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VARIABLE	MODALITY AND CODING INSTRUCTIONS	NOTES
Identifier	Unique identification number
Name	Official name of the document; usually the English language title of a document unless no title in English can be found
Proponent	Name(s) of the author(s) of the document
Constitutional Language	The variable indicates if the document adopts the traditional jargon of constitutional texts, i.e. articulating contents in terms of rights, principles and duties. Expressions of traditional jargon are for example: - the use of plural pronouns e.g. ‘we’ - the use of plural categories e.g. citizens - the use of ‘legalese’ such as formal expressions - an introduction called ‘preamble’ - the use of modal verbs (e.g. must, shall) or present tense Values: yes, no, not defined
Individual or collective	The variable indicates if the document has been drafted by an individual person or a collective entity (a group of people, an organization or a group of organizations) Values: individual, collective
Comprehensive/specific	The variable indicates if the document deals with a single issue or more than one issue Values: specific (if the document deals with a single issue), comprehensive (if the document deals with more than one issue), not defined
Proponent Type	The type of actor that drafted the document. “Multistakeholder” if more than one group significantly represented. Values: academic, civil society, government, intergovernmental, multistakeholder, parliament, political party, private, technical community
Proponent Location	The legal residence(s) or legal head office(s) of the proponent(s). World region name if from several countries within that region, “global” if from several countries across at least two regions. Values: country name, region (e.g. “Europe”), global, unknown
Document Type	The variable classifies the document based on the following criteria: legal status of the author, bindingness of the document, and prescriptive intent Values: advocacy statement, official recommendation, official statement, ordinary law, private company policy, other
Bindingness	The variable indicates if the document is provided with legal and coercive Values: binding, not binding
Scope	The geographical area(s) to which the document is applicable as intended by the proponent(s). If none is specified or can be deducted, it is considered a “universal” declaration coded as “global”. Values: local, national, bi-national, regional, global
Drafting Process	The variable indicates the process through which the document has been drafted. If the document has been drafted resorting to different drafting processes (e.g. first authorial and then open to comment and consultation), the more participatory modality is reported Values: authorial (usual way for author type), crowdsourced (drafting was open to the public), multistakeholder (drafted by a network of heterogeneous actors), networking (drafted by a network of homogenous actors), not defined
Initial release	The year that the first version of the document has been published.
Most Recent Version	The year of the version of the document that was published most recently.
Content Governance	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
Link	The URL that the coded document was located at
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	The variable indicates whether the document calls for multistakeholder ownership over the Internet, Internet policies that take people's ideas into account, and giving individuals a right to participate in Internet governance. Include location(s) where found in the document
Accountability/Responsibility	The variable indicates whether there is any mention in the document of an individual, group, or government to be accountable or responsible for behaving a certain way online or for upholding these rights. This does not necessarily have to specify how accountability would work (courts, etc.). Include location(s) where found in the document.
No geo-fencing	The variable indicates whether there is any mention in the document that services and access to information should not be dependent on the location of the user. Include location(s) where found in the document..
Transparency and openness	The variable indicates whether the document calls for transparency or openness of infrastructure and governance. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Open data	The variable indicates whether the document calls for citizens to be able to access any data that is government-owned or funded by taxpayers or anything that is generally flagged as “open data”. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Right to participation	The variable indicates whether the document calls for citizens to have a right to “participate” (beyond access) in Internet activities. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	The variable indicates whether the document calls for a positive right to be included on the Internet (opposite to non-discrimination), without distinguishing based on disability status, age groups, gender or other demographic factors. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Right to access the internet	The variable indicates whether the document maintains that everyone has a right to Internet access. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Speed and affordability	The variable indicates whether the document maintains that the Internet should be quick and affordable for everyone. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Access and skills in the workplace	Includes rights - access and skills - that explicitly include references to work/the workplace. Include location(s) where found in the document.
User awareness and education	The variable indicates whether the document maintains that users must be actively informed of their rights and terms of service. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Media and digital literacy	The variable indicates whether the document maintains that users have a right to media and digital literacy or whether actors - state or private - have a duty to improve people’s media and digital literacy. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Security of the network	The variable indicates whether the document includes the principles of secure infrastructure and freedom from cyberattack. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Net neutrality	The variable indicates whether the document includes the principles that no sites or devices are allowed to be served faster than others, or slowed to the point of being difficult to use. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Open standards	The variable indicates whether the document promotes open technical standards. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	The variable indicates whether the document calls for technical interoperability or non-fragmentation of the Internet. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Stability and reliability	The variable indicates whether the document maintains that users have a right to a stable and reliable Internet connection. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Free and open source software	The variable indicates whether the document maintains that software tought to be free (as in free software) and open-source. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Device Rights	The variable indicates whether the document calls for users having a right to maintain control over how to use the technical devices they possess, or the right to use their specific device. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Freedom of expression	The variable indicates whether the document maintains that users must have the right to express themselves freely online. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Freedom of (religious) belief	The variable indicates whether the document maintains that users must have a right to freely express (religious) belief online. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	The variable indicates whether the document maintains that users must have a right to access any information they would like. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Freedom of association/assembly	The variable indicates whether the document maintains that users must have a right to be part of any online group or community they want, and associate freely with others. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Democracy and the rule of law	The variable indicates whether the document maintains that laws ought to be followed online in an equitable way, including countries’ laws and rules of an online service. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Right to due process	The variable indicates whether the document maintains that citizens' legal rights must be respected on the Internet. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Right to legal remedies	The variable indicates whether the document maintains that citizens have a right to pursue a legal route to realize their rights and interests, and laws to be enforced (including right to fair trial). Include location(s) where found in the document.
Right to personal security and dignity	The variable indicates whether the document maintains that users must have a right to their dignity and individual safety being upheld on the Internet.
Protection of children	The variable indicates whether the document argues that children need special protection on the Internet. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Non-discrimination	The variable indicates whether the document includes any normative statement of non-discrimination, no matter if general or specific to a target group. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Cultural and linguistic diversity	The variable indicates whether the document maintains that linguistic and cultural diversity must be promoted with regard to digital technologies. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Privacy rights (generalized)	The variable indicates whether the document includes any statement related to the protection of people’s privacy. Include location(s) where found in the document
Data protection	The variable indicates whether the document maintains that users must have a right to the protection of their personal data. This includes a right against search and seizure of data. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Control and self-determination (individual level)	The variable indicates whether the document maintains that users must have the right to choose what is done with their data, including who to share it with and when. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Right to anonymity	The variable indicates whether the document maintains that users must have a right to remain anonymous online. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Protection from surveillance	The variable indicates whether the document maintains that users must have a right to be protected from digital surveillance of all types, be it from governments or corporations. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Right to encryption	The variable indicates whether the document maintains that users must have a right to encrypt any data they would like. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Right to be forgotten	The variable indicates whether the document maintains that users must have a right to delete their accounts, remove any information about themselves and get a fresh start online. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Innovation	The variable indicates whether the document demands measures to encourage innovation in technology and ideas. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Competition	The variable indicates whether the document promotes the free market, and supports the idea that competition should be fair. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Economic development	The variable indicates whether the document demands measures to promote economic development. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Intellectual Property	The variable indicates whether the document maintains that users must have control over their intellectual property, that intellectual property needs to be protected in general. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Intermediary liability	The variable indicates whether the document maintains that those who cause harm must be held responsible, not third parties or hosting platforms. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Corporate responsibility	The variable indicates whether the document maintains that corporations must have a responsibility to provide services that abide by the rules according to their corporate (social) responsibility guidelines (as compared to legal mandates). Include location(s) where found in the document.
Consumer protection	The variable indicates whether the document maintains that users must have a right to be protected consumer protection rules and frameworks, or if there is a consumer protection framing in the document in general. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Human rights	The variable indicates whether the document includes any mention of the protection of human rights or the UDHR. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Environmental stability	The variable indicates whether the document maintains that the Internet and digital technologies ought to be environmentally sustainable (e.g., to avoid e-waste and electricity use, greenhouse gas emissions). Include location(s) where found in the document.
Minimal data collection	The variable indicates whether the document maintains that corporations and governments have a responsibility to collect as little user data as possible. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Right to be offline	The variable indicates whether the document maintains that users have a right to choose not to use digital services, i.e. have a right to unplug. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Freedom from hate speech	The variable indicates whether the document maintains that users must have a right to be protected from online attacks due to being part of a protected category like race, ethnicity, language, etc. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Freedom from attacks on reputation	The variable indicates whether the document maintains that users must have a right to not have their reputation attacked on the Internet. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Non-discrimination of women	The variable indicates whether the document maintains that women must have a right not to be discriminated against based on their gender. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Fairness and non-discrimination of algorithms	The variable indicates whether the document maintains that AI (decision) systems must follow ethical principles and practices aimed at ensuring that algorithms operate in a manner that is impartial and does not produce biased outcomes against any individual or group based on characteristics like race, gender, age, or socioeconomic status.
Transparency and explainability of algorithms	The variable indicates whether the document maintains that decisions made by AI must be understandable and its decisions must be transparent. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Human control of technology	The variable indicates whether the document maintains that a person must be responsible for the decisions taken by AI or similar technology, and/or that a person must have the final say for an AI decision. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Promotion of (human) values	The variable indicates whether the document maintains that those involved with setting up AI systems should prioritize human rights and human values. Include location(s) where found in the document.
Algorithmic accountability	The variable indicates whether the document maintains that there must be a system in place for a company/human to be accountable for the actions and decisions of an AI system. Include location(s) where found in the document.
AI Focus	Does the document include a section on or a significant mention of artificial intelligence (AI)? Values: yes, no
Coded version	The year of the version of the document that was included in this database
Languages available	The languages that the document is available in

Document List

Identifier

Name

Proponent

Initial Release

Manage

234

10 Principles of Responsible AI

Women Leading in AI

2019

Identifier	234
Name	10 Principles of Responsible AI
Proponent	Women Leading in AI
Initial Release	2019
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	UK
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2019
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2019
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p.16)
No geo-fencing	1 (p.7)
Transparency and openness	1 (pp.10-11), (p.16)
Open data	1 (p.2)
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p.3), p.11
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	1 (p.22)
User awareness and education	1 (p.3), (p.22)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p.19)
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	1 (p.22)
Free and open source software	1 (p.16)
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 12)
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 (p.10)
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p.12), (p. 21)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p.14)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 16)
Data protection	1 (p. 16)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (p.11)
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), (p.6)
Competition	1 (p. 3)
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (p.16)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (p. 2)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p.2), (p.12), (p.14)
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. 2)
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	1 (p. 6)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 6), (p. 16)
Human Control of Technology	1 (p.12)
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (p.2)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p.10)
Note	n/a

26 Recommendations on Content Governance

Access Now

2020

Identifier	57
Name	26 Recommendations on Content Governance
Proponent	Access Now
Initial Release	2020
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2020
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2020
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 41)
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)
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. 8, p. 9, p. 14)
Freedom from disinformation	1 (p. 7, p. 9, p. 14)
Freedom from attacks on reputation	1 (p. 27)
Non discrimination of women	1 (p. 12)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 17)
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 17, p. 20, p. 31, p. 38)
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 17, p. 31, p. 37, p. 39)
Note	n/a

A Bill of Privacy Rights for Social Network Users

Electronic Frontier Foundation

2010

Identifier	1
Name	A Bill of Privacy Rights for Social Network Users
Proponent	Electronic Frontier Foundation
Initial Release	2010
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	US
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2010
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2010
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
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
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	1 (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	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

A Bill of Rights for the Internet

Andrew Murray

2010

Identifier	58
Name	A Bill of Rights for the Internet
Proponent	Andrew Murray
Initial Release	2010
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Individual
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2010
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2010
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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)
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	1 (10)
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

A Bills of rights in Cyberspace

Jeff Jarvis

2010

Identifier	59
Name	A Bills of rights in Cyberspace
Proponent	Jeff Jarvis
Initial Release	2010
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Individual
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2010
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, German, Hebrew, Norwegian, French, Chinese
Coded Version	2010
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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 (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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

A Civil Society statement on the new ITRs and the future of multi-stakeholder engagement

Governing the Internet Workshop (Access, Africa Information and Communications Technology Alliance (AfICTA), ARTICLE 19, Asociación Colombiana de Usuarios de Internet,Association pour le Soutien et l'Appui à l'Entrepreneuriat Feminin (ASAFE), Center for Global Communications (GLOCOM), Center for Technology and Society at Fundação Getulio Vargas (CTS/FGV), Centre for Information Technology and Development (CITAD), Consumers International, Development Information Network (DevNet), Fundación Karisma, Global Illuminators, Global Partners and Associates, Index on Censorship, iNGO European Media Platform, Internet Democracy Project, Jan Servaes, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, US, Julia Group, Sweden, Kenya ICT Action Network (KICTANet), Movimento Mega, Neutralidad Si!, Open Source Foundation of Nigeria (OSFON), Partnership, Management and Support Programme, Public Knowledge, Software Freedom Law Centre, Timothy McGinnis, Internet Infrastructure and Governance Consultant, US, Tracey Naughton, Communication for Development Consultant, Australia, Urdu Internet Society, Prof. Wolfgang Kleinwächter, University of Aarhus, Denmark

2012

Identifier	24
Name	A Civil Society statement on the new ITRs and the future of multi-stakeholder engagement
Proponent	Governing the Internet Workshop (Access, Africa Information and Communications Technology Alliance (AfICTA), ARTICLE 19, Asociación Colombiana de Usuarios de Internet,Association pour le Soutien et l'Appui à l'Entrepreneuriat Feminin (ASAFE), Center for Global Communications (GLOCOM), Center for Technology and Society at Fundação Getulio Vargas (CTS/FGV), Centre for Information Technology and Development (CITAD), Consumers International, Development Information Network (DevNet), Fundación Karisma, Global Illuminators, Global Partners and Associates, Index on Censorship, iNGO European Media Platform, Internet Democracy Project, Jan Servaes, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, US, Julia Group, Sweden, Kenya ICT Action Network (KICTANet), Movimento Mega, Neutralidad Si!, Open Source Foundation of Nigeria (OSFON), Partnership, Management and Support Programme, Public Knowledge, Software Freedom Law Centre, Timothy McGinnis, Internet Infrastructure and Governance Consultant, US, Tracey Naughton, Communication for Development Consultant, Australia, Urdu Internet Society, Prof. Wolfgang Kleinwächter, University of Aarhus, Denmark
Initial Release	2012
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	US
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2012
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2012
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (2)
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	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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

269

A Declaration for the Future of the Internet

Government of the United States (The White House)

2022

Identifier	269
Name	A Declaration for the Future of the Internet
Proponent	Government of the United States (The White House)
Initial Release	2022
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	US
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2022
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2022
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 1) 1 (p.3)
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 1)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (p. 2)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 2)
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 1), 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	1 (p. 2)
Security of the network	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2)
Net neutrality	1 (p. 2)
Open standards	1 (p. 2)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 3)
Stability and reliability of the network	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 3)
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	1 (p. 2)
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2)
Freedom of (religious) belief	1 (p. 2)
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. 1), 1 (p. 2)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 1)
Protection of children	1 (p. 2)
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 2)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2)
Data protection	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	1 (p. 2)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2)
Competition	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 3)
Economic development	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2)
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (p. 2)
Human rights	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 3)
Environmental sustainability	1 (p. 3)
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), 1 (p. 2)
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	1 (p. 2)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

A Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace

John P. Barlow

1996

Identifier	60
Name	A Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace
Proponent	John P. Barlow
Initial Release	1996
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	US
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Individual
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	1996
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	1996
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	1
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

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

Mashable

2013

Identifier	2
Name	A Digital Bill of Rights for the Internet, by the Internet
Proponent	Mashable
Initial Release	2013
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Private
Proponent Location	UK
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Crowdsourced
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2013
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2013
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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
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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

201

A Framework For The Ethical Use Of Advanced Data Science Methods In The Humanitarian Sector

Data Science and Ethics Group

2020

Identifier	201
Name	A Framework For The Ethical Use Of Advanced Data Science Methods In The Humanitarian Sector
Proponent	Data Science and Ethics Group
Initial Release	2020
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2020
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2020
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 9)
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 3, p. 8, p. 41)
Open data	1 (p. 17)
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 (p. 9)
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
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)	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 (p. 16)
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 3)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 3)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 7, p. 11, p. 16, p. 30)
Data protection	1 (p. 8, p. 13, p. 16, p. 17, p. 18, p. 25-28)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (p. 7)
Right to anonymity	1 (p. 3, p. 7)
Protection from surveillance	1 (p. 16)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. 2, p. 3, p. 20)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 2)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 14)
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. 3)
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 8, p. 11, p. 30, p. 31, p. 34)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 8, p. 11, p. 16, p. 23, p. 26)
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 9, p. 30)
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (p. 9)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 8, p. 11, p. 17, p. 30, p. 31, p. 32)
Note	n/a

307

A Global Action Plan for Electronic Business (3rd Edition)

Alliance for Global Business

1998

Identifier	307
Name	A Global Action Plan for Electronic Business (3rd Edition)
Proponent	Alliance for Global Business
Initial Release	1998
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Technical Community
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2002
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2002
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
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 (p. 23)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 9)
Data protection	1 (p. 23)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (p. 56)
Right to anonymity	1 (p. 9)
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	1 (p. 31)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. 7)
Competition	1 (p. 7)
Economic development	1 (p. 10)
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 19)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (p. 24)
Human rights	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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

301

A guide to good practice for digital and data-driven health technologies

UK Department of Health & Social Care

2021

Identifier	301
Name	A guide to good practice for digital and data-driven health technologies
Proponent	UK Department of Health & Social Care
Initial Release	2021
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Other
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	UK
Scope	National
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2021
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2021
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (§1)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (§1)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (introduction)
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 (§3)
Security of the network	1 (§8)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	1 (§10)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (introduction, §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)	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 (introduction, §1)
Data protection	1 (§6, §7)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	1 (§6)
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)
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (§1)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (§1)
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (§1, §7)
Note	n/a

300

A Manifesto in Defense of Democracy and the Rule of Law in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

Transatlantic Reflection Group on Democracy and the Rule of Law in the Age of Artificial Intelligence (The Athens Roundatable)

2021

Identifier	300
Name	A Manifesto in Defense of Democracy and the Rule of Law in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Proponent	Transatlantic Reflection Group on Democracy and the Rule of Law in the Age of Artificial Intelligence (The Athens Roundatable)
Initial Release	2021
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Multistakeholder
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2022
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2021
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 3, p. 4, p. 7)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 2, p. 3, p. 4, p. 5, p. 7)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 3, p. 5, p. 6, p. 7)
Open data	1 (p. 6)
Right to participation	1 (p. 3, p. 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	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1 (p. 1, p. 6, p. 7)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	1 (p. 6)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 6)
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)
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. 1, p. 2, p. 3, p. 4, p. 5, p. 6, p. 7)
Right to due process	1 (p. 6)
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 1, p. 6, p. 7)
Protection of children	1 (p. 6)
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 6)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 6)
Data protection	1 (p. 3, p. 4, p. 6)
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. 1, p. 3, p. 5)
Competition	1 (p. 1, p. 3, p. 5)
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (p. 6)
Consumer protection	1 (p. 4)
Human rights	1 (p. 2, p. 4, p. 6)
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, p. 6)
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

