarvis

2010

Acronym	Jarvis_2010
Name	A Bills of rights in Cyberspace
Proponent	Jeff Jarvis
Year of release	2010
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	I
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	1 (i)
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	1 (i)
Open standards	1 (ix)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (ii)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (iv)
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (iii)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (vii)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (vi)
Right to anonymity	1 (vii)
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (vi)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

Murray_2010

A Bill of Rights for the Internet

Andrew Murray

2010

Acronym	Murray_2010
Name	A Bill of Rights for the Internet
Proponent	Andrew Murray
Year of release	2010
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	I
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (3)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (3)
Right to access the internet	1 (1)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (3)
Media and digital literacy	1 (3)
Security of the network	1 (5)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (8)
Freedom of (religious) belief	1 (8)
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (9)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (10)
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	1 (6)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	1 (7)
Right to encryption	1 (5)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (1; 6; 8)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

AccessNow_2020

26 Recommendations on Content Governance

Access Now

2020

Acronym	AccessNow_2020
Name	26 Recommendations on Content Governance
Proponent	Access Now
Year of release	2020
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 41)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 33)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p.22; p. 33; p. 36; 42)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (p. 41)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p.22)
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p.22)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p.22)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 21)
Right to due process	1 (p. 32)
Right to legal remedies	1 (p. 35; p. 40)
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	1 (p. 24)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p.22)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	1 (p.23; 34)
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 35; p. 36)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

Loose_2011

?Don?t Make Me Steal It? - Digital Media Consumption Manifesto

Loose Collective of Digital Media Pirates

2011

Acronym	Loose_2011
Name	?Don?t Make Me Steal It? - Digital Media Consumption Manifesto
Proponent	Loose Collective of Digital Media Pirates
Year of release	2011
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Unknown
Scope	Unknown
Drafting process	Unknown
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (5)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (2)
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

WP 2014

The Charter of Digital Rights

European Digital Rights (EDRi)

2014

Acronym	WP 2014
Name	The Charter of Digital Rights
Proponent	European Digital Rights (EDRi)
Year of release	2014
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (9)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (1)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (1)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (2)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	1 (3)
Open standards	1 (1)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	1 (10)
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (7)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (2; 8)
Data protection	1 (2)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	1 (6)
Protection from surveillance	1 (5; 8)
Right to encryption	1 (6)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (4)
Intermediary liability	1 (7)
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (8)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	http://tandemnachbruessel.eu/en/my-promise-for-digital-rights-in-europe/

ISF 2015

Tunis Resolution

Internet Social Forum

2015

Acronym	ISF 2015
Name	Tunis Resolution
Proponent	Internet Social Forum
Year of release	2015
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (2)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	1 (1)
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (1)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (1)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (1)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (1)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	1 (1)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

WSIS 2005

Tunis Agenda

WSIS

2005

Acronym	WSIS 2005
Name	Tunis Agenda
Proponent	WSIS
Year of release	2005
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (29; 31; 35; 41; 68; 80)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (29)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (52)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (50)
Speed and affordability	1 (23; 50)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	1 (51)
Security of the network	1 (31; 45)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	1 (31; 42; 45)
Free and open source software	1 (49)
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (42)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (46; 90)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (29)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (31; 50)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (49; 53)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (42; 46)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (62; 71)
Competition	1 (62)
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (47)
Human rights	1 (42)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

UN-HRC 2013

The Promotion, Protection and Enjoyment of Human Rights on the Internet

UN - Human Rights Council

2013

Acronym	UN-HRC 2013
Name	The Promotion, Protection and Enjoyment of Human Rights on the Internet
Proponent	UN - Human Rights Council
Year of release	2013
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Proto-Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 2; p. 3; p. 4 (12) & (13))
Anti-government sentiment	p. 4 (10)
Accountability/Responsibility	p. 4 (9)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	p. 4 (12)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (p. 2; p. 4 (15))
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 2; p. 3 (6) & (7))
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 3 (5)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (p. 2; p. 3 (4))
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 2; p. 3 (4))
Security of the network	p. 4 (8)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 2)
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	1 (p. 3)
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 1; p. 2; p.3)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 2)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (p. 2)
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 2; p. 4 (11))
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 1; p. 2)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	p. 4 (8)
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 1; p. 3; p. 4 (12))
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

RP-PARL 2013

The Magna Carta for Philippine Internet Freedom

Philippinian Parliament

2013

Acronym	RP-PARL 2013
Name	The Magna Carta for Philippine Internet Freedom
Proponent	Philippinian Parliament
Year of release	2013
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Ordinary Law
Proponent Type	Parliament
Proponent Location	Philippines
Scope	National
Drafting process	Crowdsourced
Bindingness	Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 12 (s. 6); p. 28 )
Speed and affordability	1 (p. 32 (s. 11))
Access and skills in the workplace	1 (p. 19 (s. 14))
User awareness and education	1 (p. 24 (F))
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 24 (F))
Security of the network	1 (p. 16 (s. 11))
Net neutrality	1 (p. 12 (s. 5))
Open standards	1 (p. 19 (s. 14))
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 12 (s. 4); p. 33)
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	1 (p. 12 (s. 4))
Device Rights	1 (p. 14 (s. 7))
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 14 (s. 8))
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (p. 14 (s. 8))
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	1 (p. 12 (s. 4); p. 15)
Right to legal remedies	1 (p. 62-71)
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 16 (s. 11))
Protection of children	1 (p. 20 (s. 14); p. 57)
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 20 (s. 14); p. 36 (s. 18))
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 16 (s. 10))
Data protection	1 (p. 16 (s. 11))
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. 15 (s. 9))
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 18 (s. 12); p. 24; p. 49-50)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	Agosto2016: ancora pendente in commissione Senato