A Social Network Users Bill of Rights: You Must Decide

Computer, Freedom, and Privacy Conference (CFP)

2010

Identifier	62
Name	A Social Network Users Bill of Rights: You Must Decide
Proponent	Computer, Freedom, and Privacy Conference (CFP)
Initial Release	2010
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Multistakeholder
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Crowdsourced
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2010
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2010
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

215

ACM Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct

Association for Computing Machinery

2018

Identifier	215
Name	ACM Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct
Proponent	Association for Computing Machinery
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Private Company Policy
Proponent Type	Technical Community
Proponent Location	US
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Spanish, Chinese
Coded Version	2018
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 2: 1.1)
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 3: 1.3; p. 4: 1.6)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 3: 1.4)
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 3: 1.4; p. 9: 3.7)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	1 (p. 5: 2.2; p. 8: 3.5)
User awareness and education	1 (p. 4: 1.6)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 6: 2.7)
Security of the network	1 (p. 7: 2.9)
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	1 (p. 4: 1.5)
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. 2: 1.1)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 3: 1.4)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 2: 1.1; p. 4: 1.6)
Data protection	1 (p. 2: 1.2)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (p. 4: 1.6)
Right to anonymity	1 (p. 4: 1.6)
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. 3: 1.5)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 3: 1.5)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 2: 1.1)
Environmental sustainability	1 (p. 2: 1.1, 1.2)
Minimal data collection	1 (p. 4: 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	1 (p. 2: 1.2)
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

319

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

Identifier	319
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
Initial Release	2001
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2001
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Spanish, French
Coded Version	2001
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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)	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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

African Declaration on Internet Rights and Freedoms

AfDec Coalition (Irish Council for Civil Liberties, African Centre for Open Governance, ALT Advisory, AmaBhungane, Association for Progressive Communications (APC), Article 19, Article 19 Eastern Africa, Article 19 Senegal et Afrique de l'ouest, Collaboration on International ICT Policy for East and Southern Africa (CIPESA), Ciudadanía Inteligente, First Mile First Inch (FMFI), Centre for Information Technology and Development (CITAD), Civicus, Tanzania Comission for Human Rights and Good Governance, dotAfrica Foundation, Global Partners Digital, Global Voices, The Institute for Social Accountability (TISA), Internet Society Ghana Chapter, Institute for Public Policy Research, KICTANet, Legal Resources Centre (LRC) - South Africa, Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA), Media Rights Agenda, Media Institute of Southern Africa Malawi, Media Institute of Southern Africa Zambia, Media Institute of Southern Africa Zimbabwe, Motoon, Namibia Media Trust (NMT), Network for Digital Rights in Ethiopia (NDRE), Paradigm Initiative, PROmotion des TEchnologies Garantes de lEnvironnement et de la Qualité de Vie (PROTEGE QV), SOS Coalition, GivenGain Foundation Right2Know Campaign, South African Human Rights Commission, Support for Information Technology Center (SITC Egypt), World Wide Web Foundation, Media Monitoring Africa, South African National Editors Forum (SANEF), Africa Freedom of Information Centre (AFIC), Centre for Human Rights University of Pretoria, ICT Users Association (ASUTIC), Centre for Youth Empowerment and Leadership (CYEL), Centre for Multilateral Affairs (CfMA), Common Cause Zambia, Endcode, Haki Maendeleo, JamiiForums, Rudi International, Women of Uganda Network (WOUGNET), YMCA The Gambia, Arid Lands Information Network (ALIN), Unwanted Witness)

2014

Identifier	3
Name	African Declaration on Internet Rights and Freedoms
Proponent	AfDec Coalition (Irish Council for Civil Liberties, African Centre for Open Governance, ALT Advisory, AmaBhungane, Association for Progressive Communications (APC), Article 19, Article 19 Eastern Africa, Article 19 Senegal et Afrique de l'ouest, Collaboration on International ICT Policy for East and Southern Africa (CIPESA), Ciudadanía Inteligente, First Mile First Inch (FMFI), Centre for Information Technology and Development (CITAD), Civicus, Tanzania Comission for Human Rights and Good Governance, dotAfrica Foundation, Global Partners Digital, Global Voices, The Institute for Social Accountability (TISA), Internet Society Ghana Chapter, Institute for Public Policy Research, KICTANet, Legal Resources Centre (LRC) - South Africa, Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA), Media Rights Agenda, Media Institute of Southern Africa Malawi, Media Institute of Southern Africa Zambia, Media Institute of Southern Africa Zimbabwe, Motoon, Namibia Media Trust (NMT), Network for Digital Rights in Ethiopia (NDRE), Paradigm Initiative, PROmotion des TEchnologies Garantes de lEnvironnement et de la Qualité de Vie (PROTEGE QV), SOS Coalition, GivenGain Foundation Right2Know Campaign, South African Human Rights Commission, Support for Information Technology Center (SITC Egypt), World Wide Web Foundation, Media Monitoring Africa, South African National Editors Forum (SANEF), Africa Freedom of Information Centre (AFIC), Centre for Human Rights University of Pretoria, ICT Users Association (ASUTIC), Centre for Youth Empowerment and Leadership (CYEL), Centre for Multilateral Affairs (CfMA), Common Cause Zambia, Endcode, Haki Maendeleo, JamiiForums, Rudi International, Women of Uganda Network (WOUGNET), YMCA The Gambia, Arid Lands Information Network (ALIN), Unwanted Witness)
Initial Release	2014
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Africa
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Crowdsourced
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2014
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French, Arabic, Portuguese
Coded Version	2014
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 13)
No geo-fencing	n/a
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
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	1 (p.21)
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	1 (p. 19)
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	1 (p. 10)
Non discrimination of women	1 (p. 13, p. 25)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

207

AI at Google: our principles

Google

2018

Identifier	207
Name	AI at Google: our principles
Proponent	Google
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Private Company Policy
Proponent Type	Private
Proponent Location	US
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2018
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (6)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (introduction, 4, 6)
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	1 (6)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1 (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	1 (introduction)
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 (3)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (2)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (5)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (4, 5)
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	1 (introduction, 6)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (Second part: 4)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (4)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (2)
Human Control of Technology	1 (4)
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (5)
Note	n/a

244

AI ethics & governance

Accenture

2023

Identifier	244
Name	AI ethics & governance
Proponent	Accenture
Initial Release	2023
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Other
Proponent Type	Private
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2023
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2023
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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	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	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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1
Note	n/a

248

AI Ethics Code

AI Alliance Russia

2023

Identifier	248
Name	AI Ethics Code
Proponent	AI Alliance Russia
Initial Release	2023
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Private
Proponent Location	Russia
Scope	National
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2023
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English, Russian
Coded Version	2023
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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	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. 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	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. 1)
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
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	1 (p. 3)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 1)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 5)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 2)
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 5)
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 5)
Note	n/a

294

AI Ethics Principles & Guidelines

Smart Dubai

2018

Identifier	294
Name	AI Ethics Principles & Guidelines
Proponent	Smart Dubai
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	UAE
Scope	National
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2018
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 23)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 26, p. 27)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
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	1 (p. 12, p. 26)
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	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	1 (p. 9, p. 12)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 22)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 22)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 10-11)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	1 (p. 11)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. 3, p. 14)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 7, p. 14)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (p. 22)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 22)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 20)
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 10)
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (p. 10)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 26-29)
Note	n/a

257

AI Guidelines

Deutsche Telekom

2018

Identifier	257
Name	AI Guidelines
Proponent	Deutsche Telekom
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Private Company Policy
Proponent Type	Private
Proponent Location	Germany
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English, German
Coded Version	2018
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 5, p. 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	1 (p. 11)
User awareness and education	1 (p. 11)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 11)
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	1 (p. 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	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 3)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 9)
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 9)
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (p. 4)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 8)
Note	n/a

AI Principles

Asilomar Conference

2017

Identifier	64
Name	AI Principles
Proponent	Asilomar Conference
Initial Release	2017
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Multistakeholder
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2017
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English, Chinese, German, Japanese, Korean, Russian
Coded Version	2017
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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	1 (11)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (11)
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
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	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 (11)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (9)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	1 (16, 22)
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (10, 11, 17)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (7, 8)
Note	n/a

226

AI Principles of Telefonica

Telefonica

2018

Identifier	226
Name	AI Principles of Telefonica
Proponent	Telefonica
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Private Company Policy
Proponent Type	Private
Proponent Location	Spain
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English, Spanish
Coded Version	2018
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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 (p. 3)
Data protection	1 (p. 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 (p. 2)
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	1 (p. 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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 2)
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 3)
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (p. 3)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 3)
Note	n/a

239

AI Rights For Consumers

BEUC

2019

Identifier	239
Name	AI Rights For Consumers
Proponent	BEUC
Initial Release	2019
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2019
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2019
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 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	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)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	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	1 (p. 1, p. 6)
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 1, p. 5)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 2)
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	1 (p. 2)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. 2)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (p. 1-6)
Human rights	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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 1, p. 3)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 1, p. 4, p. 5)
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 1, p. 3)
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 1, p. 3)
Note	n/a

237

AI Utilization Guidelines

Government of Japan, G7, OECD

2018

Identifier	237
Name	AI Utilization Guidelines
Proponent	Government of Japan, G7, OECD
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2019
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English, Japanese
Coded Version	2019
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 9, p. 17)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 12, p. 27)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 28)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 9)
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. 12, p. 18, p. 21)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 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	1 (p. 9)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 9, p. 12, p. 23-24)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 12, p. 22-23)
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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 12, p. 25-26)
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 16, p. 26)
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (p. 9)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 12, p. 16, p. 26-27)
Note	n/a

Amsterdam Recommendations on Freedom of the Media and the Internet

OSCE

2003

Identifier	4
Name	Amsterdam Recommendations on Freedom of the Media and the Internet
Proponent	OSCE
Initial Release	2003
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2003
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French, German, Romanian, Russian, Serbian
Coded Version	2003
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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	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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

162

An Internet free & secure: a human rights based approach to cybersecurity

Freedom Online Coalition (Argentina, Australia, Austria, Cabo Verde, Canada, Chile, Costa Rica, The Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Georgia, Germany, Ghana, Ireland, Iceland, Italy, Japan, Kenya, Republic of Korea, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, The Maldives, Mexico, Moldova, Mongolia, The Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Tunisia, United Kingdom, United States of America)

2015

Identifier	162
Name	An Internet free & secure: a human rights based approach to cybersecurity
Proponent	Freedom Online Coalition (Argentina, Australia, Austria, Cabo Verde, Canada, Chile, Costa Rica, The Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Georgia, Germany, Ghana, Ireland, Iceland, Italy, Japan, Kenya, Republic of Korea, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, The Maldives, Mexico, Moldova, Mongolia, The Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Tunisia, United Kingdom, United States of America)
Initial Release	2015
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2019
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2015
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 8, p. 9, p. 10)
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 9)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 9)
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. 9)
Security of the network	1 (p. 4, p. 7, p. 9, p. 11)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	1 (p. 9)
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 9)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (p. 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 (p. 4)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 4, p. 9)
Data protection	1 (p. 4)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	1 (p. 9)
Protection from surveillance	1 (p. 10)
Right to encryption	1 (p. 9)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. 7)
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. 4, p. 7, p. 9)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

296

ARCC: An Ethical Framework for Artificial Intelligence

Tencent Research Institute

2020

Identifier	296
Name	ARCC: An Ethical Framework for Artificial Intelligence
Proponent	Tencent Research Institute
Initial Release	2020
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Private
Proponent Location	China
Scope	National
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2020
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English, Chinese
Coded Version	2020
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (I, III)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (I)
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 (II)
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 (III)
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	1 (II)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (I, III)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (I)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (II, III)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (III)
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 (III)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (I, III)
Human Control of Technology	1 (IV)
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (I, III)
Note	n/a

277

Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: Policy Paper

Internet Society

2017

Identifier	277
Name	Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: Policy Paper
Proponent	Internet Society
Initial Release	2017
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Technical Community
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2017
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2017
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 10, p. 12)
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	1 (p. 11)
Security of the network	1 (p. 6, p. 7, p. 11)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	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)	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. 6. p. 11)
Data protection	1 (p. 11)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	1 (p. 11)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. 3)
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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 2, p. 6, p. 8, p. 12)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 6, p. 7)
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 11)
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (p. 6, p. 10)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 6, p. 10)
Note	n/a

275

Artificial Intelligence for Children: Beijing Principles

International Research Center for AI Ethics and Governance, Institute of Automation, Chinese Academy of Sciences

2020

Identifier	275
Name	Artificial Intelligence for Children: Beijing Principles
Proponent	International Research Center for AI Ethics and Governance, Institute of Automation, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Initial Release	2020
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Academic
Proponent Location	China
Scope	National
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2020
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2020
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1
Accountability/Responsibility	1
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	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1
Media and digital literacy
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)	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
Protection of children	1
Non-discrimination	1
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	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
Environmental sustainability	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	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

233

Artificial Intelligence Framework

Vodafone

2019

Identifier	233
Name	Artificial Intelligence Framework
Proponent	Vodafone
Initial Release	2019
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Private Company Policy
Proponent Type	Private
Proponent Location	UK
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2019
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2019
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 4)
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)	1 (p. 4)
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	1 (p. 5)
User awareness and education	1 (p. 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	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, p. 4)
Data protection	1 (p. 2, 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	1 (p. 5)
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. 4)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 2)
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 3)
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (p. 4)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

264

Artificial Intelligence: Open Questions About Gender Inclusion

G20: Women20 (Web Foundation)

2018

Identifier	264
Name	Artificial Intelligence: Open Questions About Gender Inclusion
Proponent	G20: Women20 (Web Foundation)
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2018
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 4)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	1 (p. 4)
Right to participation	1 (p. 2)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 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	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
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. 2-5)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 3)
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 4)
Note	n/a

274

Artificial Intelligence. The Public Policy Opportunity

Intel

2017

Identifier	274
Name	Artificial Intelligence. The Public Policy Opportunity
Proponent	Intel
Initial Release	2017
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Other
Proponent Type	Private
Proponent Location	US
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2017
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2017
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 8)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 8)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p.5)
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	1 (p. 3, p. 5)
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1 (p. 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	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. 7)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 9)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 7)
Data protection	1 (p. 6)
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	1 (p. 3-5)
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 8)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 4, p. 9)
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 9-10)
Note	n/a

238

Australias AI Ethics Principles

Government of Australia

2018

Identifier	238
Name	Australias AI Ethics Principles
Proponent	Government of Australia
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	Australia
Scope	National
Drafting process	Not defined
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2018
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (8)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (6)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
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	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
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	1 (5)
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)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	1 (2)
Right to legal remedies	1 (8)
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (4)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (3)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (2)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (4)
Data protection	1 (4)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (2)
Right to anonymity	1 (4)
Protection from surveillance	1 (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	1 (8)
Corporate responsibility	1 (5), 1 (8)
Consumer protection	1 (4)
Human rights	1 (1), 1( 2)
Environmental sustainability	1 (1)
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	1 (7)
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	1 (6)
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (3)
Human Control of Technology	1 (8)
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (2)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (6)
Note	n/a

230

Beijing Artificial Intelligence Principles

Beijing Academy of Artificial Intelligence (BAAI)

2019

Identifier	230
Name	Beijing Artificial Intelligence Principles
Proponent	Beijing Academy of Artificial Intelligence (BAAI)
Initial Release	2019
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Multistakeholder
Proponent Location	China
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2019
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English, Chinese
Coded Version	2019
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1
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)	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	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	1
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	1
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
Environmental sustainability	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	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	1
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1
Human Control of Technology	1
Promotion of (Human) Values	1
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1
Note	n/a

Bill of Rights and Responsibilities for Electronic Learners

EDUCOM

1993

Identifier	65
Name	Bill of Rights and Responsibilities for Electronic Learners
Proponent	EDUCOM
Initial Release	1993
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	US
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	1994
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	1994
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (II.5)
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 (I.1, I.2, II.5)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	1 (IV.4)
User awareness and education	1 (I.3, II, II.3)
Media and digital literacy	1 (II, IV.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 (I.4, II.4)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (II.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 (II.4, IV.3)
Data protection	1 (IV.2, IV.3)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (I.3, IV.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 (I.5, II.2, III.2)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

270

Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights

Government of the United States (The White House)

2022

Identifier	270
Name	Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights
Proponent	Government of the United States (The White House)
Initial Release	2022
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	US
Scope	National
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2022
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2022
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 3, p. 4, p. 5)
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 5, p. 6, 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. 6)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1 (p. 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	1 (p. 3, p. 4)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	1 (p. 7)
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 5)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 3, p. 5)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 3, p. 4, p. 6)
Data protection	1 (p. 6)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (p. 6)
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	1 (p. 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	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	1 (p. 6)
Right to be offline	1 (p. 7)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

241

Bosch code of ethics for AI

Bosch

2020

Identifier	241
Name	Bosch code of ethics for AI
Proponent	Bosch
Initial Release	2020
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Private Company Policy
Proponent Type	Private
Proponent Location	Germany
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2020
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English, German
Coded Version	2020
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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	1 (p. 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	1 (p. 1)
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	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 1, p. 2)
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 1)
Note	n/a

243

Building on the Hamburg Statement and The G20 Roadmap For Digitalization Towards a G20 Framework For Artificial Intelligence in the Workplace

G20: Think20 (Consejo Argentino para las Relaciones Internacionales (CARI), Center for the Implementation of Public Policies Promoting Equity and Growth (CIPPEC))

2018

Identifier	243
Name	Building on the Hamburg Statement and The G20 Roadmap For Digitalization Towards a G20 Framework For Artificial Intelligence in the Workplace
Proponent	G20: Think20 (Consejo Argentino para las Relaciones Internacionales (CARI), Center for the Implementation of Public Policies Promoting Equity and Growth (CIPPEC))
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English, Spanish
Coded Version	2018
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 8-9, p. 21-22)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 17)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 7)
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	1 (p. 5-8)
User awareness and education	1 (p. 5)
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. 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	1 (p. 18)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 5, p. 7, p. 18)
Data protection	1 (p. 5)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (p. 5)
Right to anonymity	1 (p. 5)
Protection from surveillance	1 (p. 6)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. 8)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	1 (p. 6)
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 18)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (p. 19)
Consumer protection	1 (p. 16)
Human rights	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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 8, p. 19)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 6, p. 7, p. 16)
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 6, p. 7)
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (p. 20-21)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 7-8, p. 18)
Note	n/a

273

Business Ethics and Artificial Intelligence

Institute of Business Ethics

2018

Identifier	273
Name	Business Ethics and Artificial Intelligence
Proponent	Institute of Business Ethics
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	UK
Scope	National
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2018
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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	1 (p. 6)
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. 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	1 (p. 4)
Competition	1 (p. 4)
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 5)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 2, p. 4)
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 4)
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (p. 2)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 3)
Note	n/a

Canada's Digital Charter in Action

Government of Canada

2019

Identifier	66
Name	Canada's Digital Charter in Action
Proponent	Government of Canada
Initial Release	2019
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	Canada
Scope	National
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2019
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French
Coded Version	2019
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 3, p. 9, p. 18, p. 19, p. 20, p. 21, p. 22)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 10, p. 15, p. 18)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. i, p. 9, p. 15, p. 18, p. 19)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (p. i, p. 12, p. 17)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 1, p. 5, p. 7, p. 8, p. 10, p. 12, p. 13, p. 15, p. 21, p. 22)
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 8, p. 15, p. 16)
Speed and affordability	1 (p. 7, p. 8, p. 20)
Access and skills in the workplace	1 (p. i, p. 1, p. 3, p. 5, p. 6, p. 11, p. 12, p. 13, p. 17)
User awareness and education	1 (p. 19)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 5, p. 7, p. 10, p. 12, p. 17)
Security of the network	1 (p. 10, p. 13, p. 14, p. 15, p. 17)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 10, p. 15, p. 21)
Stability and reliability of the network	1 (p. 8)
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. 15)
Right to due process	1 (p. 10)
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 10)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. i, p. 9, p. 10, p. 13, p. 18, p. 21)
Data protection	1 (p. i, p. 9, p. 14, p. 18)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (p. 9, p. 12, p. 18)
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. i, p. 1, p. 3, p. 9, p. 10, p. 15, p. 18, p. 20, p. 21, p. 22)
Competition	1 (p. i, p. 6, p. 8, p. 12, p. 14, p. 20, p. 22)
Economic development	1 (p. i, p. 3, p. 7, p. 14)
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 10, p. 20)
Intermediary liability	1 (p. 18)
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 21)
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. 15)
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	1 (p. 11)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 21)
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (p. 21)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

293

Carta Iberoamericana de Principios y Derechos en Entornos Digitales

Secretaría General Iberoamericana (SEGIB)

2023

Identifier	293
Name	Carta Iberoamericana de Principios y Derechos en Entornos Digitales
Proponent	Secretaría General Iberoamericana (SEGIB)
Initial Release	2023
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Latin America
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2023
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	Spanish
Coded Version	2023
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 19)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 20), 1 (p. 24)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 21, 24, 27, 31)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (p. 19)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 8)
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 6)
Speed and affordability	1 (p. 9)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (p. 13, p. 14)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 14, p. 15)
Security of the network	1 (p. 11, p. 12)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 13, p. 23)
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 21)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 20, p. 21)
Freedom of association/assembly
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	1 (p. 11)
Protection of children	1 (p. 16)
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 6-7, p. 10, p. 17, p. 20, p. 23, p. 26-27, p. 31, )
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 11)
Data protection	1 (p. 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. 6, p. 28)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	1 (p. 8, p. 12, p. 23, p. 26, p. 31)
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (p. 26, p. 27)
Human rights	1 (p. 3, p. 21)
Environmental sustainability	1 (p. 20)
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	1 (p. 20)
Freedom from disinformation	1 (p. 19-21)
Freedom from attacks on reputation	1 (p. 21)
Non discrimination of women	1 (p. 8-10)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

Carta internazionale dei diritti digitali

Social Innovation Society

2014

Identifier	67
Name	Carta internazionale dei diritti digitali
Proponent	Social Innovation Society
Initial Release	2014
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Multistakeholder
Proponent Location	Italy
Scope	National
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2014
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	Italian
Coded Version	2014
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

Challenges to Freedom of Expression in the Next Decade

UN, OSCE, OAS, ACHPR

2019

Identifier	68
Name	Challenges to Freedom of Expression in the Next Decade
Proponent	UN, OSCE, OAS, ACHPR
Initial Release	2019
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2019
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2019
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (3.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)
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 (3.b)
Freedom from disinformation	1 (3.b, 3.e)
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (3.d)
Note	n/a

Charter for Innovation, Creativity and Access to Knowledge

FC Forum (eXgae (now X.net), Networked Politics, Mayo Fuster Morell, P2P Foundation, Consumers International, Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), David Bollier, Knowledge Ecology International / James Love, La Quadrature du Net, ScambioEtico, Pirat Partiet / Amelia Andersdotter, European Digital Rights (EDRI), Participatory Culture Foundation, Michel Bauwens, Creative Commons España/ Ignasi Labastida, Transnational Institute/Hilary Wainwright, Students for Free Culture, Jose Murilo / Department of Digital Culture (Government of Brazil), Nagarjuna G., John Howkins,Alberto Barrionuevo/FFII.org.es, ALQUA, Isaac Hacksimov, Dyne.org Foundation/Denis Jaromil Roio, The Open Standards, Alliance/Stefan Marsiske, David Evan Harris, David Hammerstein, Joan Subirats, Fundación Karisma, Carlos Sanchez Almeida, Free Knowledge Institute (FKI), FLOSS Manuals, David Maeztu, Josep Jover, Javier Candeira, IT-Political Association, ScriptumLibre, Felix Stalder, Franziska Heine, Dmytri Kleiner, Anne Ostergaard, Jack J. Marxer, Alan Toner, Roberto Santos, Asociación de Internautas / Javier Cuchí, Epidemia / Pablo Ortellado, Kim Tucker, La Casa Invisible, Margarita Padilla, Guifi, Mario Pena, Traficantes de Sueños, Platoniq, Yproductions, Jamie King, Vittorio Bertola, Marco Berlinguer, Universidad Nómada, ASACC / Carmen Zapata, REEM, Toni Verger, SELF, Perogrullo/José Cervera, Maria Claudia de Azevedo Borges, Exit, CSDVA, La impròpia, David Moreno, Josean Llorente, Conservas

2010

Identifier	8
Name	Charter for Innovation, Creativity and Access to Knowledge
Proponent	FC Forum (eXgae (now X.net), Networked Politics, Mayo Fuster Morell, P2P Foundation, Consumers International, Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), David Bollier, Knowledge Ecology International / James Love, La Quadrature du Net, ScambioEtico, Pirat Partiet / Amelia Andersdotter, European Digital Rights (EDRI), Participatory Culture Foundation, Michel Bauwens, Creative Commons España/ Ignasi Labastida, Transnational Institute/Hilary Wainwright, Students for Free Culture, Jose Murilo / Department of Digital Culture (Government of Brazil), Nagarjuna G., John Howkins,Alberto Barrionuevo/FFII.org.es, ALQUA, Isaac Hacksimov, Dyne.org Foundation/Denis Jaromil Roio, The Open Standards, Alliance/Stefan Marsiske, David Evan Harris, David Hammerstein, Joan Subirats, Fundación Karisma, Carlos Sanchez Almeida, Free Knowledge Institute (FKI), FLOSS Manuals, David Maeztu, Josep Jover, Javier Candeira, IT-Political Association, ScriptumLibre, Felix Stalder, Franziska Heine, Dmytri Kleiner, Anne Ostergaard, Jack J. Marxer, Alan Toner, Roberto Santos, Asociación de Internautas / Javier Cuchí, Epidemia / Pablo Ortellado, Kim Tucker, La Casa Invisible, Margarita Padilla, Guifi, Mario Pena, Traficantes de Sueños, Platoniq, Yproductions, Jamie King, Vittorio Bertola, Marco Berlinguer, Universidad Nómada, ASACC / Carmen Zapata, REEM, Toni Verger, SELF, Perogrullo/José Cervera, Maria Claudia de Azevedo Borges, Exit, CSDVA, La impròpia, David Moreno, Josean Llorente, Conservas
Initial Release	2010
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Spain
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2010
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French, Italian, Portuguese, Hungarian, Galego
Coded Version	2010
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (4)
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	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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

Charter of Civil Rights for a Sustainable Knowledge Society

Heinrich Böll Foundation

2003

Identifier	9
Name	Charter of Civil Rights for a Sustainable Knowledge Society
Proponent	Heinrich Böll Foundation
Initial Release	2003
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Germany
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Crowdsourced
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2003
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2003
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
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
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	1 (4)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

Charter of Digital Fundamental Rights of the European Union

Zeit Foundation

2016

Identifier	69
Name	Charter of Digital Fundamental Rights of the European Union
Proponent	Zeit Foundation
Initial Release	2016
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Germany
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, German
Coded Version	2016
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (7.1; 8.3)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	1 (4.4; 8.1)
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (7.1; 7.2)
Note	n/a

278

Charter of Feminist Demands from the Global South

IT For Change & Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung

2022

Identifier	278
Name	Charter of Feminist Demands from the Global South
Proponent	IT For Change & Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung
Initial Release	2022
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2022
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2022
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 1, p. 6, p. 9)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 1, p. 3)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (p. 11)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 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	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)
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. 7, p. 11)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 5)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 7)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 7)
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. 3)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. 8, p. 9, p. 11)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	1 (p. 7)
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 8)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (p. 6)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 6)
Environmental sustainability	1 (p. 9)
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. 7)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 3)
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

China Internet Human Rights Declaration

A group of Chinese Academics (Ling Cangzhou (Beijing, scholar, senior mass media worker), Zhao Guojun (Beijing, Legal Scholar), Ran Yunfei (Chengdu, writer, scholar, editor), Beifeng (Guangzhou, senior Internet media worker), Zan Aizong (Hangzhou, writer, reporter), Zhang Hui (Beijing, scholar, officer-in-charge of Mr De Research Centre), Tang Jitian (Beijing, lawyer), Wei Ke (Beijing, poet, animator), Jiang Tianyong (Beijing, lawyer), Jin Guanghong (Beijing, lawyer), Han Yicun (Beijing, lawyer), Guo Yuju (Beijing, scholar), Shi Yijun (Beijing, historian), Ba Zhongwei (Henan, youth rights worker), Zuo Qiao

2009

Identifier	10
Name	China Internet Human Rights Declaration
Proponent	A group of Chinese Academics (Ling Cangzhou (Beijing, scholar, senior mass media worker), Zhao Guojun (Beijing, Legal Scholar), Ran Yunfei (Chengdu, writer, scholar, editor), Beifeng (Guangzhou, senior Internet media worker), Zan Aizong (Hangzhou, writer, reporter), Zhang Hui (Beijing, scholar, officer-in-charge of Mr De Research Centre), Tang Jitian (Beijing, lawyer), Wei Ke (Beijing, poet, animator), Jiang Tianyong (Beijing, lawyer), Jin Guanghong (Beijing, lawyer), Han Yicun (Beijing, lawyer), Guo Yuju (Beijing, scholar), Shi Yijun (Beijing, historian), Ba Zhongwei (Henan, youth rights worker), Zuo Qiao
Initial Release	2009
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	China
Scope	National
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2009
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Chinese
Coded Version	2009
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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 (1)
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	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	1 (4)
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
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	1 (5)
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

Civil Society Declaration to the World Summit on the Information Society

WSIS Civil Society Plenary

2003

Identifier	11
Name	Civil Society Declaration to the World Summit on the Information Society
Proponent	WSIS Civil Society Plenary
Initial Release	2003
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2003
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2003
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (2.1; 2.4.7)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (2)
No geo-fencing	1 (2.4.3)
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)
Environmental sustainability	1 (1)
Minimal data collection	1 (2.2.2)
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	n/a
Non discrimination of women	1 (2.1.3)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (2.4.1)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

Civil Society Positions on Christchurch Call Pledge

Civil Society leaders Voices for Action Meeting ? Farzaneh Badii (Internet Governance Project, Georgia Tech) ? Ben Decker (Disinformation Index) ? Anriette Esterhuysen (Global Commission on Internet Governance) ? Claire Fernandez (European Digital Rights Initiative) ? Gabrielle Guillemin (Article 19) ? Dia Kayyali (Witness) ? Daphne Keller (Center for Internet and Society, Stanford University) ? Gayatri Khandhadai (Association for Progressive Communications) ? Cheryl Leanza (A Learned Hand) ? Rebecca MacKinnon (Ranking Digital Rights) ? Mira Milosevic (Global Forum for Media Development) ? Milton Mueller (Internet Governance Project, Georgia Tech) ? Michael Oghia (Global Forum for Media Development) ? Julie Owono (Internet Sans Frontieres) ? Javier Pallero (Access Now) ? Jason Pielemeier (Global Network Initiative) ? Courtney Radsch (Committee to Protect Journalists) ? Ellen Strickland (InternetNZ) ? Anri van der Spuy (Research ICT Africa) ? Deirdre Williams ? Jillian C. York (Electronic Frontier Foundation)

2019

Identifier	74
Name	Civil Society Positions on Christchurch Call Pledge
Proponent	Civil Society leaders Voices for Action Meeting ? Farzaneh Badii (Internet Governance Project, Georgia Tech) ? Ben Decker (Disinformation Index) ? Anriette Esterhuysen (Global Commission on Internet Governance) ? Claire Fernandez (European Digital Rights Initiative) ? Gabrielle Guillemin (Article 19) ? Dia Kayyali (Witness) ? Daphne Keller (Center for Internet and Society, Stanford University) ? Gayatri Khandhadai (Association for Progressive Communications) ? Cheryl Leanza (A Learned Hand) ? Rebecca MacKinnon (Ranking Digital Rights) ? Mira Milosevic (Global Forum for Media Development) ? Milton Mueller (Internet Governance Project, Georgia Tech) ? Michael Oghia (Global Forum for Media Development) ? Julie Owono (Internet Sans Frontieres) ? Javier Pallero (Access Now) ? Jason Pielemeier (Global Network Initiative) ? Courtney Radsch (Committee to Protect Journalists) ? Ellen Strickland (InternetNZ) ? Anri van der Spuy (Research ICT Africa) ? Deirdre Williams ? Jillian C. York (Electronic Frontier Foundation)
Initial Release	2019
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	New Zealand
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2019
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2019
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 4: 9)
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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 6: 14)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 6: 14)
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 6: 14)
Note	n/a

Code of Ethics for The Information Society

UNESCO

2011

Identifier	70
Name	Code of Ethics for The Information Society
Proponent	UNESCO
Initial Release	2011
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2011
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Spanish, French, Russian, Chinese, Arabic
Coded Version	2011
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 5: 8; p. 5: 13; p. 6: 16)
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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

Code of EU Online Rights

European Commission

2012

Identifier	71
Name	Code of EU Online Rights
Proponent	European Commission
Initial Release	2012
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2012
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	Bulgarian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Maltese, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish
Coded Version	2012
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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)
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. 6: 5)
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

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

APC, Council of Europe, UNECE

2009

Identifier	72
Name	Code of Good Practice on Information, Participation and Transparency in Internet Governance
Proponent	APC, Council of Europe, UNECE
Initial Release	2009
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Multistakeholder
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2010
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Spanish, French
Coded Version	2010
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 3: 1-2, 7; p. 4: 1-2)
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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

Content Regulation in the Digital Age

Association for Progressive Communications

2018

Identifier	75
Name	Content Regulation in the Digital Age
Proponent	Association for Progressive Communications
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	South Africa
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2018
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 10, p. 21)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 6, p. 10)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 6; p. 8-10, p. 15, p. 17-18, 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	1 (p. 14, p. 16, p. 20)
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. 10-11, p. 14, p. 16)
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	1 (p. 8-10, p. 11)
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. 11-12, p. 15-16)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 14, p. 19)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 7, p. 10)
Data protection	1 (p. 7)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (p. 7)
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	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (p. 2, p. 18)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 2, p. 7, p. 8, p. 11, p. 18-19)
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. 4-6)
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

Contract For The Web

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

2019

Identifier	76
Name	Contract For The Web
Proponent	Multistakeholder: Governments: French Government, German Government. Civil Society: CIPESA, The NewNow, Web Foundation. Companies: AnchorFree, Change.org, Google, Microsoft.
Initial Release	2019
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Multistakeholder
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Crowdsourced
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2019
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2019
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (2: 2b)
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)
Environmental sustainability	1 (6: 1b)
Minimal data collection	1 (3: 3a, 5: 2a, 3b)
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	1 (2: 2b, 6: 1c)
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

318

Convention 108+

Council of Europe

1981

Identifier	318
Name	Convention 108+
Proponent	Council of Europe
Initial Release	1981
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Other
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French
Coded Version	2018
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 16)
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)	1 (p. 11, p. 12, p. 13, p. 20, p. 21, p. 24, p. 25, p. 26)
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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 10)
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 25)
Note	n/a

Countering Online Hate Speech

UNESCO

2015

Identifier	79
Name	Countering Online Hate Speech
Proponent	UNESCO
Initial Release	2015
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Other
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2015
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Arabic, French, Burmese
Coded Version	2015
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 59)
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)
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. 6-59)
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	1 (p. 18, p. 22, p. 43-44)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

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

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

1994

Identifier	80
Name	Cyberspace and the American Dream: A Magna Carta for the Knowledge Age
Proponent	Esther Dyson, George Gilder, George Keyworth, and Alvin Toffler
Initial Release	1994
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	US
Scope	National
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Individual
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	1994
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	1994
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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	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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

200

Data Ethics Principles

DataEthics

2018

Identifier	200
Name	Data Ethics Principles
Proponent	DataEthics
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Denmark
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Danish
Coded Version	2018
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 7, p. 11, p. 33)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 7, p. 15, p. 25, p. 37)
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. 18)
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 (p. 16, p. 32-33)
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. 8)
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. 20)
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 25)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 7, p. 14, p. 34-35)
Data protection	1 (p. 7)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (p. 10, p. 14-15, p. 16. p. 25, p. 27)
Right to anonymity	1 (p. 17, p. 22, p. 32)
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	1 (p. 17, p. 30)
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. 7, p. 30)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 11)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 12, p. 20, p. 25)
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 23)
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (p. 9, p. 13-14, p. 20)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 10, p. 16, p. 25-26)
Note	n/a

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

Identifier	82
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
Initial Release	2003
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Ordinary Law
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2003
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Spanish, Danish, German, Greek, English, French, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, Finnish, Swedish
Coded Version	2003
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (Annex 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	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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

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

Identifier	83
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
Initial Release	2008
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Ordinary Law
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2008
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	Bulgarian, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Maltese, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish
Coded Version	2008
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (Annex I.Intro; Annex I.2)
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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

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

Identifier	81
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
Initial Release	2005
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Ordinary Law
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2005
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	Bulgarian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Maltese, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish
Coded Version	2005
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (Annex I.3; Annex III)
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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

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

Council of Europe

2011

Identifier	84
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	Council of Europe
Initial Release	2011
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2011
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French
Coded Version	2011
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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	1 (5; 6)
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 (11)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

Declaration of Cities Coalition for Digital Rights

The Cities Coalition for Digital Rights

2018

Identifier	85
Name	Declaration of Cities Coalition for Digital Rights
Proponent	The Cities Coalition for Digital Rights
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2018
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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)
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 (Preamble)
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (Preamble)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (3)
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (3)
Note	n/a

Declaration of Human Rights in Cyberspace

Robert B. Gelman

1997

Identifier	86
Name	Declaration of Human Rights in Cyberspace
Proponent	Robert B. Gelman
Initial Release	1997
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	US
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Individual
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	1997
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	1997
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

Declaration of Internet Freedom

Tech Freedom, Competitive Enterprise Institute, International Center for Law & Economics, DigitalLibertyAmericans for Tax Reform, The Campaign for Liberty, Istituto Bruno Leoni, National Taxpayers Union, The TaxPayers' Alliance, Less Government. Signatory Individuals: Chris Alden, John Perry Barlow, Prof. Randy E. Barnett, Kelly William Cobb, Jeff Eisenach, Hance Haney, George Keyworth, Prof. Thomas Lambert, Prof. Steven Landsburg, Prof. Geoffrey Manne, Prof. Stephen Margolis, Prof. Scott Masten, Prof. Andrew Morriss, Virginia Postrel, Ryan Radia, Bret Swanson, Berin Szoka