OAS 2006

The Declaration of Santo Domingo

OAS

2006

Acronym	OAS 2006
Name	The Declaration of Santo Domingo
Proponent	OAS
Year of release	2006
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	USA
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	Nd
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (7; 16)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (1; 3)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (1; 3; 11; 16)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (1; 2; 4)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (4; 21)
Right to access the internet	1 (5; 7; 9; 21)
Speed and affordability	1 (21)
Access and skills in the workplace	1 (14)
User awareness and education	1 (17)
Media and digital literacy	1 (17)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	1 (15)
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (5; 7)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (1; 7)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (4; 10; 11; 12; 16)
Right to due process	1 (4)
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (12; 13; 21)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (8; 23)
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (25; 29; 30)
Competition	1 (25; 29)
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

IRPC 2014

The Charter of Human Rights and Principles for the Internet

Internet Rights and Principles Coalition

2014

Acronym	IRPC 2014
Name	The Charter of Human Rights and Principles for the Internet
Proponent	Internet Rights and Principles Coalition
Year of release	2014
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Multistakeholder
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	2019
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (19.c)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (19.a; 20)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (19.a)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (15; 19.c)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (1.c; 2.b; 13)
Right to access the internet	1 (1)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	1 (14.b)
User awareness and education	1 (10)
Media and digital literacy	1 (10.b)
Security of the network	1 (3.b)
Net neutrality	1 (1.d)
Open standards	1 (1.b; 11.f)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (1.b)
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	1 (11.f)
Device Rights	1 (1.b)
Freedom of expression	1 (5)
Freedom of (religious) belief	1 (6)
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (1.d; 5; 11.a; 11.b)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (7)
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	1 (18.c)
Right to legal remedies	1 (18)
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (3; 8.g)
Protection of children	1 (12; 12.b)
Non-discrimination	1 (2)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (2.b; 11.b; 19.b)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (8)
Data protection	1 (3.a; 5.b; 8.a; 9)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (8.d; 9.b)
Right to anonymity	1 (8.e)
Protection from surveillance	1 (8.f)
Right to encryption	1 (8.e)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (1.b; 11.b)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (11; 11.d)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (8.a; 16)
Human rights	1 (19.a)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

AI 2011

The Aspen IDEA Principles

Aspen Institute

2011

Acronym	AI 2011
Name	The Aspen IDEA Principles
Proponent	Aspen Institute
Year of release	2011
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Technical Community
Proponent Location	USA
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (C.1.f)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (B.3.b; C.1.a; C.1.d.i; C.1.d.iii)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	1 (A.3.c)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1 (C.1)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (C.1.d.iii)
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (B.3.a; B.3.b; C.1)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (B.1)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (C.1.f)
Right to due process	1 (C.1.a)
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	1 (C.1)
Non-discrimination	1 (A.3.a)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (B.3.b; C.1)
Data protection	1 (C.1)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (A.5)
Competition	1 (A.2)
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (C.1)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (C.1)
Human rights	1 (C.1.f)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

CCIM 2015

Statement of Principles for Cambodian Internet Freedom

Cambodian Center for Independent Media

2015

Acronym	CCIM 2015
Name	Statement of Principles for Cambodian Internet Freedom
Proponent	Cambodian Center for Independent Media
Year of release	2015
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Cambodia
Scope	National
Drafting process	Crowdsourced
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (2)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (2)
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1 (6)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (3)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (5)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (4)
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (6)
Data protection	1 (6)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	1 (6)
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	1 (6)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (7)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (1)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

APC 2011

Statement "Internet rights are human rights"

Association for Progressive Communications

2011

Acronym	APC 2011
Name	Statement "Internet rights are human rights"
Proponent	Association for Progressive Communications
Year of release	2011
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	South Africa
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1
Freedom of association/assembly	1
Democracy and the rule of law	1
Right to due process	1
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1
Data protection	1
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	1
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

CS-TUAC 2008

Seoul Declaration

Civil Society ? TUAC

2008

Acronym	CS-TUAC 2008
Name	Seoul Declaration
Proponent	Civil Society ? TUAC
Year of release	2008
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p.2)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p.1; p.2)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p.1; p.2)
Open data	1 (p.2)
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p.3)
Right to access the internet	1 (p.3)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	1 (p.2)
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	1 (p.2)
Open standards	1 (p.2)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	1 (p.2)
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p.1; p.2)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p.2)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p.2)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p.3)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p.1)
Data protection	1 (p.1)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p.2)
Competition	1 (p.2)
Economic development	1 (p.2)
Intellectual Property	1 (p.2)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (p.2)
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

UNGA-WSIS 2015

Res70_125 Outcome WSIS+10

UNGA-WSIS

2015

Acronym	UNGA-WSIS 2015
Name	Res70_125 Outcome WSIS+10
Proponent	UNGA-WSIS
Year of release	2015
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental/Multistakeholder
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking/Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Nc
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (2; 3; 29; 54)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (57)
Open data	1 (29)
Right to participation	1 (15; 45)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (6; 21; 22; 23)
Right to access the internet	1 (25)
Speed and affordability	1 (24; 30)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (33; 54)
Media and digital literacy	1 (24)
Security of the network	1 (48)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (24)
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	1 (24)
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (42; 44; 45)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (1; 29; 42; 45)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (42;44)
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (41)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (47)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (19; 24)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (44; 46)
Data protection	1 (46)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	1 (46)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (36; 38; 48)
Competition	1 (29)
Economic development	1 (9; 13)
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (9; 41; 42)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