2012

Identifier	13
Name	Declaration of Internet Freedom
Proponent	Tech Freedom, Competitive Enterprise Institute, International Center for Law & Economics, DigitalLibertyAmericans for Tax Reform, The Campaign for Liberty, Istituto Bruno Leoni, National Taxpayers Union, The TaxPayers' Alliance, Less Government. Signatory Individuals: Chris Alden, John Perry Barlow, Prof. Randy E. Barnett, Kelly William Cobb, Jeff Eisenach, Hance Haney, George Keyworth, Prof. Thomas Lambert, Prof. Steven Landsburg, Prof. Geoffrey Manne, Prof. Stephen Margolis, Prof. Scott Masten, Prof. Andrew Morriss, Virginia Postrel, Ryan Radia, Bret Swanson, Berin Szoka
Initial Release	2012
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2012
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2012
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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	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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

Declaration of Internet Freedom

Free Press, the Free Press Action Fund, Access, ACLU, CREDO, Electronic Frontier Foundation

2012

Identifier	17
Name	Declaration of Internet Freedom
Proponent	Free Press, the Free Press Action Fund, Access, ACLU, CREDO, Electronic Frontier Foundation
Initial Release	2012
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2022
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2022
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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)	1
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	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)	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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

Declaration of Internet Rights

Italian Parliament

2015

Identifier	29
Name	Declaration of Internet Rights
Proponent	Italian Parliament
Initial Release	2015
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Parliament
Proponent Location	Italy
Scope	National
Drafting process	Crowdsourced
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2015
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	Italian, English
Coded Version	2015
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (2.5; 3.1; 3.4; 12.1; 12.3; 14.3; 14.5)
No geo-fencing	n/a
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)
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	1 (6.2; 9.4)
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	1 (13.2)
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	1 (8.1)
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (9.3)
Note	n/a

Declaration of Principles (Geneva)

WSIS

2003

Identifier	12
Name	Declaration of Principles (Geneva)
Proponent	WSIS
Initial Release	2003
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Multistakeholder
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2003
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian, Spanish
Coded Version	2003
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (20; 48)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (B1: 20)
No geo-fencing	n/a
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)
Environmental sustainability	1 (A2, B7)
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	1 (B10: 59)
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	1 (A12)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

245

Declaration of principles for content and platform governance in times of crisis

Access Now

2022

Identifier	245
Name	Declaration of principles for content and platform governance in times of crisis
Proponent	Access Now
Initial Release	2022
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2022
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2022
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 4, p. 6, p. 9, p. 10)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 1, p. 8)
No geo-fencing	1 (p. 6)
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 2, p. 6, p. 7, p. 8, p. 10)
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. 7, p. 8, p. 9)
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. 1)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 5)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	1 (p. 8, p. 10)
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 9)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 3, p. 4, p. 6)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 3, p. 8)
Data protection	1 (p. 3)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	1 (p. 1)
Right to encryption	1 (p. 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	1 (p. 1, p. 8)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 1, p. 2, p. 3, p. 4, p. 5, p. 6, p. 8, p. 10)
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, p. 2, p. 9)
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 7)
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

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

African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights

2019

Identifier	87
Name	Declaration of Principles on Freedom of Expression and Access to Information in Africa
Proponent	African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights
Initial Release	2019
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Africa
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2019
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French, Portuguese, Arabic
Coded Version	2019
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (37.3)
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)
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	1 (42.2.c)
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 (9.3.a, 21)
Non discrimination of women	1 (Preamble)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (39.6)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

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

Council of Europe

2015

Identifier	88
Name	Declaration of the Committee of Ministers on ICANN, Human Rights and the Rule of Law
Proponent	Council of Europe
Initial Release	2015
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2015
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French
Coded Version	2015
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (6)
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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

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

Council of Europe

2011

Identifier	89
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	Council of Europe
Initial Release	2011
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2011
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French
Coded Version	2011
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

211

Declaration on Ethics and Data Protection in Artificial Intelligence

ICDPPC International Conference of Data Protection and Privacy Commissioners

2018

Identifier	211
Name	Declaration on Ethics and Data Protection in Artificial Intelligence
Proponent	ICDPPC International Conference of Data Protection and Privacy Commissioners
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2018
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 2, p. 4, p. 5)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 2, p. 4)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 4)
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, p. 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 (p.2, p. 5)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p.2, p. 5)
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. 3, p. 5)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 2-3, p. 5)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 2-5)
Data protection	1 (p. 2-3, p. 5)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (p.3-4)
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	1 (p. 3)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. 3-4)
Competition	1 (p. 5)
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (p.5)
Human rights	1 (p. 2-5)
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	1 (p. 5)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 3-4)
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 3-4)
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 4)
Note	n/a

Declaration on Freedom of Communication on the Internet

Council of Europe

2003

Identifier	15
Name	Declaration on Freedom of Communication on the Internet
Proponent	Council of Europe
Initial Release	2003
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2003
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French
Coded Version	2003
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (3)
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	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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

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

Identifier	90
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
Initial Release	2017
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Germany
Scope	National
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2017
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, German
Coded Version	2017
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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
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
Freedom from disinformation	1
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

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

Council of Europe

2005

Identifier	16
Name	Declaration on Human Rights and the Rule of Law in the Information Society
Proponent	Council of Europe
Initial Release	2005
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2005
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French
Coded Version	2005
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (II)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (I.7), 1 (I.8.II), 1 (II.4)
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 (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)
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 (II.3)
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

247

Declaration On Internet Governance And Development Of Africas Digital Economy

African Union

2018

Identifier	247
Name	Declaration On Internet Governance And Development Of Africas Digital Economy
Proponent	African Union
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Ethiopia
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Arabic, French, Portuguese
Coded Version	2018
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 2)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 3)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 2)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 2)
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 2)
Speed and affordability	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	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	1 (p. 2)
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)
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	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. 2)
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	1 (p. 4)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (p. 4)
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. 4)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

Declaration on Internet Governance Principles

Council of Europe

2011

Identifier	18
Name	Declaration on Internet Governance Principles
Proponent	Council of Europe
Initial Release	2011
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2011
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Chinese, Arabic, French, German, Russian
Coded Version	2011
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (2; 6)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (2)
No geo-fencing	n/a
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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

316

Declaration: A Moratorium on Facial Recognition Technology for Mass Surveillance

The Public Voice

2019

Identifier	316
Name	Declaration: A Moratorium on Facial Recognition Technology for Mass Surveillance
Proponent	The Public Voice
Initial Release	2019
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2019
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2019
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	1 (intro)
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

Delhi Declaration for a Just and Equitable Internet

Just Net Coalition (Intervozes, Alai Net, ThoughtWorks, Software Freedom Law Centre, P2P Foundation, Free and Open Source Software, FreePress, SUNY, Geneva Global, Foundacion Comunic, NEXUS research cooperative, Bangladesh NGOs Network for Radio and Communication, Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development, Young Pirates of Europe, Third World Network, Centre for Community Informatics Research, Association for Proper Internet Governance, Savoir Faire, Eurolinc, University of Hyderabad, NALSAR Third World Network, ThoughtWorks, IT for Change, Knowledge Commons, Centre for Internet and Society, Free Software Movement of India, Consumer Unity and Trust Society, Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative, Downtoearth, ICT Consumer's Association of Kenya, National Forum for Democratization of Communication, Centre for Internet and Society, Independent Legal Practitioner, Swecha, Free Software Movement of India, Mahila Samakhya, Delhi University, Open Knowledge Community, Digital Empowerment Foundation, Software Freedom Law Center, Our World is not for Sale, ThoughtWorks, ActionAid)

2014

Identifier	19
Name	Delhi Declaration for a Just and Equitable Internet
Proponent	Just Net Coalition (Intervozes, Alai Net, ThoughtWorks, Software Freedom Law Centre, P2P Foundation, Free and Open Source Software, FreePress, SUNY, Geneva Global, Foundacion Comunic, NEXUS research cooperative, Bangladesh NGOs Network for Radio and Communication, Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development, Young Pirates of Europe, Third World Network, Centre for Community Informatics Research, Association for Proper Internet Governance, Savoir Faire, Eurolinc, University of Hyderabad, NALSAR Third World Network, ThoughtWorks, IT for Change, Knowledge Commons, Centre for Internet and Society, Free Software Movement of India, Consumer Unity and Trust Society, Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative, Downtoearth, ICT Consumer's Association of Kenya, National Forum for Democratization of Communication, Centre for Internet and Society, Independent Legal Practitioner, Swecha, Free Software Movement of India, Mahila Samakhya, Delhi University, Open Knowledge Community, Digital Empowerment Foundation, Software Freedom Law Center, Our World is not for Sale, ThoughtWorks, ActionAid)
Initial Release	2014
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2014
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Spanish
Coded Version	2014
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (1)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (21)
No geo-fencing	n/a
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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

284

Democratic Principles for an Open Internet

Open Internet for Society

2021

Identifier	284
Name	Democratic Principles for an Open Internet
Proponent	Open Internet for Society
Initial Release	2021
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2021
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French, Arabic, Spanish
Coded Version	2023
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 14)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 20)
No geo-fencing	1 (p.7), 1 (p. 16)
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 7), 1 (p.18), 1 (p. 20)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (p.7), 1 (p.20)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 14), 1 (p.18)
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 7), 1 (p.16)
Speed and affordability	1 (p. 7)
Access and skills in the workplace	1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 16)
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1 (p. 12)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	1 (p. 18)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 18)
Stability and reliability of the network	1 (p. 5)
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	1 (p. 7)
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), 1 (p. 18)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (p. 5)
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	1 (p. 12)
Right to legal remedies	1 (p. 12)
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 12), 1 (p. 20)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 12)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 14)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 9)
Data protection	1 (p. 9)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	1 (p. 9)
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 18)
Right to be forgotten	1 (p. 14)
Innovation	1 (p. 14)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 3)
Intermediary liability	1 (p. 3)
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 12)
Human rights	1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 20)
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. 12)
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 14)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

Dichiarazione Congiunta Assemblée Nationale Camera dei Deputati

Assemblée Nationale Camera dei Deputati

2015

Identifier	91
Name	Dichiarazione Congiunta Assemblée Nationale Camera dei Deputati
Proponent	Assemblée Nationale Camera dei Deputati
Initial Release	2015
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Parliament
Proponent Location	France and Italy
Scope	Bi-national
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2015
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	French
Coded Version	2015
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

102

Digital Agenda 2014-2017

Government of Germany

2014

Identifier	102
Name	Digital Agenda 2014-2017
Proponent	Government of Germany
Initial Release	2014
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	Germany
Scope	National
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2014
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2014
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 10; p. 13; p. 35)
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)
Environmental sustainability	1 (p. 14)
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. 24)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

Digital Bill of Rights

Cybersalon

2015

Identifier	93
Name	Digital Bill of Rights
Proponent	Cybersalon
Initial Release	2015
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	UK
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Individual
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2015
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2015
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

Digital Charter

Government of the UK

2019

Identifier	94
Name	Digital Charter
Proponent	Government of the UK
Initial Release	2019
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	UK
Scope	National
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2019
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2019
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1
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	1
Competition	1
Economic development	1
Intellectual Property	1
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

195

Digital Decisions

Center For Democracy and Technology

2018

Identifier	195
Name	Digital Decisions
Proponent	Center For Democracy and Technology
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	US
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2019
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2019
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 13)
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	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (p. 9, p. 13)
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)	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	1 (p. 1, p. 13)
Competition	1 (p. 10)
Economic development	1 (p. 1)
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 11)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (p. 13)
Human rights	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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 1, p. 11)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 2, p. 4, p. 9, p. 10)
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 1, p. 2, p. 8, p. 10)
Note	n/a

310

Digital Nations Data 360° Declaration

Digital Nations

2019

Identifier	310
Name	Digital Nations Data 360° Declaration
Proponent	Digital Nations
Initial Release	2019
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2019
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2019
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
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)	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	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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

321

Digital Rights Charter (Carta Derechos Digitales)

Government of Spain

2021

Identifier	321
Name	Digital Rights Charter (Carta Derechos Digitales)
Proponent	Government of Spain
Initial Release	2021
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	Spain
Scope	National
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2021
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	Spanish
Coded Version	2021
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 23: 4.XIX.5)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 10: 1.V.2), 1 (p. 12: 2.X.1), 1 (p. 16: 3.XIV.2), 1 (p. 18: 3.XV.4), 1 (p. 24: 4.XX)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 9: 1.III.2), 1 (p. 17: 3.XV.2), 1 (p. 18: 3.XVI.1/2), 1 (p. 19: 3.XVIII.2), 1 (p. 20: 3.XVIII.6), 1 (p. 22: 4.XIX.2), 1 (p. 24: 4.XX.1/4), 1 (p. 27: 5.XXIII), 1 (p.28: 5.XXV.2b)
Open data	1 (p. 16: 3.XIV), 1 (p. 17: 3.XV), 1 (p. 26: 5.XXI)
Right to participation	1 (p. 18: 3.XVI), 1 (p. 23: 4.XIX.5)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 12: 2)
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 12: 2.IX), 1 (p. 13: 2.XI)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	1 (p. 18: 3.XVII.3), 1 (p. 21: 4.XIX.4)
User awareness and education	1 (p. 18: 3.XVII), 1 (p. 23: 4.XIX.4)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 18: 3.XVII)
Security of the network	1 (p. 10: 1.VI)
Net neutrality	1 (p. 16: 3.XIII)
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 19: 3.XVIII)
Stability and reliability of the network	1 (p. 18: 3.XVI), 1 (p. 28: 5.XXV)
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 16: 3.XIV)
Freedom of (religious) belief	1 (p. 13: 2.X.5), 1 (p. 18: XV.3)
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 16: 3.XIV)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (p. 13: 2.X.5)
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 5/6: Preamble)
Right to due process	1 (p. 30: 6.XXVII)
Right to legal remedies	1 (p. 30: 6.XXVII)
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 10:1.VI), 1 (p. 8: 1.I.3), 1 (p. 28: XXVI.2)
Protection of children	1 (p. 12:2.X)
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 12:2.VIII), 1 (p. 27: 5.XXV.2)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 6: Preamble), 1 (p. 22: 4.XIX.3), 1 (p. 27: 5.XXI.6)
Data protection	1 (p. 9: 1.III)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (p. 28: 5.XXVI), (p. 30: 6.XXVII.3)
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	1 (p. 22: 4.XIX.2)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	1 (p. 9: 1.II.4), 1 (p. 18: 3.XV.3)
Innovation	1 (p. 24: 4.XX.5), 1 (p. 26: 5.XXI.2)
Competition	1 (p. 18: 3.XVI.2)
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 17: 3.XIV.7), 1 (p. 19: 3.XVII.5), 1 (p. 27: 5.XXIV.2)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 9: 1.I)
Environmental sustainability	1 (p. 26: 5.XXII)
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	1 (p. 22: 4.XIX.2)
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	1 (p. 19: 3.XVII.5)
Freedom from disinformation	1 (p. 19: 3.XVII.5)
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	1 (p. 12: 2.VII.1)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 12: 2.VII.1), 1 (p. 28: 5.XXV)
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 28: 5.XXV)
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (p. 6: Preamble), 1 (p.8: 1.I)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 27: 5.XXIII.5), 1 (p. 28: 5.XXV)
Note	n/a

111

Digital Security Risk Management for Economic and Social Prosperity

OECD

2015

Identifier	111
Name	Digital Security Risk Management for Economic and Social Prosperity
Proponent	OECD
Initial Release	2015
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2015
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French
Coded Version	2015
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)
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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

309

Digital Strategy 2025

German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs

2016

Identifier	309
Name	Digital Strategy 2025
Proponent	German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs
Initial Release	2016
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	Germany
Scope	National
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2016
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, German
Coded Version	2016
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
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 (p. 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 (p. 50)
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 49), 1 (p. 50), 1 (p. 51), 1 (p. 53)
Security of the network	1 (p. 33), 1 (p. 35), 1 (p. 34), 1 (p. 42)
Net neutrality	1 (p. 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 (p. 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 (p. 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 (p. 33, p. 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
Environmental sustainability	1 (p. 14)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

242

Directive on Automated Decision-Making

Government of Canada

2019

Identifier	242
Name	Directive on Automated Decision-Making
Proponent	Government of Canada
Initial Release	2019
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	Canada
Scope	National
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2023
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English, French
Coded Version	2023
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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	1 (6.3.7)
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	1 (6.3.4)
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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (6.3.1, 6.3.2)
Human Control of Technology	1 (6.3.11)
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (6.2)
Note	n/a

286

Discussion Paper on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Personal DataFostering Responsible Development and Adoption of AI

Personal Data Protection Commission Singapore

2018

Identifier	286
Name	Discussion Paper on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Personal DataFostering Responsible Development and Adoption of AI
Proponent	Personal Data Protection Commission Singapore
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Other
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	Singapore
Scope	National
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2018
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 5, p. 7-9)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 3, p. 5, p. 8, 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	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. 5, p. 8)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	1 (p. 2-3)
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	1 (p. 3, p. 12)
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (p. 8)
Consumer protection	1 (p. 2)
Human rights	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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 9)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 3, p. 5, p. 8)
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 3, p. 5, p. 8, p. 11)
Note	n/a

Dont Make Me Steal It - Digital Media Consumption Manifesto

Loose Collective of Digital Media Pirates

2011

Identifier	56
Name	Dont Make Me Steal It - Digital Media Consumption Manifesto
Proponent	Loose Collective of Digital Media Pirates
Initial Release	2011
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Unknown
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Not defined
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2011
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2011
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

236

Draft AI R&D GUIDELINES for International Discussions

Government of Japan, G7, OECD

2017

Identifier	236
Name	Draft AI R&D GUIDELINES for International Discussions
Proponent	Government of Japan, G7, OECD
Initial Release	2017
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2017
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English, Japanese
Coded Version	2017
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 15)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 8, p. 13-14)
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 (p. 7, p. 11)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 7, p. 8)
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	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. 5)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 4, p. 12)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 7, p. 11-12)
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. 5)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 9)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 10)
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (p. 4, p. 12)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 7, p. 9)
Note	n/a

Erice Declaration on Principles for Cyber Stability and Cyber Peace

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

2009

Identifier	96
Name	Erice Declaration on Principles for Cyber Stability and Cyber Peace
Proponent	Permanent Monitoring Panel on Information Security of the World Federation of Scientists
Initial Release	2009
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Multistakeholder
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2009
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2009
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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	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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

235

Ethical Framework for Artificial Intelligence in Colombia

Government of Colombia

2021

Identifier	235
Name	Ethical Framework for Artificial Intelligence in Colombia
Proponent	Government of Colombia
Initial Release	2021
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	Colombia
Scope	National
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2021
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English, Spanish
Coded Version	2021
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 12, p. 21, p. 39)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 17, p. 20, p. 21, p. 35)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 18, p. 21, p. 29-30)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (p. 20, p. 38-39)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 21, p. 37)
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	1 (p. 62)
User awareness and education	1 (p. 12)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 21, p. 39)
Security of the network	1 (p. 14, p. 34)
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	1 (p. 21)
Protection of children	1 (p. 11-12, p. 38-39)
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 20, p. 21, p. 36)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 17, p. 18, p. 21, p. 31-32, p. 60)
Data protection	1 (p. 16, p. 21)
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. 29)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 16, p. 59)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 20, p. 21, p. 59, p. 70-71)
Environmental sustainability	1 (p. 17, p. 18, p. 21, p. 40)
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. 37)
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 35, p. 59)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 36, p. 59)
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 17, p. 18, p. 21, p. 33, p. 50)
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 18, p. 29-30, p. 53-54)
Note	n/a

276

Ethical Norms for the New Generation Artificial Intelligence

International Research Center for AI Ethics and Governance, Institute of Automation, Chinese Academy of Sciences

2021

Identifier	276
Name	Ethical Norms for the New Generation Artificial Intelligence
Proponent	International Research Center for AI Ethics and Governance, Institute of Automation, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Initial Release	2021
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Academic
Proponent Location	China
Scope	National
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2021
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English, Chinese
Coded Version	2021
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (1, 2)
No geo-fencing	n/a
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	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (1-3, 5)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1 (1, 3)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	1 (3)
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, 3)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (1, 3)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (1, 2, 4)
Data protection	1 (1-4)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (1-4)
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 (4)
Economic development	1 (5, 6)
Intellectual Property	1 (4)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (1)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (1, 3)
Human Control of Technology	1 (1)
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (3)
Note	n/a

262

Ethical principles and democratic prerequisites (Statement on artificial intelligence, robotics and 'autonomous' systems)

European Union

2018

Identifier	262
Name	Ethical principles and democratic prerequisites (Statement on artificial intelligence, robotics and 'autonomous' systems)
Proponent	European Union
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English, German, French
Coded Version	2018
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 18)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 20)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 16)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (p. 18)
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. 16, p. 18)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1 (p. 18-19)
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. 18)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 18)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 16-18)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 18-19)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 17)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 18)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 18-19)
Data protection	1 (p. 19)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (p. 16)
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	1 (p. 19)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. 20)
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. 19)
Environmental sustainability	1 (p. 19)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 17)
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 13, p. 16)
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

267

Ethical Principles for AI in Defence

Government of the UK (Ministry of Defence)

2022

Identifier	267
Name	Ethical Principles for AI in Defence
Proponent	Government of the UK (Ministry of Defence)
Initial Release	2022
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	UK
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2022
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2022
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 7, p. 14-p. 15, p. 19)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 11, p. 15)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 16)
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. 11, p. 13)
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. 7, p. 16)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 14, p. 16)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 8-9, p. 16)
Data protection	1 (p. 8-9, p. 16)
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. 5, p. 8, p. 11-12)
Competition	1 (p. 4)
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 9, p. 13)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 14-15, p. 19)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 16)
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 8, p. 15)
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 15)
Note	n/a

295

Ethical Principles for Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics

Software & Information Industry Association (SIIA)

2017

Identifier	295
Name	Ethical Principles for Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics
Proponent	Software & Information Industry Association (SIIA)
Initial Release	2017
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Private
Proponent Location	US
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2017
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2017
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 6, p. 12)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 6, p. 10, p. 12)
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. 7)
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	1 (p. 5)
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 (p. 5, p. 6)
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 5)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 2, p. 5, p. 6, p. 7, p. 9, p. 11)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 4, p. 5, p. 7)
Data protection	1 (p. 4, p. 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	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (p. 5)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 4, p. 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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 12)
Note	n/a

213

Ethically Aligned Design (First Edition)

IEEE

2019

Identifier	213
Name	Ethically Aligned Design (First Edition)
Proponent	IEEE
Initial Release	2019
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Technical Community
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2019
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English (Executive Summary: Chinese, Arabic)
Coded Version	2019
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 84, p. 95, p. 133, p. 200, p. 251)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 5, p. 10, p. 23, p. 25, p. 29, p. 31, p. 110, p. 119, p. 132, p. 200)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 99, p. 105, p. 147, p. 149, p. 222, p. 229, p. 240)
Open data	1 (p. 149)
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 10, p. 149)
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	1 (p. 151-152, p. 155, p. 202)
User awareness and education	1 (p. 31, p. 155, p. 159, p. 199, p. 206, p. 218)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 5, p. 103)
Security of the network	1 (p. 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	1 (p. 149, p. 161)
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. 147)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 10, p. 96, p. 215, p. 219)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 19, p. 23, p. 39, p. 140, p. 160, p. 219)
Protection of children	1 (p. 23, p. 97, p. 117-121)
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 3, p. 201)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 19, p. 49-51, p. 61, p. 140)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 3, p. 5, p. 10, p. 19, p. 47, p. 103, p. 115, p. 219)
Data protection	1 (p. 10, p. 31, p. 47, p. 149, p. 160)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (p. 4, p. 5, p. 10, p. 11, p. 15, p. 18, p. 23-24, p. 110)
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. 31, p. 68, p. 134, p. 151, p. 158)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 111, p. 251)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (p. 130, p. 152, p. 201)
Consumer protection	1 (p. 202)
Human rights	1 (p. 11, p. 17, p. 19, p. 23, p. 70, p. 77-78, p. 95, p. 125, p. 131, p. 160)
Environmental sustainability	1 (p. 2, p. 3, p. 75-76, p. 140, p. 143)
Minimal data collection	1 (p. 103)
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	1 (p. 114)
Freedom of hate speech	1 (p. 147)
Freedom from disinformation	1 (p. 146-147)
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 4, p. 5, p. 11, p. 15, p. 18, p. 29-30, p. 97, p. 135, p. 138, p. 141, p. 221, p. 236-237, p. 242-243)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 141, p. 149, p. 188, p. 219)
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 20, p. 32, p. 102, p. 115, p. 231-233, p. 256)
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (p. 2, p. 4, p. 5, p. 10, p. 11, p. 15, p. 18, p. 19, p. 37-40, p. 141, p. 145, p. 169, p. 171-190, p. 198, p. 200, p. 220)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 4, p. 5, p. 10, p. 11, p. 18, p. 27, p. 29, p. 97, p. 104, p. 105, p. 137-138, p. 145, p. 147, p. 169, p. 178, p. 181-182, p. 189, p. 206, p. 221, p. 243-252)
Note	n/a

212

Ethically Aligned Design (Version 1 - For Public Discussion)

IEEE

2016

Identifier	212
Name	Ethically Aligned Design (Version 1 - For Public Discussion)
Proponent	IEEE
Initial Release	2016
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Technical Community
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2017
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English (Executive Summary: English, Japanese, Korean, Persian, Portuguese, Russian, Thai)
Coded Version	2016
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 44)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 69, p. 78-79, p. 93)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 45, p. 54, p. 88)
Open data	1 (p. 86)
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 27)
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	1 (p. 83)
User awareness and education	1 (p. 21, p. 57, p. 82)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 19, p. 57, p. 85)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	1 (p. 62)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 62)
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 (p. 91)
Right to legal remedies	1 (p. 91)
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 86, p. 99)
Protection of children	1 (p. 89)
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 39)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 62, p. 66, p. 67, p. 85-86)
Data protection	1 (p. 34, p. 56, p. 85, p. 94)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (p. 7, p. 56-57, p. 60-64, p. 67)
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	1 (p. 64)
Innovation	1 (p. 66, p. 84, p. 102)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 93)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (p. 41-43)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 5, p. 15)
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	1 (p. 56, p. 64)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 5, p. 10, p. 18, p. 45, p. 68, p. 72-73, p. 90, p. 91, p. 93)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 6, p. 26, p. 27)
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 8, p. 68, p. 70-76, p. 93)
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (p. 2, p. 6, p. 16, p. 22, p. 29, p. 31, p. 34, p. 36, p. 75-76, p. 96)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 5, p. 10, p. 19, p. 23, p. 33, p. 34, p. 36, p. 45, p. 51, p. 68, p. 90, p. 91)
Note	n/a

219

Ethics Framework

Digital Catapult

2018

Identifier	219
Name	Ethics Framework
Proponent	Digital Catapult
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Private
Proponent Location	UK
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2021
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2021
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 7, p. 10)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 9)
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. 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	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 9)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 5)
Data protection	1 (p. 5, p. 6)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (p. 6)
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	1 (p. 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	n/a
Human rights	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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 6, p. 8)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 5, p. 9)
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 7)
Note	n/a

205

Ethics Guidelines for Trustworthy AI

European Commission

2018

Identifier	205
Name	Ethics Guidelines for Trustworthy AI
Proponent	European Commission
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2019
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	Bulgarian, Czech, German, Danish, Greek, English, Spanish, Estonian, Finnish, French, Hungarian, Croatian, Italian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Maltese, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, Slovenian, Swedish
Coded Version	2019
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 19, p. 23)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 5, p. 14, p. 23)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 18, p. 34)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 18, p. 23)
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 10)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	1 (p. 12, p. 33)
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 23)
Security of the network	1 (p. 16)
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. 10)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (p. 11)
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 4, p. 6, p. 9, p. 10, p. 11, p. 15, p. 19)
Right to due process	1 (p. 11)
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 10, p. 11, p. 12)
Protection of children	1 (p. 11)
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 34)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 10, p. 14, p. 17)
Data protection	1 (p. 17)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	1 (p. 34)
Protection from surveillance	1 (p. 10, p. 33-34)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. 5, p. 9)
Competition	1 (p. 4, p. 9, p. 18)
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (p. 11)
Human rights	1 (p. 4)
Environmental sustainability	1 (p. 12, p. 14, p. 19, p. 32)
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. 11)
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 9, p. 14, p. 19)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 9, p. 11, p. 12-13, p. 14, p. 18)
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 12, p. 14, p. 15, p. 16)
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (p. 4, p. 9, p. 12)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 12, p. 13, p. 14, p. 18, p. 21)
Note	n/a

Ethics in Internet

Pontifical Council for Social Communications

2002

Identifier	97
Name	Ethics in Internet
Proponent	Pontifical Council for Social Communications
Initial Release	2002
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	Vatican
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2002
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese
Coded Version	2002
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1
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
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 (16)
Freedom from disinformation	1 (12)
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	1 (10)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (1)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

Ethics in the Information Society: The Nine Ps

Global Ethics Network for Applied Ethics (globethics.net)

2013

Identifier	98
Name	Ethics in the Information Society: The Nine Ps
Proponent	Global Ethics Network for Applied Ethics (globethics.net)
Initial Release	2013
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Switzerland
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2013
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2013
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (9)
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
Environmental sustainability	1 (1; p. 9)
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 (3; p. 13)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

176

EU Human Rights Guidelines on Freedom of Expression Online and Offline

Council of the European Union

2014

Identifier	176
Name	EU Human Rights Guidelines on Freedom of Expression Online and Offline
Proponent	Council of the European Union
Initial Release	2014
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2014
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Russian
Coded Version	2014
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p3)
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)	1 (15)
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)
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)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

100

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

Identifier	100
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)
Initial Release	1994
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Multistakeholder
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	1994
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	1994
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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)
Environmental sustainability	1 (31, 127, 128)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

European Charter of Rights of Citizens in the Knowledge Society

Eurocities

2005

Identifier	20
Name	European Charter of Rights of Citizens in the Knowledge Society
Proponent	Eurocities
Initial Release	2005
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2005
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2005
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
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	1 (Preamble)
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

European Conference on Ethics and Human Rights in the Information Society - Final Recommendations

French National Commission for UNESCO

2007

Identifier	61
Name	European Conference on Ethics and Human Rights in the Information Society - Final Recommendations
Proponent	French National Commission for UNESCO
Initial Release	2007
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2007
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French
Coded Version	2007
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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)	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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

259

European Declaration on Digital Rights and Principles for the Digital Decade

European Commission

2022

Identifier	259
Name	European Declaration on Digital Rights and Principles for the Digital Decade
Proponent	European Commission
Initial Release	2022
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2022
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	Bulgarian, Czech, Danish, German, Greek, English, Spanish, Estonian, Finnish, French, Irish, Croatian, Hungarian, Italian, Lithuanian, Latvian, Maltese, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, Slovenian, Swedish
Coded Version	2022
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (Preamble: p. 1: 5, p. 4/5: Ch. IV, p. 6: Ch. V)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (Preamble: p. 2: 8, p. 2: Ch. I, p. 3: Ch. II, p. 5: Ch. V, p. 6: Ch. VI)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 3: Ch. II, p. 4: Ch. III)
Open data	1 (p. 4: Ch. II)
Right to participation	1 (Preamble: p. 1: 5, p. 4/5: Ch. IV, p. 6: Ch. V)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (Preamble: p. 1: 2/4/5, p. 2/3: Ch. II)
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 3: Ch. II)
Speed and affordability	1 (p. 3: Ch. II)
Access and skills in the workplace	1 (p. 3: Ch. II)
User awareness and education	1 (p. 4: Ch. III, p. 5: Ch IV)
Media and digital literacy	1 (Preamble: p. 1: 4, p. 3: Ch. II, p. 6: Ch. V)
Security of the network	1 (p. 5: Ch. V)
Net neutrality	1 (Preamble: p. 1: 2, p. 3: Ch. II)
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 4: Ch. II)
Stability and reliability of the network	1 (p. 3: Ch. II)
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 5: Ch. IV, p. 6: Ch. V)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 4: Ch. II, p. 5: Ch. IV)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (Preamble: p. 2: 6, p. 2: Ch. I, p. 5: Ch. IV)
Right to due process	1 (Preamble: p. 1: 4, p. 2: Ch. I, p. 3: Ch. II, p. 4: Ch. III, p. 5: Ch. IV)
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (Preamble: p. 1: 5, p. 2: Ch. I, p. 4: Ch. III, p. 5: Ch. V)
Protection of children	1 (p. 6: Ch. V)
Non-discrimination	1 (Preamble: p. 1: 2, p. 4: Ch. III)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 4: Ch. IV)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 5: Ch. V)
Data protection	1 (Preamble: p. 1: 2, p. 5: Ch. V)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (p. 5: Ch. V)
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	1 (p. 5: Ch. V)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (Preamble: p. 1: 1/4, p. 4: Ch. III)
Competition	1 (p. 4: Ch. III)
Economic development	1 (Preamble: p. 1: 1)
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (p. 2: Ch. I, p. 3: Ch. II, p. 4: Ch. III)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (Preamble: p. 1: 1/2/4, Preamble: p. 2: 6/7, p. 3: Ch. II, p. 4: Ch. III, p. 5: Ch. IV)
Environmental sustainability	1 (Preamble: p. 1: 1/3/4/5, p. 6: Ch. VI)
Minimal data collection	1 (p. 4: Ch. II)
Right to be offline	1 (p. 3: Ch. II)
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	1 (p. 5: Ch. V)
Freedom from disinformation	1 (p. 5: Ch. IV)
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

101

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

Council of Europe

2018

Identifier	101
Name	European Ethical Charter on the Use of Artificial Intelligence in Judicial Systems and their environment
Proponent	Council of Europe
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English, French
Coded Version	2018
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 16)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 55)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 11, p. 24)
Open data	1 (p. 18, p. 19, p. 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 (p. 8)
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	1 (p. 8)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 12)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 15)
Data protection	1 (p. 8, p. 20, p. 22, p. 25)
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. 11)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 5, p. 61)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 5, p. 9, p. 55, p. 59, p. 61)
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 58-59)
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (p. 8, p. 54, p. 57-58)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 5, p. 10, p. 11, p. 12, p. 53, p. 55, p. 57, p. 59, p. 61)
Note	n/a

183

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

Identifier	183
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
Initial Release	2009
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Parliament
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2009
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Bulgarian, Spanish, Czech, Danish, German, Estonian, Greek, French, Italian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Hungarian, Maltese, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, Slovenian, Finnish, Swedish
Coded Version	2009
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 5)
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)	n/a
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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

210

Everyday Ethics for AI

IBM

2014

Identifier	210
Name	Everyday Ethics for AI
Proponent	IBM
Initial Release	2014
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Private Company Policy
Proponent Type	Private
Proponent Location	US
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2022
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2022
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 7, p. 9, p. 25),
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 5, p. 7, p. 9, p. 13, p. 19, p. 20)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 7, p. 15)
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. 16)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1 (p. 23)
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 (p. 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 (p. 23)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 15)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 7, p. 22)
Data protection	1 (p. 21)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (p. 23)
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	1 (p. 23)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. 12)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (p. 13)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 9)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 5, p. 7)
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 5, p. 7, p. 9, p. 13, p. 20, p. 21)
Note	n/a

Feminist Principles of the Internet

Association for Progressive Communications

2014

Identifier	21
Name	Feminist Principles of the Internet
Proponent	Association for Progressive Communications
Initial Release	2014
Url	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	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2016
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Bosnian, Spanish, Arabic, Italian, German, French, Kiswahili, Amharic, Afaan Oromo, Tigrigna
Coded Version	2014
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (17)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (5)
No geo-fencing	n/a
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
Environmental sustainability	1 (7)
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 (1, 2, 3, 9)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

222

Five guiding principles for responsible use of AI in healthcare and healthy living

Philips

2020

Identifier	222
Name	Five guiding principles for responsible use of AI in healthcare and healthy living
Proponent	Philips
Initial Release	2020
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Private Company Policy
Proponent Type	Private
Proponent Location	Netherlands
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2020
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2020
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 1: introduction, p. 3: 3, p. 5: 5)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 4: 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	1 (p. 3: 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	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. 1: introduction)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 1: introduction, p. 4: 4)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 1: introduction)
Data protection	1 (p. 1: introduction)
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. 1: 1, p. 5: 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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 1: introduction, p. 4: 4)
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 4: 5)
Note	n/a

263

Florida Senate Bill 262 - Technology Transparency

Florida State Senate

2023

Identifier	263
Name	Florida Senate Bill 262 - Technology Transparency
Proponent	Florida State Senate
Initial Release	2023
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Ordinary Law
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	US
Scope	Local
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2023
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2023
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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 (p. 21)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1 (p. 20)
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 (p. 4-7)
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 20)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	1 (p. 6, p. 17, p. 23)
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. 17)
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 28)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (p. 17, p. 19, p. 24)
Human rights	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	1 (p. 20, p. 29)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 21)
Note	n/a