FRA-GOV 2015

Republique Numerique

French Government

2015

Acronym	FRA-GOV 2015
Name	Republique Numerique
Proponent	French Government
Year of release	2015
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Ordinary Law
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	France
Scope	National
Drafting process	Crowdsourced
Bindingness	Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	1 (Tit. 1 Ch. 1; Art. 10)
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (Tit 3. Ch. 3)
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	1 (Art. 15)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	1 (Art. 11)
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (Art. 12)
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (Art. 9)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	1 (Art. 21)
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	1 (Art. 7; Tit. 2. Ch.2.)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (Art. 12; Art. 16)1 (Art. 12; Art. 16)1 (Art. 12; Art. 16)1 (Art. 12; Art. 16)1 (Art. 12; Art. 16)1 (Art. 12; Art. 16)1 (Art. 12; Art. 16)1 (Art. 12; Art. 16)1 (Art. 12; Art. 16)1 (Art. 12; Art. 16)1 (Art. 12; Art. 16)1 (Art. 12; Art. 16)
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	1 (Art. 19)
Innovation	1 (Art. 8; Art. 14)
Competition	1 (Art. 14)
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (Art. 1.II; Art 8.)
Intermediary liability	1 (Art. 13; Art. 15)
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (Art. 13)
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

CATO_2001

The Libertarian Vision for Telecom and High-Technology

Adam D. Thierer and Clyde Wayne Crews Jr.

2001

Acronym	CATO_2001
Name	The Libertarian Vision for Telecom and High-Technology
Proponent	Adam D. Thierer and Clyde Wayne Crews Jr.
Year of release	2001
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	USA
Scope	National
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	1
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (Com.3)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	1
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

COE 2012a

Recommendation on the Protection of Human Rights with Regard to Search Engines

CoE Committee of Ministers

2012

Acronym	COE 2012a
Name	Recommendation on the Protection of Human Rights with Regard to Search Engines
Proponent	CoE Committee of Ministers
Year of release	2012
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	Nd
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (Appendix I; Appendix IV)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (Appendix IV)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (6; 7; 8; Appendix I; etc.)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (7)
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (6; Appendix V)
Media and digital literacy	1 (6; 8; Appendix V)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (7; 8; Appendix III; Appendix IV)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (2; 7; Appendix II; Appendix III)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	1 (8; Appendix II; Appendix III; Appendix IV)
Right to legal remedies	1 (3)
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (Appendix III)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (8; Appendix II; Appendix IV)
Data protection	1 (7; 8; Appendix II)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (7; Appendix II)
Right to anonymity	1 (7; Appendix II)
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	1 (Appendix II)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (3)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (2; 7; Appendix IV)
AI mentioned	1 (4; Appendix I)
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

UK LD 2015

Protecting Your Data Online with a Digital Rights Bill

UK Liberal Democrats

2015

Acronym	UK LD 2015
Name	Protecting Your Data Online with a Digital Rights Bill
Proponent	UK Liberal Democrats
Year of release	2015
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Political Party
Proponent Location	UK
Scope	National
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (4)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (4)
Open data	1 (11)
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (10)
Right to access the internet	1 (10)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	1 (12)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	1 (10)
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (2; 5)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (10)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	1 (13)
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (9)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (6; 8; 9)
Data protection	1 (3; 6; 7; 8)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (1;2)
Right to anonymity	1 (6)
Protection from surveillance	1 (7)
Right to encryption	1 (9)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (8)
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

GNI 2008

Principles on Freedom of Expression and Privacy

Global Network Initiative

2008

Acronym	GNI 2008
Name	Principles on Freedom of Expression and Privacy
Proponent	Global Network Initiative
Year of release	2008
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Multistakeholder
Proponent Location	USA
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	2017
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (1 (p. 2); 5 (p. 5))
Anti-government sentiment	1 (3)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (6 (p.5))
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (1 (p. 2); 5 (p. 5-6))
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	1 (6 (p.5))
Freedom of expression	1 (2)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (2)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (1; 1 (p. 2); 3 (p. 3))
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (1)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

BISC 2009

Principles for the Governance and Use of the Internet

Brazil Internet Steering Committee

2009

Acronym	BISC 2009
Name	Principles for the Governance and Use of the Internet
Proponent	Brazil Internet Steering Committee
Year of release	2009
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	Brazil
Scope	National
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (2)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (2)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (2)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (3)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	1 (6)
Open standards	1 (9)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (9)
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (1)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (2)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	1 (10)
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (3)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (4)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (1)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (5)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (1)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

PCCC 1999

People's Communication Charter

People?s Communication Charter Coalition

1999

Acronym	PCCC 1999
Name	People's Communication Charter
Proponent	People?s Communication Charter Coalition
Year of release	1999
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (17)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (4; 10)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (3)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	1 (5)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	1 (7; 15)
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	1 (11; 16)
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (8; 9)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (13)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	1 (12)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (1)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