308

Fostering a European Approach to Artificial Intelligence

European Commission

2018

Identifier	308
Name	Fostering a European Approach to Artificial Intelligence
Proponent	European Commission
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2021
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English, Bulgarian, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Maltese, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish
Coded Version	2021
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 5, Annex: p. 11, Annex: p. 31, Annex: p. 33)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 9)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	1 (p. 2, Annex: p. 5, Annex: p. 12, Annex: p. 41, Annex: p. 42, Annex: p. 43, Annex: p. 63)
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 3, Annex: p. 2, Annex: p. 20, Annex: p. 25, Annex: p. 30, Annex: p. 33, Annex: p. 44)
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	1 (Annex: p. 18, Annex: p. 27, Annex: p. 28, Annex: p. 29, Annex: p. 30, Annex: p. 43, Annex: p. 46, Annex: p. 49, Annex: p. 50, Annex: p. 62, Annex: p. 63)
User awareness and education	1 (p. 7)
Media and digital literacy	1 (Annex: p. 28, Annex: p. 29)
Security of the network	1 (Annex: p. 32, Annex: p. 34, Annex: p. 63)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (Annex: p. 41, Annex: p. 43, Annex: p. 46, Annex: p. 52)
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 (Annex: p. 51)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	1 (Annex: p. 33)
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (Annex: p. 12, Annex: p. 31, Annex: p. 51)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 4, Annex: p. 21, Annex: p. 31, Annex: p. 41, Annex: p. 53, Annex: p. 63)
Data protection	1 (Annex: p. 12, Annex: p. 31, Annex: p. 41, Annex: p. 51, Annex: p. 63)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (Annex: p. 43)
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. 6, p. 7, Annex: p. 17, Annex: p. 20, Annex: p. 31, Annex: p. 32, Annex: p. 42, Annex: p. 46, Annex: p. 54, Annex: p. 62, Annex: p. 63)
Competition	1 (p. 2, p. 8, Annex: p. 2, Annex: p. 12, Annex: p. 17, Annex: p. 19, Annex: p. 20, Annex: p. 31, Annex: p. 32, Annex: p. 44)
Economic development	1 (p. 3)
Intellectual Property	1 (Annex: p. 31, Annex: p. 32)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (p. 2, p. 6, Annex: p. 12)
Human rights	1 (Annex: p. 62)
Environmental sustainability	1 (p. 3, Annex: p. 14, Annex: p. 18, Annex: p. 20, Annex: p. 21, Annex: p. 22, Annex: p. 33, Annex: p. 37, Annex: p. 38, Annex: p. 39, Annex: p. 40, Annex: p. 54, Annex: p. 60, Annex: p. 61, Annex: p. 63, Annex: p. 64)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (Annex: p. 53)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 4, Annex: p. 20, Annex: p. 53)
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 7)
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (p. 1, Annex: p. 2)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 4, p. 6, Annex: p. 20, Annex: p. 53)
Note	n/a

124

Fundamental rights in the Digital Age (English summary of "Le numérique et les droits fondamentaux")

Conseil dEtat (France)

2014

Identifier	124
Name	Fundamental rights in the Digital Age (English summary of "Le numérique et les droits fondamentaux")
Proponent	Conseil dEtat (France)
Initial Release	2014
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	France
Scope	National
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2014
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French
Coded Version	2014
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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)
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. 1, 5, 6, 11)
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 8)
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 8)
Note	n/a

206

G20 Ministerial Statement on Trade and Digital Economy

G20

2019

Identifier	206
Name	G20 Ministerial Statement on Trade and Digital Economy
Proponent	G20
Initial Release	2019
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2019
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2019
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 2: 13, p. 13, p. 14)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 2: 8, p. 2: 13, p. 5: 26, p. 7: 34)
Open data	1 (p. 3: 16, p. 13: 2.1)
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 2: 10, p. 3: 18, p. 6: 30, 32, p. 11: 1.1)
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 5: 28, p. 6: 30)
Speed and affordability	1 (p. 5: 28)
Access and skills in the workplace	1 (p. 4: 20, p. 13: 2.4)
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 5: 29)
Security of the network	1 (p. 2: 12, p. 3: 16, p. 4: 25, p. 5: 26)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	1 (p. 14: 2.5)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 2: 13, p. 4: 23, p. 5: 26, p. 7: 34)
Stability and reliability of the network	1 (p. 5: 28)
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. 11: 1.2)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 11: 1.2)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 2: 8)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 3: 16, p. 4: 20, p. 7: 34, p. 11: 1.2)
Data protection	1 (p. 3: 16, p. 4: 20, p. 11: 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	1 (p. 1: 4, p. 2: 9, p. 3: 15, 16, 17, p. 4: 21, 23, p. 6: 31)
Competition	1 (p. 2: 8)
Economic development	1 (p. 3: 15, 18, p. 4: 22, p. 6: 33)
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 3: 16)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
Environmental sustainability	1 (p. 7: 36, p. 11: 1.1)
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	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 12: 1.5)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 11: 1.2)
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 11: 1.2)
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (p. 3: 17, 19, p. 11: 1.2)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 11: 1.3)
Note	n/a

103

G8 Declaration Renewed Committment for Freedom and Democracy

G8 Summit of Deauville

2011

Identifier	103
Name	G8 Declaration Renewed Committment for Freedom and Democracy
Proponent	G8 Summit of Deauville
Initial Release	2011
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2011
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French
Coded Version	2011
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	5 (Preamble, II; 13, II; 21)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (vi: 56, vi: 58, vii: 92)
No geo-fencing	1 (II: 14)
Transparency and openness	1 (II: 9, II: 12, vi: 58, 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, 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, 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, II: 5, 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, II: 9)
Economic development	5 (Preamble, i: 11)
Intellectual Property	5 (Preamble, II: 10, II: 14, II: 15)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (Preamble); 1: (II: 5, II: 13)
Environmental sustainability	1 (V: 51)
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 (Preamble)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

Geneva Declaration on Internet Freedom

Participants in the Geneva Summit for Human Rights and Democracy

2010

Identifier	22
Name	Geneva Declaration on Internet Freedom
Proponent	Participants in the Geneva Summit for Human Rights and Democracy
Initial Release	2010
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Switzerland
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2010
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2010
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
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	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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

104

Getting connected: Freedom of expression, telcos and ISPs

Article 19

2017

Identifier	104
Name	Getting connected: Freedom of expression, telcos and ISPs
Proponent	Article 19
Initial Release	2017
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	UK
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2017
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French
Coded Version	2017
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 24)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 29)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 28)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (p. 28)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 4)
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 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 (p. 28)
Security of the network	1 (p. 11)
Net neutrality	1 (p. 17, p. 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 (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. 21)
Right to due process	1 (p. 23)
Right to legal remedies	1 (p. 23, p. 34)
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 29)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 10)
Data protection	1 (p. 10, p. 32)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	1 (p. 21, p. 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 (p. 11)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 15)
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	1 (p. 11, p. 20, p. 32)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

105

GFMD Statement on the Christchurch Call and Countering Violent Extremism Online

Global Forum For Media Development

2019

Identifier	105
Name	GFMD Statement on the Christchurch Call and Countering Violent Extremism Online
Proponent	Global Forum For Media Development
Initial Release	2019
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Belgium
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2019
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2019
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (1)
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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 4: 6)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 5: 6)
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 4: 6)
Note	n/a

306

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

Global Agenda Council on Informed Societies

2013

Identifier	306
Name	Global Agenda Council on Informed Societies Towards a Blueprint for Informed Societies
Proponent	Global Agenda Council on Informed Societies
Initial Release	2013
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2013
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2013
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
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)	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 (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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

218

Global AI Policy Recommendations

Information Technology Industry Council (ITI)

2017

Identifier	218
Name	Global AI Policy Recommendations
Proponent	Information Technology Industry Council (ITI)
Initial Release	2017
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Private
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2021
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2021
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 2, p. 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	1 (p. 2, p. 4)
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1 (p. 2, p. 8)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 2, p. 11)
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. 11)
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, p. 7, p. 9)
Data protection	1 (p. 2, p. 7, p. 8)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	1 (p. 7)
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. 2, p. 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 (p. 9)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 7)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 7)
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 7)
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (p. 11)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 2, p. 6, p. 7)
Note	n/a

Global Government Surveillance Reform

Reform Government Surveillance Coalition (Amazon, Apple, Dropbox, Google, Meta, Microsoft, Snap Inc., X, Yahoo)

2015

Identifier	23
Name	Global Government Surveillance Reform
Proponent	Reform Government Surveillance Coalition (Amazon, Apple, Dropbox, Google, Meta, Microsoft, Snap Inc., X, Yahoo)
Initial Release	2015
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Private
Proponent Location	US
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2015
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2015
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (4)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (2)
No geo-fencing	n/a
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
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	1 (1)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

304

Global Principles on Digital Safety: Translating International Human Rights for the Digital Context

World Economic Forum

2023

Identifier	304
Name	Global Principles on Digital Safety: Translating International Human Rights for the Digital Context
Proponent	World Economic Forum
Initial Release	2023
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Multistakeholder
Proponent Location	Switzerland
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2023
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2023
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 3, p. 4, p. 5, p. 6)
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 6)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 5)
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	1 (p. 6)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 6)
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)
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 (p. 3, p. 5)
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 7)
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	1 (p. 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	1 (p. 3, p. 4, p. 6)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

197

Governance Principles for a New Generation of Artificial Intelligence

Government of China

2019

Identifier	197
Name	Governance Principles for a New Generation of Artificial Intelligence
Proponent	Government of China
Initial Release	2019
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	China
Scope	National
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2019
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English, Chinese
Coded Version	2019
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (VII)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (VI)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (V)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (III)
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 (III, VII)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
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	n/a
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (V)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (II)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (IV)
Data protection	1 (IV)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (IV, V)
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (VIII)
Competition	1 (III)
Economic development	1 (introduction)
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (VI)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (I)
Environmental sustainability	1 (introduction)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (IV)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (II)
Human Control of Technology	1 (V)
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (V)
Note	n/a

255

Governing Artificial Intelligence. Upholding Human Rights & Dignity

Data & Society

2018

Identifier	255
Name	Governing Artificial Intelligence. Upholding Human Rights & Dignity
Proponent	Data & Society
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Other
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	US
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Individual
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2018
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 3)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 3, p. 5-9, p. 22, p. 25)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 12, p. 18, p. 21,
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (p. 12)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 20-21)
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. 16)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1 (p. 15)
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. 14)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	n/a
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (p. 14-15)
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. 5, p. 15)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 10)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 13)
Data protection	1 (p. 20)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (p. 13)
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	1 (p. 13)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. 16)
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. 7, p. 10)
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. 5, p. 14, p. 19, p. 21)
Freedom from disinformation	1 (p. 12)
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	1 (p. 9)
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 6)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 10, p. 21)
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 12, p. 21)
Note	n/a

106

Green Paper on Copyright and Related rights in the Information Society

European Commission

1995

Identifier	106
Name	Green Paper on Copyright and Related rights in the Information Society
Proponent	European Commission
Initial Release	1995
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	1995
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, Finnish, Swedish
Coded Version	1995
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

107

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

European Commission

1996

Identifier	107
Name	Green Paper on the protection of Minors and Human Dignity in Audiovisual and Information Services
Proponent	European Commission
Initial Release	1996
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	1996
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Spanish, Danish, Greek, German, French, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, Finnish, Swedish
Coded Version	1996
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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)
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. 9: 2.4)
Freedom from attacks on reputation	1 (p. 9: 2.4)
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (p. 24: 3.1), 1 (p. 34.I.1)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

Guide to Human Rights for Internet users

Council of Europe

2014

Identifier	25
Name	Guide to Human Rights for Internet users
Proponent	Council of Europe
Initial Release	2014
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2014
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French, Albanian, Arabic, Armenian, Bulgarian, Dutch, German, Greek, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Serbian, Spanish, Turkish, Ukrainian
Coded Version	2014
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (5.5)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (4.0, 5.5, 27)
No geo-fencing	1 (3.0, 37.0)
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)
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	1 (68)
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	1 (62)
Freedom of hate speech	1 (42)
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	1 (1)
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

108

Guidelines for Consumer Protection in the Context of Electronic Commerce

OECD

1999

Identifier	108
Name	Guidelines for Consumer Protection in the Context of Electronic Commerce
Proponent	OECD
Initial Release	1999
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2016
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Slovak, Spanish
Coded Version	1999
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (12): 1 (p. 18)
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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

202

Guidelines for the Handling of Artificial Intelligence

eco Association of the Internet industry

2018

Identifier	202
Name	Guidelines for the Handling of Artificial Intelligence
Proponent	eco Association of the Internet industry
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Private Company Policy
Proponent Type	Private
Proponent Location	Germany
Scope	National
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2018
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 1-4, 6)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 1, p. 2, p. 4, p. 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	1 (p. 1)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 1)
Security of the network	1 (p. 4)
Net neutrality	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	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. 4)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 6)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	1 (p. 3-6)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (p. 3)
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, p. 5)
Competition	1 (p. 4, p. 5)
Economic development	1 (p. 1)
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 1)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 3)
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. 3)
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 6)
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 1-2, p. 4, p. 6)
Note	n/a

199

Guidelines On Artificial Intelligence And Data Protection

Council of Europe

2019

Identifier	199
Name	Guidelines On Artificial Intelligence And Data Protection
Proponent	Council of Europe
Initial Release	2019
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2019
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English, French
Coded Version	2019
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 3: III.8)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 1, p. 2, p. 3)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 3: III.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	1 (p. 3: III.9)
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 3: III.9)
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. 1: I.2, I.4)
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)	1 (p. 1: I.2)
Data protection	1 (p. 1)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (p. 1: I.6)
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: I.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, p. 2: II.2, p. 3: III.2, p. 3: III.5)
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	1 (p. 2: II.4)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 1: I.2)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 2: II.3)
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 3: III.4)
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 1: I.2, p. 2: II.11)
Note	n/a

Guiding Principles of Internet Freedom

Praxis Centre for Policy Studies

2012

Identifier	26
Name	Guiding Principles of Internet Freedom
Proponent	Praxis Centre for Policy Studies
Initial Release	2012
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Estonia
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2012
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Estonian
Coded Version	2012
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (11)
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
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
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	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

228

Guiding Principles On Trusted AI Ethics

Telia

2019

Identifier	228
Name	Guiding Principles On Trusted AI Ethics
Proponent	Telia
Initial Release	2019
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Private Company Policy
Proponent Type	Private
Proponent Location	Sweden
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Not defined
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2019
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2019
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p.4: 9)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 2: introduction, p. 3: 1)
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	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 (p.3:3)
Non-discrimination	1 (p.3:3)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p.3:3)
Data protection	1 (p.3:3)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (p.3:3)
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	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (p. 3: 1)
Consumer protection	1 (p.3:3)
Human rights	1 (p. 2: introduction)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 3: 3, p. 4: 8)
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 2: introduction)
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 4: 7)
Note	n/a

290

Harmonious Artificial Intelligence Principles

Research Center for Brain-inspired Intelligence, Institute of Automation, Chinese Academy of Sciences

2018

Identifier	290
Name	Harmonious Artificial Intelligence Principles
Proponent	Research Center for Brain-inspired Intelligence, Institute of Automation, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Academic
Proponent Location	China
Scope	National
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2018
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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	1 (2.11, 3.17)
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 (2.7)
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	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (3.16)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (2.8)
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (1, 2.10)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

109

Human Rights Declaration of Individual Rights in Cyberspace

Stephen J. Page

1998

Identifier	109
Name	Human Rights Declaration of Individual Rights in Cyberspace
Proponent	Stephen J. Page
Initial Release	1998
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	US
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Individual
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	1998
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	1998
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1
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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

110

Human Rights Guidelines for Internet Service Providers

Council of Europe, European Internet Services Providers Association

2008

Identifier	110
Name	Human Rights Guidelines for Internet Service Providers
Proponent	Council of Europe, European Internet Services Providers Association
Initial Release	2008
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2008
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French
Coded Version	2008
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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)
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	1 (p. 7: 32, p. 8: 4, 7)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 12)
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

194

Human Rights In The Age Of Artificial Intelligence

Access Now

2018

Identifier	194
Name	Human Rights In The Age Of Artificial Intelligence
Proponent	Access Now
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2018
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 34, p. 35)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 17, p. 30, p. 31, p. 32, p. 33, p. 34, p. 35)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 30, p. 31, p. 34, p. 35)
Open data	1 (p. 33, p. 35)
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. 30, p. 32)
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. 20, p. 22, p. 23)
Freedom of (religious) belief	1 (p. 22-23)
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 23, p. 31)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (p. 20, p. 21, p. 22-23)
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 32)
Right to due process	1 (p. 19)
Right to legal remedies	1 (p. 18, p. 20, p. 33, p. 34)
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 20)
Protection of children	1 (p. 29)
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 17, p. 24, p. 28)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 24)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 14, p. 17, p. 20, p. 21, p. 23, p. 30, p. 33)
Data protection	1 (p. 18, p. 20, p. 30-31)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (p. 30, p. 31)
Right to anonymity	1 (p. 21)
Protection from surveillance	1 (p. 15-16, p. 21, p. 23, p. 25, p. 30)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	1 (p. 31)
Innovation	1 (p. 31, p. 36)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (p. 30, p. 34)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 6, p. 7, p. 12, p. 17, p. 18, p. 20, p. 32, p. 34)
Environmental sustainability	1 (p. 34)
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. 16, p. 25)
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	1 (p. 24)
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 13, p. 17, p. 27, p. 29, p. 30, p. 32, p. 33, p. 35)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 12, p. 13, p. 14, p. 15, p. 16, p. 18, p. 24, p. 27, p. 28, p. 34)
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 19, p. 22, p. 33)
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 13, p. 21, p. 26, p. 30, p. 32, p. 33, p. 35, p. 36, p. 37)
Note	n/a

I propose a "Compact for the Internet"

Neelie Kroes, EU Commissioner

2011

Identifier	95
Name	I propose a "Compact for the Internet"
Proponent	Neelie Kroes, EU Commissioner
Initial Release	2011
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Individual
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2011
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2011
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1
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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

208

IA Latam Declaration of Ethics for the Design, Development and Use of Artificial Intelligence (Declaración de Ética IA-Latam para el Design, Desarollo y Uso de la Inteligencia Artificial)

IALatam

2019

Identifier	208
Name	IA Latam Declaration of Ethics for the Design, Development and Use of Artificial Intelligence (Declaración de Ética IA-Latam para el Design, Desarollo y Uso de la Inteligencia Artificial)
Proponent	IALatam
Initial Release	2019
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Private Company Policy
Proponent Type	Private
Proponent Location	Latin America
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2019
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	Spanish
Coded Version	2019
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 5)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 5)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 5)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 5)
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 5)
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	1 (p. 2)
User awareness and education	1 (p. 2)
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	1 (p. 5)
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. 2, p. 5)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 4)
Data protection	1 (p. 4)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (p. 4)
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. 2)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 2)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (p. 4)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 4)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 4)
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (p. 4)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 4)
Note	n/a

209

IBM's Principles for Trust and Transparency

IBM

2018

Identifier	209
Name	IBM's Principles for Trust and Transparency
Proponent	IBM
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Private Company Policy
Proponent Type	Private
Proponent Location	US
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2018
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 1)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p.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	1 (p. 1)
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	1 (p. 2)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 2)
Data protection	1 (p. 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 (p. 1)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (p. 1)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 2)
Note	n/a

112

Illegal and Harmful Content on The Internet

European Commission

1996

Identifier	112
Name	Illegal and Harmful Content on The Internet
Proponent	European Commission
Initial Release	1996
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	1996
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	1996
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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
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. 3), 1 (p. 10)
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

Information and Knowledge For All

WSIS+10

2013

Identifier	27
Name	Information and Knowledge For All
Proponent	WSIS+10
Initial Release	2013
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Multistakeholder
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2013
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2013
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p.2; 4)
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

216

Intels AI Privacy Policy White Paper

Intel Corporation

2018

Identifier	216
Name	Intels AI Privacy Policy White Paper
Proponent	Intel Corporation
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Private Company Policy
Proponent Type	Private
Proponent Location	US
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2018
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 6)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	1 (p. 2, p. 7)
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. 4)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
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. 2, p. 3, p. 4, p. 6)
Data protection	1 (p. 3, p. 4)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (p. 4, p. 6)
Right to anonymity	1 (p. 5)
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	1 (p. 2, p. 5)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. 7)
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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 4)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 2, p. 7)
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 2, p. 4)
Note	n/a