UNESCO 2014

Paris Declaration

UNESCO

2014

Acronym	UNESCO 2014
Name	Paris Declaration
Proponent	UNESCO
Year of release	2014
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (p. 1; p.2(3))
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 2 (5))
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 1; p.2; p.3)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 1; p.2)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 2 (6))
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 2)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

PHRF-OSI 1997

Open Internet Policy Principles

Multistakeholder conference organized by Parliamentary Human Rights Foundation (PHRF) e Open Society Institute

1997

Acronym	PHRF-OSI 1997
Name	Open Internet Policy Principles
Proponent	Multistakeholder conference organized by Parliamentary Human Rights Foundation (PHRF) e Open Society Institute
Year of release	1997
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Multistakeholder
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	1 (p.2)
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (p.1)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (p.1)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p.1)
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	1 (p.3)
Freedom of expression	1 (p.3)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p.3)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (p.3)
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	1 (p.4)
Right to legal remedies	1 (p.3)
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p.4)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p.4)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	1 (p.4)
Protection from surveillance	1 (p.3; 4)
Right to encryption	1 (p.4)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	1 (p.1)
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p.3)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

OECD 2011

Principles for internet policy-making

OECD

2011

Acronym	OECD 2011
Name	Principles for internet policy-making
Proponent	OECD
Year of release	2011
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Supranational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p.1; p. 3)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p.4)
No geo-fencing	1 (p.3)
Transparency and openness	1 (p.1; p.4)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (p.4)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (p.1; 2)
Speed and affordability	1 (p.1)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (p.4)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p.4)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p.2)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p.2)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (p.2)
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p.1)
Right to due process	1 (p.6)
Right to legal remedies	1 (p.6)
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p.2)
Protection of children	1 (p.2)
Non-discrimination	1 (p.3)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p.2; p. 3)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p.2; p.4; p.5)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (p.5)
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p.1; p.4; p. 5)
Competition	1 (p.1; p.3)
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (p.2; p.4)
Intermediary liability	1 (p.6)
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (p.2)
Human rights	1 (p.1)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

NM 2014

NetMundial Statement

NetMundial

2014

Acronym	NM 2014
Name	NetMundial Statement
Proponent	NetMundial
Year of release	2014
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Multistakeholder
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (1; p.3)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p.3; ii. 1)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p.3; i. 3; ii. 1)
Open data	1 (p.2)
Right to participation	1 (1; p.3; p.5)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (1; ii. 1)
Right to access the internet	1 (1; p.4)
Speed and affordability	1 (p.4)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	1 (p.4)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p.2)
Stability and reliability of the network	1 (p.2)
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (1)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (1)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (1)
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p.3; i. 3)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p.2)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p.4)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p.2)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (1)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	1 (1)
Right to encryption	1 (p.2)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p.3)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	1 (p.2)
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

BRA-PARL 2013

Marco Civil da Internet

Brazilian Parliament

2013

Acronym	BRA-PARL 2013
Name	Marco Civil da Internet
Proponent	Brazilian Parliament
Year of release	2013
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Ordinary Law
Proponent Type	Parliament
Proponent Location	Brazil
Scope	National
Drafting process	Crowdsourced
Bindingness	Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (24 i)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (3)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (2; 9 iii, 20)
Open data	1 (24 vi)
Right to participation	1 (3)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (27 i)
Right to access the internet	1 (4)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	1 (27)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	1 (3)
Open standards	1 (4; 24 v)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (4; 24 iii, 24 iv)
Stability and reliability of the network	1 (3)
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	1 (5)
Freedom of expression	1 (2; 3)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (9; 24 i)
Right to due process	1 (7)
Right to legal remedies	1 (7)
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	1 (29)
Non-discrimination	1 (9 iv)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (3; 7; 21)
Data protection	1 (3)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	1 (7)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (4)
Competition	1 (2)
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (2; 7)
Human rights	1 (2)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	Maggio2016: Approvati regolamenti attuativi

iRC 2015

iRights

iRights Coalition

2015

Acronym	iRC 2015
Name	iRights
Proponent	iRights Coalition
Year of release	2015
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	nd
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (5)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (2)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (2)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (2; 4)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (4)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (2)
Media and digital literacy	1 (5)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (4)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	1 (3)
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	1 (3)
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (2)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	1 (1)
Innovation	1 (5)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

APC 2006

Internet Rights Charter

Association for Progressive Communications

2006

Acronym	APC 2006
Name	Internet Rights Charter
Proponent	Association for Progressive Communications
Year of release	2006
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	South Africa
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (6.1)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (3.2, 7.2)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (3.2, 5.1, 6.2)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (4.1)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (1.4, 4.3)
Right to access the internet	1 (1.1, 1.4)
Speed and affordability	1 (1.1, 1.6)
Access and skills in the workplace	1 (1.7)1 (1.7)1 (1.7)1 (1.7)1 (1.7)1 (1.7)1 (1.7)1 (1.7)1 (1.7)1 (1.7)1 (1.7)1 (1.7)1 (1.7)1 (1.7)1 (1.7)1 (1.7)1 (1.7)1 (1.7)
User awareness and education	1 (7.1)
Media and digital literacy	1 (1.3)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	1 (6.6)
Open standards	1 (4.3, 6.5)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (4.3, 6.3, 6.7)
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	1 (4.2)
Device Rights	1 (3.2, 4.3)
Freedom of expression	1 (2.1, 2.2)1 (2.1, 2.2)1 (2.1, 2.2)1 (2.1, 2.2)1 (2.1, 2.2)1 (2.1, 2.2)1 (2.1, 2.2)1 (2.1, 2.2)1 (2.1, 2.2)1 (2.1, 2.2)1 (2.1, 2.2)1 (2.1, 2.2)1 (2.1, 2.2)1 (2.1, 2.2)1 (2.1, 2.2)1 (2.1, 2.2)1 (2.1, 2.2)1 (2.1, 2.2)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (3.2)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (2.3)
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (6.1)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	1 (7.2)
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (1.2, 1.6)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (1.9)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (5.1)
Data protection	1 (5.1)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (4.1)
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	1 (5.2)
Right to encryption	1 (5.3)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (4.1, 4.2, 4.3)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (7.1)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

NZL-PARL 2014

Internet Rights and Freedoms Bill

New Zeland Green Party

2014

Acronym	NZL-PARL 2014
Name	Internet Rights and Freedoms Bill
Proponent	New Zeland Green Party
Year of release	2014
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Ordinary Law
Proponent Type	Political Party
Proponent Location	New Zealand
Scope	National
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 1; Clause 31)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	NOT CODED
No geo-fencing	NOT CODED
Transparency and openness	1 (12)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (23; 31)
Right to access the internet	1 (12; 21)
Speed and affordability	1 (31)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (27)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	1 (12)
Open standards	1 (23)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (12)
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	1 (20; 23; 27; 31)
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (14)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (14)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (15)
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	1 (29)
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (12; 27; 31)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (16; 17; 22.1)
Data protection	1 (17; 22.5; 22.9; 22.10 etc.)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (16; 17; 22.3; 22.4)
Right to anonymity	1 (19; 22.5)
Protection from surveillance	1 (13; 17; 22.6; 24)
Right to encryption	1 (18; 22.5)
Right to be forgotten	1 (16)
Innovation	1 (20; 23; 31)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	1 (23; 31)
Intellectual Property	1 (25)
Intermediary liability	1 (25)
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p 1; Clause 27; 31)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

ITA-PARL 2015

Declaration of Internet Rights

Italian Parliament

2015

Acronym	ITA-PARL 2015
Name	Declaration of Internet Rights
Proponent	Italian Parliament
Year of release	2015
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Parliament
Proponent Location	Italy
Scope	National
Drafting process	Crowdsourced
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	NOT CODED
No geo-fencing	NOT CODED
Transparency and openness	1 (14.2; 14.5)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (14.3)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (2)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (3)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1 (13)
Net neutrality	1 (2.2; 4)
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (11.3)
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	1 (2.3)
Freedom of expression	1 (13.2)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (14.5; 14.6)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (14.2)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (5.1; 10.3; 13.2)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (2.5; 10.1; 14.2)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (5.1)
Data protection	1 (5)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (5.3; 5.4; 6; 12.2)
Right to anonymity	1 (10)
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	1 (11)
Innovation	1 (14.3)
Competition	1 (14.3)
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (1; 14.1)
AI mentioned	1 (9.3)
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

WEF 2012

Informed Societies: Towards a Code of Conduct for Government Leaders

World Economic Forum

2012

Acronym	WEF 2012
Name	Informed Societies: Towards a Code of Conduct for Government Leaders
Proponent	World Economic Forum
Year of release	2012
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Private
Proponent Location	Switzerland
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	Nd
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	NOT CODED
No geo-fencing	NOT CODED
Transparency and openness	1 (p.1;3)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (p.2)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (p.2; 3)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p.2; 3)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	1 (p.3)
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p.3)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p.2; 3)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p.2;3)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	1 (p.3)
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

WSIS+10 2013

Information and Knowledge For All

WSIS+10WSIS+10WSIS+10WSIS+10WSIS+10

2013

Acronym	WSIS+10 2013
Name	Information and Knowledge For All
Proponent	WSIS+10WSIS+10WSIS+10WSIS+10WSIS+10
Year of release	2013
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Multistakeholder
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p.2; 4)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	NOT CODED
No geo-fencing	NOT CODED
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (p.4)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (p.2)
Speed and affordability	1 (p.4)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (p.2; 4)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p.4)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	1 (p.3)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	1 (p.4)
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p.2; 3)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p.3; 4)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p.3)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p.3)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p.2; 3)
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p.4)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (p.4)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

PCPS 2012

Guiding Principles of Internet Freedom

Praxis Centre for Policy Studies

2012

Acronym	PCPS 2012
Name	Guiding Principles of Internet Freedom
Proponent	Praxis Centre for Policy Studies
Year of release	2012
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Tech-Academic
Proponent Location	Estonia
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (11)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	NOT CODED
No geo-fencing	NOT CODED
Transparency and openness	1 (11)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (7)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (1)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (4)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (2)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (6)
Protection of children	1 (6)
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (9)
Data protection	1 (5)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