113

International declaration on Information and Democracy

Reporter Sans Frontier

2018

Identifier	113
Name	International declaration on Information and Democracy
Proponent	Reporter Sans Frontier
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	France
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French, Spanish
Coded Version	2018
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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
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. 4)
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 8)
Note	n/a

114

International Principles on the Application of Human Rights to Communications Surveillance

Electronic Frontier Foundation and a coalition of NGOs ( Access, Article 19, Asociación Civil por la Igualdad y la Justicia, Asociación por los Derechos Civiles, Association for Progressive Communications, Bits of Freedom, Center for Internet & Society India, Comisión Colombiana de Juristas, Electronic Frontier Foundation, European Digital Rights, Reporter Without Borders, Fundación Karisma, Open Net Korea, Open Rights Group, Privacy International, and the Samuelson-Glushko Canadian Internet Policy and Public Interest Clinic)

2014

Identifier	114
Name	International Principles on the Application of Human Rights to Communications Surveillance
Proponent	Electronic Frontier Foundation and a coalition of NGOs ( Access, Article 19, Asociación Civil por la Igualdad y la Justicia, Asociación por los Derechos Civiles, Association for Progressive Communications, Bits of Freedom, Center for Internet & Society India, Comisión Colombiana de Juristas, Electronic Frontier Foundation, European Digital Rights, Reporter Without Borders, Fundación Karisma, Open Net Korea, Open Rights Group, Privacy International, and the Samuelson-Glushko Canadian Internet Policy and Public Interest Clinic)
Initial Release	2014
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2014
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic, French, Russian, Chinese
Coded Version	2014
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 7)
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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

115

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

Government of the United States (The White House)

2011

Identifier	115
Name	International Strategy for Cyberspace. Prosperity, Security, and Openness in a Networked World
Proponent	Government of the United States (The White House)
Initial Release	2011
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	US
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2011
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2011
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 10); 1 (p. 11); 1 (p. 21); 1 (p. 22)
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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

Internet for the Common Good

CIRN Commons

2014

Identifier	5
Name	Internet for the Common Good
Proponent	CIRN Commons
Initial Release	2014
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Technical Community
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Crowdsourced
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2014
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2014
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

116

Internet Governance Council of Europe Strategy 2012-2015

Council of Europe

2012

Identifier	116
Name	Internet Governance Council of Europe Strategy 2012-2015
Proponent	Council of Europe
Initial Release	2012
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2012
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French
Coded Version	2012
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (4); 1 (6); 1 (13)
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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

117

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

Council of Europe

2016

Identifier	117
Name	Internet Governance Council of Europe Strategy 2016-2019: Democracy, human rights and the rule of law in the digital world
Proponent	Council of Europe
Initial Release	2016
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2016
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French
Coded Version	2016
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 5); 1 (p. 8: 4); 1 (p. 15: 18)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 9-10: 8); 1 (p. 10: 9)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 8: 3); 1 (p. 9-10: 8)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (p. 7); 1 (p. 9: 7); 1 (p. 9-10: 8)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 9: 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 (p. 9: 7); 1 (p. 10: 8); 1 (p. 17)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 9: 7); 1 (p. 17)
Security of the network	1 (p. 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 (p. 11: 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	1 (p. 7); 1 (p. 8: 5); 1 (p. 9: 6); 1 (p. 13)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	1 (p. 12: 11)
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 7); 1 (p. 9: 6)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 10: 8)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 7); 1 (p. 9: 7)
Data protection	1 (p. 7); 1 (p. 12)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	1 (p. 12: 12)
Protection from surveillance	1 (p. 7); 1 (p. 9: 7)
Right to encryption	1 (p. 12: 12)
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. 7); 1 (p. 8: 5); 1 (p. 13)
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. 10: 8b)
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

118

Internet Governance and Human Rights

Council of Europe

2019

Identifier	118
Name	Internet Governance and Human Rights
Proponent	Council of Europe
Initial Release	2019
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2019
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French
Coded Version	2019
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (8); 1 (12); 1 (12.2); 1 (12.5); 1(12.8.2); 1 (12.9)
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)
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 (6)
Freedom from disinformation	1 (5)
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	1 (5)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

119

Internet Governance: The Next Steps

European Commission

2009

Identifier	119
Name	Internet Governance: The Next Steps
Proponent	European Commission
Initial Release	2009
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2009
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	Bulgarian, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Maltese, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish
Coded Version	2009
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (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)	1 (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)	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 (1)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (1)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

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

European Commission

2014

Identifier	73
Name	Internet Policy and Governance: Europe's role in shaping the future of Internet Governance
Proponent	European Commission
Initial Release	2014
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2014
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, German, French
Coded Version	2014
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 2-3: 1; p. 4: 2; p. 6: 5)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 5: 3; p. 6: 5)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 4: 2; p. 6: 5)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 7: 5; p. 8: 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	1 (p. 10: 7)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	1 (p. 3: 2)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 3: 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. 8: 6)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 3: 2; p. 8: 6)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 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	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 8: 6)
Data protection	1 (p. 8: 6)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	1 (p. 10: 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 (p. 11: 8)
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 3: 2; p. 10: 7)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (p.2: 1)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

Internet Rights and Freedoms Bill

New Zealand Green Party

2014

Identifier	30
Name	Internet Rights and Freedoms Bill
Proponent	New Zealand Green Party
Initial Release	2014
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Ordinary Law
Proponent Type	Political Party
Proponent Location	New Zealand
Scope	National
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2014
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2014
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 1; Clause 31)
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
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)
Environmental sustainability	1 (clause 23)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

Internet Rights Charter

Association for Progressive Communications

2006

Identifier	31
Name	Internet Rights Charter
Proponent	Association for Progressive Communications
Initial Release	2006
Url	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	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2006
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Croatian, Albanian, Bulgarian, Catalan, Macedonia, Filipino, Russian, Urdu, Khmer, Esperanto
Coded Version	2006
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (6.1)
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)
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)
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)
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	1 (5.1)
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	1 (2.3)
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	1 (5)
Non discrimination of women	1 (1.5)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

iRights

iRights Coalition

2015

Identifier	32
Name	iRights
Proponent	iRights Coalition
Initial Release	2015
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	UK
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2015
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (5)
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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

272

ITI Policy Principles for Enabling Transparency of AI Systems

Information Technology Industry Council (ITI)

2022

Identifier	272
Name	ITI Policy Principles for Enabling Transparency of AI Systems
Proponent	Information Technology Industry Council (ITI)
Initial Release	2022
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Private
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2022
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2022
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 2)
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 (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)	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	1 (p. 2, p. 7-8)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 2-8)
Note	n/a

120

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

UN, OSCE, OAS, ACHPR

2017

Identifier	120
Name	Joint Declaration on Freedom of Expression and Fake News, Disinformation And Propaganda
Proponent	UN, OSCE, OAS, ACHPR
Initial Release	2017
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2017
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Russian, Slovenian
Coded Version	2017
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (3e); 1 (6)
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)
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 (1b)
Freedom from disinformation	1 (2)
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 2)
Note	n/a

121

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

Identifier	121
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
Initial Release	2011
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2011
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2011
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

122

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

Identifier	122
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
Initial Release	2007
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	Italy and Brazil
Scope	Bi-national
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2007
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2007
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (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	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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

123

Joint Declaration on Universality and the Right to Freedom of Expression

UN, OSCE, OAS, ACHPR

1999

Identifier	123
Name	Joint Declaration on Universality and the Right to Freedom of Expression
Proponent	UN, OSCE, OAS, ACHPR
Initial Release	1999
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2019
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Russian
Coded Version	2014
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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)
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. 2)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

198

Joint Pledge on Artificial Intelligence Industry Self-Discipline

Chinese AI Alliance

2019

Identifier	198
Name	Joint Pledge on Artificial Intelligence Industry Self-Discipline
Proponent	Chinese AI Alliance
Initial Release	2019
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Private
Proponent Location	China
Scope	National
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2019
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English, Chinese
Coded Version	2019
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (III.12)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (II.8, III.10)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (II.6, III.11)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (II.9, III.11)
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	1 (III.13)
User awareness and education	1 (III.12, III.13)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1 (II.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	1 (III.12)
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 (I.1)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (I.3, II.9)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (II.9, III.11)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (II.7, III.11)
Data protection	1 (II.7)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (II.5, III.11)
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (II.8)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (III.10)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (I.1)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (I.3, II.9)
Human Control of Technology	1 (II.5, III.11)
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (II.6, III.11)
Note	n/a

287

Lisbon Declaration - Digital Democracy with a Purpose

Portuguese Presidency of the Council of the European Union

2021

Identifier	287
Name	Lisbon Declaration - Digital Democracy with a Purpose
Proponent	Portuguese Presidency of the Council of the European Union
Initial Release	2021
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2021
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2021
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (Preamble, p. 2: 8/9), 1 (p. 3: 19), 1 (p. 3: 22.1/ 22.2/ 23.1), 1 (p. 4: 23.4/23.5), Annex: 1 (preamble)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 2: 8), 1 (p. 3: 19), 2 (p. 4: 24.1/ 24.8)
No geo-fencing	1 (Annex: 10.4)
Transparency and openness	1 (Preamble, p. 1: 1), 1 (p. 1:15/ 17), 1 (p. 2: 12), 1 (p. 3: 19/ 21.1/ 21.3/ 22.3), 1 (p. 4: 23.2), Annex: 1 (p. 5: 2), 1 (p. 6: 4/ 10)
Open data	1 (Preamble, p. 1: 4), 1 (p. 3: 23.1), 1 (p. 4: 24.3),
Right to participation	1 (p. 3: 19/ 21.2/ 22.1/ 22.4), Annex: 1 (p. 6: 6.1)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 1: 5), 1 (p. 2: 11/ 12/14), 1 (p. 3: 21.1/ 22.1/ 22.3/ 22.4), 1 (p. 4: 24.7), Annex: 1 (p. 6: 3.1/ 6.1/ 7/ 10)
Right to access the internet	1 (Preamble, p. 1: 4/ 5), 1 (p. 2: 15) , 1 (p. 3: 21.1/ 22.1/ 22.3/ 22.4), Annex: 1 (p. 6: 3/ 8/ 10)
Speed and affordability	1 (p. 4: 24.6/ 24.7)
Access and skills in the workplace	1 (p. 3: 22.3), 1 (p. 4: 24.3/ 24.4)
User awareness and education	1 (p. 4: 24.9), Annex: 1 (p.6: 5.3/ 9.1)
Media and digital literacy	1 (Preamble, p. 1: 1/ 5), 1 (p. 2: 16), 1 (p. 3: 21.2/ 22.1), 1 (p. 4: 24.9), Annex: 1 (p. 6: 5.1/ 8)
Security of the network	1 (Preamble, p. 1: 1), 1 (p. 2: 12/ 13/ 15), 1 (p. 3: 21.2/ 21.3/ 22.1/ 22.2/ 22.3/ 23.1), 1 (p. 4: 23.2/ 23.6/ 24.2/ 24.3/ 24.8/ 24.9), Annex: 1 (p. 5: 1.2/ 2), 1 (p. 6: 5.3/ 7/ 10.2)
Net neutrality	Annex: 1 (p. 6: 3)
Open standards	1 (p. 4: 23.4)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 12: 12/ 15), 1 (p. 3: 23.1), 1 (p. 4: 23.3/ 23.4)
Stability and reliability of the network	1 (p. 2: 15)
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 2: 11), 1 (p. 3: 22.1/ 22.3), Annex: 1 (p. 6: 5/ 7)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 2: 11/ 15), Annex: 1 (p. 6: 3.2/ 5)
Freedom of association/assembly	Annex: 1 (p. 6: 6)
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (Preamble, p. 1: 1), 1 (p. 2: 17), 1 (p. 3: 22.5), 1 (p. 4: 23.2, 24.2),
Right to due process	1 (p. 2: 11), 1 (p. 7: 13)
Right to legal remedies	1 (p. 2: 11), 1 (p. 7: 13)
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (Preamble, p. 1: 1/ 6), 1 (p. 3: 22.2/ 23.1/ 23.6), 1 (p. 4: 24.4), Annex: 1 (p. 5: 2), 1 (p. 6: 5.3/ 7)
Protection of children	1 (p. 3: 22.1), Annex: 1 (p. 6: 7)
Non-discrimination	1 (Preamble, p. 1: 5), 1 (p. 2: 11/ 15), 1 (p. 3: 21.2), Annex: 1 (p. 5: 1), 1 (p. 6: 3.1/ 4.2/ 5.2)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 2: 11/ 12/ 13), 1 (p. 3: 21.2/ 21.2/ 22.3/ 23.1), 1 (p. 4: 23.6), Annex: 1 (p. 5: 1.2/ 2)
Data protection	1 (p. 2: 13), 1 (p. 3: 22.3), 1 (p. 4:23.6), Annex: 1 (p. 05: 2), 1 (p. 6: 4.2)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (p. 5: 2)
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	1 (p. 3: 22.2), 1 (p. 5: 2.3)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. 1: 1-4), 1 (p. 3: 18), 1 (p. 24.2)
Competition	1 (p.1: 1/ 5)
Economic development	1 (Preamble: p. 1: 4), 1 (p. 2: 12/ 17), 1 (p. 3: 18), 1 (p. 4: 23.3/ 24.2/ 24.3/ 24.7)
Intellectual Property	Annex: 1 (p. 7: 11)
Intermediary liability	Annex: 1 (p. 7: 13)
Corporate responsibility	1 (p. 3: 19), 1 (p. 4: 24.1 / 24.4)
Consumer protection	1 (p. 3: 22.3), Annex: 1 (p. 6: 9.2)
Human rights	1 (Preamble: p.1: 1/ 2/ 3), 1 (p. 2: 7/ 11/ 17), 1 (p. 3: 21.1/ 21.2/ 22.3/ 22.5), 1 (p. 4: 23.2/ 24.2), Annex: 1 (p. 5: Preamble)
Environmental sustainability	1 (Preamble: p.1: 1/ 3/ 5), 1 (p. 2: 8), 2 (p. 3: 18/ 19), 1 (p. 4: 23.2/ 24: 24.1/ 24.2/ 24.3), Annex: 1 (p. 5: Preamble/ 5.3)
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	1 (p. 3: 21.2)
Freedom from disinformation	1 (p. 2: 13/ 16), 1 (p. 3: 21.3), Annex: 1 (p. 6: 5.3)
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

125

Lyon Declaration on Access to Information and Development

World Library and Information Congress (IFLA)

2014

Identifier	125
Name	Lyon Declaration on Access to Information and Development
Proponent	World Library and Information Congress (IFLA)
Initial Release	2014
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	France
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Crowdsourced
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2014
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French, German, Spanish, Russian, Chinese, Bulgarian, Bosnian, Croatian, Catalan, Czech, Danish, Italian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Macedonian, Dutch, Norwegian, Portuguese, Serbian, Slovenian, Finnish, Swedish, Turkish
Coded Version	2014
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 2: 4c); 1 (p. 2: 4e)
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)
Environmental sustainability	1 (p. 2: 4)
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. 1: 2)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

126

Manifesto in Favour of Technological Sovereignty and Digital Rights for Cities

Barcelona City Council: Francesca Bria (Chair), Malcolm Bain (coordinator) Contributors (Advisory Board members): Richard Stallman, Javier Ruiz, Roberto Di Cosmo, Mitchell Baker, Renata Ávila, Marleen Stikker, Paolo Vecchi, Sergio Amadeu

2019

Identifier	126
Name	Manifesto in Favour of Technological Sovereignty and Digital Rights for Cities
Proponent	Barcelona City Council: Francesca Bria (Chair), Malcolm Bain (coordinator) Contributors (Advisory Board members): Richard Stallman, Javier Ruiz, Roberto Di Cosmo, Mitchell Baker, Renata Ávila, Marleen Stikker, Paolo Vecchi, Sergio Amadeu
Initial Release	2019
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	Spain
Scope	Local
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2019
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2019
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

127

Manila Declaration on Accessible Information and Communication Technology

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

2003

Identifier	127
Name	Manila Declaration on Accessible Information and Communication Technology
Proponent	Interregional Seminar and Regional Demonstration Work-shop on Accessible ICT and Persons with Disabilities
Initial Release	2003
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	Philippines
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2003
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2003
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

128

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

UNESCO

2008

Identifier	128
Name	Maputo Declaration: Fostering Freedom of Expression, Access to Information and Empowerment of People
Proponent	UNESCO
Initial Release	2008
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2008
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2008
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

Marco Civil da Internet

Brazilian Parliament

2013

Identifier	33
Name	Marco Civil da Internet
Proponent	Brazilian Parliament
Initial Release	2013
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Ordinary Law
Proponent Type	Parliament
Proponent Location	Brazil
Scope	National
Drafting process	Crowdsourced
Bindingness	Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2014
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Portuguese
Coded Version	2014
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (24 i)
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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

279

Microsoft Responsible AI Standard, v2

Microsoft

2022

Identifier	279
Name	Microsoft Responsible AI Standard, v2
Proponent	Microsoft
Initial Release	2022
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Other
Proponent Type	Private
Proponent Location	US
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2022
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2022
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 4)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 9)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 27)
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. 6, p. 24)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	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	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. 26)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 26)
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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 4)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 13)
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 8)
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 13)
Note	n/a

129

Ministerial Declaration on The Protection of Privacy on Global Networks

OECD

1998

Identifier	129
Name	Ministerial Declaration on The Protection of Privacy on Global Networks
Proponent	OECD
Initial Release	1998
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	1998
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French
Coded Version	1998
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

130

Mobile User Privacy Bill of Rights

Electronic Frontier Foundation

2012

Identifier	130
Name	Mobile User Privacy Bill of Rights
Proponent	Electronic Frontier Foundation
Initial Release	2012
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	US
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2012
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2012
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	1 (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	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

131

Models of Governance of Online Hate Speech

Council of Europe

2020

Identifier	131
Name	Models of Governance of Online Hate Speech
Proponent	Council of Europe
Initial Release	2020
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2020
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2020
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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
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
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	1 (D.iv)
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

220

Montréal Declaration For A Responsible Development Of Artificial Intelligence

University of Montreal

2018

Identifier	220
Name	Montréal Declaration For A Responsible Development Of Artificial Intelligence
Proponent	University of Montreal
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Academic
Proponent Location	Canada
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English, French, Portuguese, Spanish, German, Russian, Arabic, Italian, Japanese, Chinese
Coded Version	2018
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 12)
Open data	1 (p. 13)
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 5, p. 14)
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	1 (p. 9)
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. 14)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 9, p. 13, p. 14)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 12, p. 14)
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. 10)
Data protection	1 (p. 15)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (p. 10)
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	1 (p. 9)
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
Environmental sustainability	1 (p. 5, p. 17)
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	1 (p. 10)
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	1 (p. 9)
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 16)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 13)
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 12)
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (p. 8-17)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 12)
Note	n/a

NetMundial Multistakeholder Statement

Participants in NetMundial

2014

Identifier	34
Name	NetMundial Multistakeholder Statement
Proponent	Participants in NetMundial
Initial Release	2014
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Multistakeholder
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2014
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2014
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (1; p.3)
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
Environmental sustainability	1 (p. 4)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (p. 8)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