COE 2014

Guide on Rights for Internet users

CoE Committee of Ministers

2014

Acronym	COE 2014
Name	Guide on Rights for Internet users
Proponent	CoE Committee of Ministers
Year of release	2014
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (5.5)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	NOT CODED
No geo-fencing	NOT CODED
Transparency and openness	1 (4.0)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (4.0; s.3.3; s.6: 1)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (1.1; 3)
Speed and affordability	1 (2)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (s. 5.1)
Media and digital literacy	1 (s 5.2)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	1 (2)
Freedom of expression	1 (1; 4)
Freedom of (religious) belief	1 (1.0)
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (1.0)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (1; 4; 1)
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (5.2)
Right to due process	1 (s. 7,2.1)
Right to legal remedies	1 (4.0; 5.3; s. 7.1)
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (s. 6.3)
Protection of children	1 (s. 6: 1)
Non-discrimination	1 (3.0; s.1.1; s.1.2; s.1. 4; s.6: 1)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (s. 5.1)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (1.0; s. 4.3; s. 4.5)
Data protection	1 (1.0; s. 4.2; s. 4.3; s.4.6 )
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (s. 4.3)
Right to anonymity	1 (s. 6.4)
Protection from surveillance	1 (s. 4.4)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (5.5)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (1.0)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

GTIW 2012

Governing the Internet Statement

Governing the Internet Workshop

2012

Acronym	GTIW 2012
Name	Governing the Internet Statement
Proponent	Governing the Internet Workshop
Year of release	2012
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	USA
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (2)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	NOT CODED
No geo-fencing	NOT CODED
Transparency and openness	1 (2)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (3)
Speed and affordability	1 (3)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	1 (4)
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (5)
Freedom of (religious) belief	1 (7)
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (4)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (7)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (6)
Data protection	1 (6)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	1 (6)
Protection from surveillance	1 (6)
Right to encryption	1 (6)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (4)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (1; 4)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

RGSC 2015

Global Government Surveillance Reform

Reform Government Surveillance Coalition (big company: Facebook, Microsoft, Dropbox?.)

2015

Acronym	RGSC 2015
Name	Global Government Surveillance Reform
Proponent	Reform Government Surveillance Coalition (big company: Facebook, Microsoft, Dropbox?.)
Year of release	2015
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Private
Proponent Location	USA
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (4)
Anti-government sentiment	1 (1)
Accountability/Responsibility	NOT CODED
No geo-fencing	NOT CODED
Transparency and openness	1 (2; 3)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (4)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (3)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	1 (6)
Freedom of expression	1 (6)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (4; 6)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	1 (2)
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (6)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (1; 6)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	1 (1)
Right to encryption	1 (6)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

GSHRD 2010

Geneva Declaration on Internet Freedom

Geneva Summit for Human Rights and Democracy

2010

Acronym	GSHRD 2010
Name	Geneva Declaration on Internet Freedom
Proponent	Geneva Summit for Human Rights and Democracy
Year of release	2010
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Switzerland
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	1 (5; 6)
Accountability/Responsibility	NOT CODED
No geo-fencing	NOT CODED
Transparency and openness	1 (3)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (1; 5; 8; 10)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (2)
Freedom of (religious) belief	1 (1)
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (2)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (11)
Right to due process	1 (9)
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (2; 3)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (6)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	1 (6; 7)
Protection from surveillance	1 (4; 6; 7)
Right to encryption	1 (7)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (4)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (8; 11)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

APC-GSIM 2014

Feminist Principles of the Internet

Gender, Sexuality, and Internet Meeting organised by Association for Progressive Communications

2014

Acronym	APC-GSIM 2014
Name	Feminist Principles of the Internet
Proponent	Gender, Sexuality, and Internet Meeting organised by Association for Progressive Communications
Year of release	2014
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Multinational
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	2016
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (17)
Anti-government sentiment	1 (9; 10; 13)
Accountability/Responsibility	NOT CODED
No geo-fencing	NOT CODED
Transparency and openness	1 (5; 7; 14)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (3)
Right to access the internet	1 (1)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1
Media and digital literacy	1
Security of the network	1 (8)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	1 (8)
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (10; 15)
Freedom of (religious) belief	1 (9; 10)
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (2)
Freedom of association/assembly	1
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (6)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (13; 14)
Protection of children	1 (16)
Non-discrimination	1 (2; 3)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (13)
Data protection	1 (13)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	1 (15)
Protection from surveillance	1 (10; 13)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	1 (14)
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (7)
Consumer protection	1
Human rights	1
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

EUROCITIES 2006

European Charter of Rights of Citizens in the Knowledge Society

Eurocities

2005

Acronym	EUROCITIES 2006
Name	European Charter of Rights of Citizens in the Knowledge Society
Proponent	Eurocities
Year of release	2005
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	NOT CODED
No geo-fencing	NOT CODED
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (IV)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (II)
Right to access the internet	1 (I)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (II)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (III)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (I)
Data protection	1 (I)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

JNC 2014

Delhi Declaration for a Just and Equitable Internet

Just Net Coalition

2014

Acronym	JNC 2014
Name	Delhi Declaration for a Just and Equitable Internet
Proponent	Just Net Coalition
Year of release	2014
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (1)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	NOT CODED
No geo-fencing	NOT CODED
Transparency and openness	1 (18)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (1)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (3; 13)
Right to access the internet	1 (13; 14; 22)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (13)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	1 (9)
Open standards	1 (10)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (10)
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	1 (10)
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (15)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (15)
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (1; 18)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	1 (11)
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (23)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (14)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (16)
Data protection	1 (12)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (11)
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	1 (16)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	1 (6)
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

COE 2011

Declaration on Internet Governance Principles

CoE Committee of Ministers

2011

Acronym	COE 2011
Name	Declaration on Internet Governance Principles
Proponent	CoE Committee of Ministers
Year of release	2011
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (2; 6)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	NOT CODED
No geo-fencing	NOT CODED
Transparency and openness	1 (2;7)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (4)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (9)
Right to access the internet	1 (5;8)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (4)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1 (6)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	1 (8)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (8)
Stability and reliability of the network	1 (6)
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	1 (9)
Freedom of expression	1 (9)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (9)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (1)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (10)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (9)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (8)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (3; 7)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (1)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

COE 2005

Declaration on Human Rights and the Rule of Law in the Information Society

CoE Committee of Ministers

2005

Acronym	COE 2005
Name	Declaration on Human Rights and the Rule of Law in the Information Society
Proponent	CoE Committee of Ministers
Year of release	2005
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (II)
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	NOT CODED
No geo-fencing	NOT CODED
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (I. 3)
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (I. 3)
Media and digital literacy	1 (I. 3)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (I. 1)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (I. 1)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (I. 8)
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (I. 7)
Right to due process	1 (I. 5)
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (I. 4)
Protection of children	1 (II. 4)
Non-discrimination	1 (I. 3)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (I. 3)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (I. 2)
Data protection	1 (II. 4)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (I. 6)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (II)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

COE 2003

Declaration on Freedom of Communication on the Internet

CoE Committee of Ministers

2003

Acronym	COE 2003
Name	Declaration on Freedom of Communication on the Internet
Proponent	CoE Committee of Ministers
Year of release	2003
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	NOT CODED
No geo-fencing	NOT CODED
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (4)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	1 (4)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (6)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (3; 6)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	1 (6)
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	1 (3)
Non-discrimination	1 (4)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	1 (7)
Protection from surveillance	1 (7)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	1 (6)
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

PEN 2011

Declaration on Digital Freedom

PEN International

2012

Acronym	PEN 2011
Name	Declaration on Digital Freedom
Proponent	PEN International
Year of release	2012
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	NOT CODED
No geo-fencing	NOT CODED
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (1; 4)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (2)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	1 (4.e)
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (3.d)
Data protection	1 (3.e)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	1 (3)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (4.c)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (4)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

TF 2012

Declaration of Internet Freedom

Tech Freedom et al.

2012

Acronym	TF 2012
Name	Declaration of Internet Freedom
Proponent	Tech Freedom et al.
Year of release	2012
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	1
Accountability/Responsibility	NOT CODED
No geo-fencing	NOT CODED
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	1
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	1
Freedom of expression	1
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1
Right to due process	1
Right to legal remedies	1
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1
Competition	1
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

WSIS 2003

Declaration of Principles (Geneva)

WSIS

2003

Acronym	WSIS 2003
Name	Declaration of Principles (Geneva)
Proponent	WSIS
Year of release	2003
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (20; 48)
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	NOT CODED
No geo-fencing	NOT CODED
Transparency and openness	1 (39; 48)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (21)
Right to access the internet	1 (48)
Speed and affordability	1 (51)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (B4)
Media and digital literacy	1 (B4)
Security of the network	1 (35; 48)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	1 (44)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (44)
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	1 (27)
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	1 (58)
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (B3; 55)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (39; 48)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (57)
Protection of children	1 (59)
Non-discrimination	1 (36; 44; 59)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (48; B8)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (35; 58)
Data protection	1 (35)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (41)
Competition	1 (39)
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (42)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (35)
Human rights	1 (B10)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

CS-WSIS 2003

Civil Society Declaration to the World Summit on the Information Society

WSIS Civil Society Plenary

2003

Acronym	CS-WSIS 2003
Name	Civil Society Declaration to the World Summit on the Information Society
Proponent	WSIS Civil Society Plenary
Year of release	2003
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (2.1; 2.4.7)
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	NOT CODED
No geo-fencing	NOT CODED
Transparency and openness	1 (2.2.3)
Open data	1 (2.4.7)
Right to participation	1 (2.1; 2.1.8; 2.2.3)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (2.1; 2.4.3)
Right to access the internet	1 (2.4.3)
Speed and affordability	1 (2.4.3)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (2.1.7; 2.4.5)
Media and digital literacy	1 (2.1.7; 2.3.1.1; 2.4.5)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	1 (2.1.8; 2.3.3.3; 2.4.5)
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (2.2.1; 2.3.2.1)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (2.1.1; 2.1.5; 2.2.3; 2.3.3.4)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (2.2.3; 2.2.9; 2.4.2)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	1 (2.2.7)
Non-discrimination	1 (2.1; 2.1.3; 2.2; 2.4.3)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (2.2; 2.2.5; 2.3.1; 2.4.5)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (2.2.2)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	1 (2.2.2)
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	1 (2.4.3)
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (2.3.3.2; 2.4.5)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (2.4.7)
Human rights	1 (2.1.2; 2.2)
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

CHI-CS 2009

China Internet Human Rights Declaration

Chinese Academics

2009

Acronym	CHI-CS 2009
Name	China Internet Human Rights Declaration
Proponent	Chinese Academics
Year of release	2009
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	China
Scope	National
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	NOT CODED
No geo-fencing	NOT CODED
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (1)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	1 (10)
Right to personal security and dignity	1
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (9)
Data protection	1
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	1 (7)
Protection from surveillance	1
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1
Human rights	1
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

HBF 2003

Charter of Civil Rights for a Sustainable Knowledge Society

Heinrich B?ll Foundation

2003

Acronym	HBF 2003
Name	Charter of Civil Rights for a Sustainable Knowledge Society
Proponent	Heinrich B?ll Foundation
Year of release	2003
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Germany
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Crowdsourced
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	NOT CODED
No geo-fencing	NOT CODED
Transparency and openness	1
Open data	1
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	1 (5)
User awareness and education	1
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	1 (3)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (7)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (6)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (9)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	1 (9)
Protection from surveillance	1 (5)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

FCFORUM 2010

Charter for Innovation, Creativity and Access to Knowledge

FC Forum

2010

Acronym	FCFORUM 2010
Name	Charter for Innovation, Creativity and Access to Knowledge
Proponent	FC Forum
Year of release	2010
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Spain
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	NOT CODED
No geo-fencing	NOT CODED
Transparency and openness	1 (5)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1
Speed and affordability	1
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	1
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	1 (1)
Device Rights	1
Freedom of expression	1
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	1 (2)
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1
Privacy rights (generalized)	1
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	1
Right to encryption	1
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

ELLO 2015

Bill of Rights for all Social Network Users

Ello (social network)

2015

Acronym	ELLO 2015
Name	Bill of Rights for all Social Network Users
Proponent	Ello (social network)
Year of release	2015
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Private
Proponent Location	USA
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	NOT CODED
No geo-fencing	NOT CODED
Transparency and openness	1
Open data	1
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	1
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	1
Right to anonymity	1
Protection from surveillance	1
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	1
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

CPI 2010

Asia Declaration on Internet Governance

Centre for Policy Initiatives

2010

Acronym	CPI 2010
Name	Asia Declaration on Internet Governance
Proponent	Centre for Policy Initiatives
Year of release	2010
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Asia Pacific
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	NOT CODED
No geo-fencing	NOT CODED
Transparency and openness	1
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (2)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

CIRN 2013

An Internet for the Common Good

CIRN Commons

2013

Acronym	CIRN 2013
Name	An Internet for the Common Good
Proponent	CIRN Commons
Year of release	2013
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Tech-Academic
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Crowdsourced
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	NOT CODED
No geo-fencing	NOT CODED
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	1
Right to participation	1
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (1)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1
Freedom of association/assembly	1
Democracy and the rule of law	1
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (4)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (9)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (3)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

OSCE 2003

Amsterdam Recommendations on Freedom of the Media and the Internet

OSCE

2003

Acronym	OSCE 2003
Name	Amsterdam Recommendations on Freedom of the Media and the Internet
Proponent	OSCE
Year of release	2003
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe, USA
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	NOT CODED
No geo-fencing	NOT CODED
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1
Media and digital literacy	1
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	1
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	1
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

ADC 2014

African Declaration on Internet Rights and Freedoms

AfDec Coalition

2014

Acronym	ADC 2014
Name	African Declaration on Internet Rights and Freedoms
Proponent	AfDec Coalition
Year of release	2014
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Africa
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Crowdsourced
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	NOT CODED
No geo-fencing	NOT CODED
Transparency and openness	1
Open data	1
Right to participation	1
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1
Right to access the internet	1
Speed and affordability	1
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1
Media and digital literacy	1
Security of the network	1
Net neutrality	1
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1
Freedom of association/assembly	1
Democracy and the rule of law	1
Right to due process	1
Right to legal remedies	1
Right to personal security and dignity	1
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1
Privacy rights (generalized)	1
Data protection	1
Control and self determination (individual level)	1
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	1
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

MASHABLE 2013

A Digital Bill of Rights for the Internet, by the Internet

Mashable

2013

Acronym	MASHABLE 2013
Name	A Digital Bill of Rights for the Internet, by the Internet
Proponent	Mashable
Year of release	2013
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Private
Proponent Location	UK
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Crowdsourced
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	C
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	NOT CODED
No geo-fencing	NOT CODED
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1
Right to access the internet	1 (1)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (2)
Freedom of (religious) belief	1 (2)
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (5)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (2)
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (2)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (2)
Data protection	1
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (4)
Right to anonymity	1 (9)
Protection from surveillance	1 (10)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	1 (6)
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1
Human rights	n/a
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a

EFF 2010

A Bill of Privacy Rights for Social Network Users

Electronic Frontier Foundation

2010

Acronym	EFF 2010
Name	A Bill of Privacy Rights for Social Network Users
Proponent	Electronic Frontier Foundation
Year of release	2010
Link	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	USA
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	C
Comprehensive / Specific	S
Current Version	n/a
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Anti-government sentiment	NOT CODED
Accountability/Responsibility	NOT CODED
No geo-fencing	NOT CODED
Transparency and openness	1 (5)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (4)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1
Data protection	1
Control and self determination (individual level)	1
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	1 (8)
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1
AI mentioned	n/a
AI & human rights	n/a
AI promotion of human values	n/a
AI & professional responsibility	n/a
AI & Fairness and Non-Discrimination	n/a
AI & Human Control of Technology	n/a
AI Transparency and Explainability	n/a
AI & Accountability	n/a
AI & Privacy	n/a
AI & Safety and Security	n/a
Environmental sustainability	NOT CODED
Minimal data collection	NOT CODED
Right to be offline	NOT CODED
Right to protest	NOT CODED
Freedom of hate speech	NOT CODED
Freedom from disinformation	NOT CODED
Freedom from attacks on reputation	NOT CODED
Non discrimination of women	NOT CODED
First Hit Only	n/a
Open Questions	n/a
Note	n/a