132

Network neutrality Guidelines for Internet neutrality

Norwegian Post and Telecommunications Authority

2009

Identifier	132
Name	Network neutrality Guidelines for Internet neutrality
Proponent	Norwegian Post and Telecommunications Authority
Initial Release	2009
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	Norway
Scope	National
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2009
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Norwegian
Coded Version	2009
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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 (p. 3: 1.A)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1 (p. 3: 2.A)
Net neutrality	1 (p. 2, p. 3, p. 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	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 2, p. 3: 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	1 (p. 2, p. 4: 3.B)
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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

133

Nigerian Digital Rights and Freedom Bill

National Assembly of the Federal Republic of Nigeria

2016

Identifier	133
Name	Nigerian Digital Rights and Freedom Bill
Proponent	National Assembly of the Federal Republic of Nigeria
Initial Release	2016
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Ordinary Law
Proponent Type	Parliament
Proponent Location	Nigeria
Scope	National
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2019
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2016
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (12)
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)
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 (7, 8)
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	1 (8)
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

134

Numérique et libertés : un nouvel âge démocratique

French National Assembly

2015

Identifier	134
Name	Numérique et libertés : un nouvel âge démocratique
Proponent	French National Assembly
Initial Release	2015
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Parliament
Proponent Location	France
Scope	National
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2015
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	French
Coded Version	2015
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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)
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 (iii)
Non discrimination of women	1 (i)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (iii)
Human Control of Technology	1 (iii)
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (iii)
Note	n/a

OECD Action Plan for Electronic Commerce

OECD

1998

Identifier	63
Name	OECD Action Plan for Electronic Commerce
Proponent	OECD
Initial Release	1998
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2002
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French
Coded Version	1998
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (Preamble)
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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

313

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

OECD

2002

Identifier	313
Name	OECD Guidelines for the Security of Information Systems and Networks: Towards a Culture of Security
Proponent	OECD
Initial Release	2002
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2015
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English/French (bilingual), Chinese, Hungarian, Italian, Norwegian, Polish, Russian, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish
Coded Version	2002
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 8.I)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 10: 2)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 11: 5)
Open data	1 (p. 11: 5)
Right to participation	1 (p. 8.I)
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: III), 1 (p. 10: 1)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 9: III)
Security of the network	1 (p. 8: I)
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: III)
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. 8): 1 (p. 12)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 9: III)
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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

OECD Principles and Guidelines for Access to Research Data from Public Funding

OECD

2006

Identifier	78
Name	OECD Principles and Guidelines for Access to Research Data from Public Funding
Proponent	OECD
Initial Release	2006
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2021
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French
Coded Version	2007
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 17, p. 21)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 15)
Open data	1 (p. 8-22)
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 (p. 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 (p. 11, p. 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 (p. 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 (p. 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 (p. 16)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
Environmental sustainability	1 (p. 16)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

OECD Principles for Internet Policy Making

OECD

2011

Identifier	35
Name	OECD Principles for Internet Policy Making
Proponent	OECD
Initial Release	2011
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2014
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2011
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p.1; p. 3)
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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

312

OECD Principles for Internet Policymaking

OECD

2014

Identifier	312
Name	OECD Principles for Internet Policymaking
Proponent	OECD
Initial Release	2014
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2014
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2014
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

282

OECD Principles on Artificial Intelligence

OECD

2019

Identifier	282
Name	OECD Principles on Artificial Intelligence
Proponent	OECD
Initial Release	2019
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2023
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English, French, Arabic, German, Japanese
Coded Version	2023
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 4-5, p. 9)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 4, p. 7-9)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 8)
Open data	1 (p. 8)
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 7)
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	1 (p. 7)
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1 (p. 8)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	1 (p. 8)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 8-9)
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, p. 6-7)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 8)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 7)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 7)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 7-8)
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	1 (p. 3, 8-9)
Competition	1 (p. 3, p. 6, p. 9)
Economic development	1 (p. 3)
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 6)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 3, p. 6-7)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 7, p. 9)
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 8)
Note	n/a

135

OECD Recommendation on Artificial Intelligence

OECD

2019

Identifier	135
Name	OECD Recommendation on Artificial Intelligence
Proponent	OECD
Initial Release	2019
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2019
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English, Arabic, French, German, Japanese
Coded Version	2019
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (v: 2.5)
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)
Environmental sustainability	1 (p. 7: 1.1)
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	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 3, p. 5, p. 7: 1.2, p. 8: 1.5)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 3, p. 7: 1.2)
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (p. 3, p. 6, p. 7: 1.2)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 3, p. 5, p. 8: 1.3)
Note	n/a

283

OP Financial Groups ethical guidelines for artificial intelligence

OP Financial Group

2018

Identifier	283
Name	OP Financial Groups ethical guidelines for artificial intelligence
Proponent	OP Financial Group
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Private Company Policy
Proponent Type	Private
Proponent Location	Finland
Scope	National
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English, Finnish, Swedish
Coded Version	2018
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (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	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 (5)
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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

Open Internet Policy Principles

Parliamentary Human Rights Foundation (PHRF), and Open Society Institute

1997

Identifier	36
Name	Open Internet Policy Principles
Proponent	Parliamentary Human Rights Foundation (PHRF), and Open Society Institute
Initial Release	1997
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Multistakeholder
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	1997
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	1997
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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)
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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

285

OpenAI Charter

OpenAI

2018

Identifier	285
Name	OpenAI Charter
Proponent	OpenAI
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Private
Proponent Location	US
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2018
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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	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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

229

Our Tenets

Partnership on AI

2020

Identifier	229
Name	Our Tenets
Proponent	Partnership on AI
Initial Release	2020
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Multistakeholder
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2023
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2023
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1
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	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	1
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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1
Note	n/a

136

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

UNESCO

2014

Identifier	136
Name	Outcome Document of Connecting the Dots: Options for Future Actions Conference
Proponent	UNESCO
Initial Release	2014
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2014
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French, Spanish, Russian, Arabic, Chinese
Coded Version	2014
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 2: 1.5); 1 (p. 6: 7.2); 1 (p. 6: 7.3)
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)
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: 3.4)
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	1 (p. 2: 3.4)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

Outcome document of the high-level meeting of the General Assembly on the overall review of the implementation of the outcomes of the World Summit on the Information Society

UN General Assembly

2015

Identifier	45
Name	Outcome document of the high-level meeting of the General Assembly on the overall review of the implementation of the outcomes of the World Summit on the Information Society
Proponent	UN General Assembly
Initial Release	2015
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2015
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Russian, Spanish
Coded Version	2015
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (2; 3; 29; 54)
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)
Environmental sustainability	1 (20)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

Paris Declaration

UNESCO

2014

Identifier	37
Name	Paris Declaration
Proponent	UNESCO
Initial Release	2014
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2014
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2014
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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
Environmental sustainability	1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 3),
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. 2)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

People's Communication Charter

Peoples Communication Charter Coalition

1999

Identifier	38
Name	People's Communication Charter
Proponent	Peoples Communication Charter Coalition
Initial Release	1999
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	1999
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Italian, German, French, Spanish, Dutch
Coded Version	1999
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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)
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 (14)
Freedom from disinformation	1 (7; 16)
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

251

Policy Recommendations on Augmented Intelligence in Health Care H-480.940

American Medical Association (AMA)

2018

Identifier	251
Name	Policy Recommendations on Augmented Intelligence in Health Care H-480.940
Proponent	American Medical Association (AMA)
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	US
Scope	National
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2022
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2022
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 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 (p. 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	1 (p. 1)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 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 (p. 1)
Competition	1 (p. 1)
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 1)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 1)
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 1)
Note	n/a

266

Portuguese Charter for Human Rights in the Digital Era (Carta Portuguesa de Direitos Humanos na Era Digital)

Government of Portugal

2021

Identifier	266
Name	Portuguese Charter for Human Rights in the Digital Era (Carta Portuguesa de Direitos Humanos na Era Digital)
Proponent	Government of Portugal
Initial Release	2021
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	Portugal
Scope	National
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2021
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	Portuguese
Coded Version	2021
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 5: 3.2), 1 (p. 7: 9.1)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 6: 3.2), 1 (p. 7:9.1)
Open data	1 (p. 10: 19)
Right to participation	1 (p. 7: 7)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 5: 2/3)
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 5: 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	1 (p. 9: 15)
Net neutrality	1 (p. 7: 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 (p. 6: 4)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 6: 4)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (p. 7: 7)
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	1 (p. 10: 21)
Right to legal remedies	1 (p. 10: 21)
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 7: 9), 1 (p. 8: 12), 1 (p. 9: 15), 1 (p. 10: 20)
Protection of children	1 (p. 10: 20)
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 6: 4), 1 (p. 7: 8)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 7: 8)
Data protection	1 (p. 7: 8), 1 (p. 9: 17)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (p. 7: 8)
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	1 (p. 7: 8)
Right to be forgotten	1 (p. 8: 13)
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 6: 3), 1 (p. 9: 16)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (p. 6: 3), 1 (p. 8: 12)
Human rights	1 (p. 5: 2)
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. 6: 4)
Freedom from disinformation	1 (p. 6: 6)
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (p. 7: 9)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 7: 9)
Note	n/a

271

Position on Robotics and Artificial Intelligence

Greens/EFA Digital Working Group - European Parliament

2016

Identifier	271
Name	Position on Robotics and Artificial Intelligence
Proponent	Greens/EFA Digital Working Group - European Parliament
Initial Release	2016
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Political Party
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2016
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English, German
Coded Version	2016
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 4)
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. 8)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 5)
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	1 (p. 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)	1 (p. 5)
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. 4)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (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	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. 5)
Human rights	1 (p. 2)
Environmental sustainability	1 (p. 7-8)
Minimal data collection	1 (p. 4)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 5, p. 8)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 9)
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (p. 4)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

137

Preliminary Declaration of the Digital Human Rights of the Forum DAvignon

Forum dAvignon

2014

Identifier	137
Name	Preliminary Declaration of the Digital Human Rights of the Forum DAvignon
Proponent	Forum dAvignon
Initial Release	2014
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Other
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Crowdsourced
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2014
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	French
Coded Version	2014
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	1 (1)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

240

Principles for Accountable Algorithms and a Social Impact Statement for Algorithms

Fairness, Accountability, and Transparency in Machine Learning

2018

Identifier	240
Name	Principles for Accountable Algorithms and a Social Impact Statement for Algorithms
Proponent	Fairness, Accountability, and Transparency in Machine Learning
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Academic
Proponent Location	US
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2018
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
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	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)	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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	1
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1
Note	n/a

Principles for the Governance and Use of the Internet

Brazilian Internet Steering Committee

2009

Identifier	39
Name	Principles for the Governance and Use of the Internet
Proponent	Brazilian Internet Steering Committee
Initial Release	2009
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Multistakeholder
Proponent Location	Brazil
Scope	National
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2009
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Portuguese, Spanish
Coded Version	2009
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (2)
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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

268

Principles of Artificial Intelligence Ethics for the Intelligence Community

Government of the United States

2020

Identifier	268
Name	Principles of Artificial Intelligence Ethics for the Intelligence Community
Proponent	Government of the United States
Initial Release	2020
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	US
Scope	National
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2020
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2020
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
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	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	1
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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	1
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	1
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1
Note	n/a

258

Principles of Robotics: Regulating Robots in the Real World

Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council UK (EPSRC) and Margaret Boden, Joanna Bryson, Darwin Caldwell, Kerstin Dautenhahn, Lilian Edwards, Sarah Kember, Paul Newman, Vivienne Parry, Geoff Pegman, Tom Rodden, Tom Sorrell, Mick Wallis, Blay Whitby, Alan Winfield

2017

Identifier	258
Name	Principles of Robotics: Regulating Robots in the Real World
Proponent	Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council UK (EPSRC) and Margaret Boden, Joanna Bryson, Darwin Caldwell, Kerstin Dautenhahn, Lilian Edwards, Sarah Kember, Paul Newman, Vivienne Parry, Geoff Pegman, Tom Rodden, Tom Sorrell, Mick Wallis, Blay Whitby, Alan Winfield
Initial Release	2017
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Academic
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2017
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2017
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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 (p. 126-127)
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. 126)
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. 126)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 126, p. 127-128)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 129)
Note	n/a

Principles on Freedom of Expression and Privacy

Global Network Initiative (Arab Reporters for Investigative Journalism (ARIJ), East-West Management Institutes (EWMI), Data Privacy Brasil, InternetLab, Open MIC, Open Net Korea, Search for Common Ground (SFCG), National Democratic Institute (NDI), 7amleh The Arab Center for the Advancement of Social Media, Institute for Technology and Society of Rio de Janeiro (ITS), International Center for Not-for-profit Law (ICNL), KICTANet, Digital Rights Foundation, European Center for Not-for-profit Law, Vodacom Group Limited, MTN Group, UCLA Institute for Technology, Law & Policy, UCLA Technology Development Group, The Human Rights Center - University of California, ARTICLE 19, Internet Freedom Foundation (IFF), Hiperderecho, TEDIC, Dangerous Speech Project, Cloudflare, Frontiir, Federated Hermes, Programme on Technology and Democracy - University of Oxford, Unwanted Witness, Zoom Video Communications, Verizon Communications, Freedom House, Digital Empowerment Foundation (DEF), Software Freedom Law Centre, India, Internet Sans Frontières, Collaboration on International ICT Policy for East and Southern Africa (CIPESA), Wikimedia Foundation, BNP Paribas Asset Management, Red en Defensa de los Derechos Digitales (R3D), Instituto Panameño de Derecho y Nuevas Tecnologías (IPANDETEC), AfroLeadership, Global Forum for Media Development (GFMD), Women of Uganda Network (WOUGNET), Human Rights Watch, Index on Censorship, Institute for Reporters Freedom and Safety (IRFS), International Media Support (IMS), Internews, Microsoft, Nokia, Yahoo!, Open Technology Institute, Orange, Paradigm Initiative, PEN America, Social Media Exchange (SMEX), Telenor Group, Telia Company, Trillium Asset Management, Human Rights Institute - University of Connecticut, Ericsson, Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society - Harvard University, Bolo Bhi, Boston Common Asset Management, Calvert Research and Management, Columbia Threadneedle Investments, Centre for Communication Governance (CCG), Center fo

2008

Identifier	40
Name	Principles on Freedom of Expression and Privacy
Proponent	Global Network Initiative (Arab Reporters for Investigative Journalism (ARIJ), East-West Management Institutes (EWMI), Data Privacy Brasil, InternetLab, Open MIC, Open Net Korea, Search for Common Ground (SFCG), National Democratic Institute (NDI), 7amleh The Arab Center for the Advancement of Social Media, Institute for Technology and Society of Rio de Janeiro (ITS), International Center for Not-for-profit Law (ICNL), KICTANet, Digital Rights Foundation, European Center for Not-for-profit Law, Vodacom Group Limited, MTN Group, UCLA Institute for Technology, Law & Policy, UCLA Technology Development Group, The Human Rights Center - University of California, ARTICLE 19, Internet Freedom Foundation (IFF), Hiperderecho, TEDIC, Dangerous Speech Project, Cloudflare, Frontiir, Federated Hermes, Programme on Technology and Democracy - University of Oxford, Unwanted Witness, Zoom Video Communications, Verizon Communications, Freedom House, Digital Empowerment Foundation (DEF), Software Freedom Law Centre, India, Internet Sans Frontières, Collaboration on International ICT Policy for East and Southern Africa (CIPESA), Wikimedia Foundation, BNP Paribas Asset Management, Red en Defensa de los Derechos Digitales (R3D), Instituto Panameño de Derecho y Nuevas Tecnologías (IPANDETEC), AfroLeadership, Global Forum for Media Development (GFMD), Women of Uganda Network (WOUGNET), Human Rights Watch, Index on Censorship, Institute for Reporters Freedom and Safety (IRFS), International Media Support (IMS), Internews, Microsoft, Nokia, Yahoo!, Open Technology Institute, Orange, Paradigm Initiative, PEN America, Social Media Exchange (SMEX), Telenor Group, Telia Company, Trillium Asset Management, Human Rights Institute - University of Connecticut, Ericsson, Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society - Harvard University, Bolo Bhi, Boston Common Asset Management, Calvert Research and Management, Columbia Threadneedle Investments, Centre for Communication Governance (CCG), Center fo
Initial Release	2008
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Multistakeholder
Proponent Location	US
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2017
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian, Spanish
Coded Version	2017
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (1 (p. 2); 5 (p. 5))
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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

224

Principles to Promote FEAT in the Use of AI and Data Analytics in Singapores Financial Sector

Singapore Monetary Authority

2018

Identifier	224
Name	Principles to Promote FEAT in the Use of AI and Data Analytics in Singapores Financial Sector
Proponent	Singapore Monetary Authority
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	Singapore
Scope	National
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2019
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2019
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 3: 1.3)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 6: 4, p. 10: 7)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 12: 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	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 (p. 3: 1.4)
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 (p. 12: 8)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (p. 10: 7)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 10: 7)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 7: 5)
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 12: 8)
Note	n/a

289

Privacy and Freedom of Expression In the Age of Artificial Intelligence

Privacy International & Article 19

2018

Identifier	289
Name	Privacy and Freedom of Expression In the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Proponent	Privacy International & Article 19
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	UK
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2018
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 28)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 13, p. 15, p. 28)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 9, p. 14, p. 15, p. 28)
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. 15, p. 26)
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, p. 5, p. 8-16, p. 17)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 2, p. 9)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (p. 17)
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 5, p. 15)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	1 (p. 4, p. 14)
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 4)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 2, p. 5, p. 17-27)
Data protection	1 (p. 12, p. 22-23)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	1 (p. 21)
Protection from surveillance	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	1 (p. 11)
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (p. 12)
Human rights	1 (p. 2, p. 11, p. 12-13, p. 28)
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	1 (p. 22)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 2)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 27)
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 2)
Note	n/a

138

Privacy Online: OECD Guidance on Policy and Practice

OECD

2003

Identifier	138
Name	Privacy Online: OECD Guidance on Policy and Practice
Proponent	OECD
Initial Release	2003
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2003
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French
Coded Version	2003
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 41; 13)
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)
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	1 (p. 68); 1 (p. 90)
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. 100)
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

139

Protecting Human Rights in the Digital Age

Business for Social Responsibility (BSR)

2011

Identifier	139
Name	Protecting Human Rights in the Digital Age
Proponent	Business for Social Responsibility (BSR)
Initial Release	2011
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Private
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2011
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2011
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 7)
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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

Protecting Your Data Online with a Digital Rights Bill

UK Liberal Democrats

2015

Identifier	41
Name	Protecting Your Data Online with a Digital Rights Bill
Proponent	UK Liberal Democrats
Initial Release	2015
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Political Party
Proponent Location	UK
Scope	National
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2015
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2015
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (4)
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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

158

Recommendation CM/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

Council of Europe

2001

Identifier	158
Name	Recommendation CM/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	Council of Europe
Initial Release	2001
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2001
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Bulgarian, French
Coded Version	2001
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 2)
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)	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. 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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

159

Recommendation CM/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)

Council of Europe

2001

Identifier	159
Name	Recommendation CM/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	Council of Europe
Initial Release	2001
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2001
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Bulgarian, French
Coded Version	2001
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 3)
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)	n/a
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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

160

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

Council of Europe

2004

Identifier	160
Name	Recommendation CM/Rec(2004)16[1] of the Committee of Ministers to member states on the right of reply in the new media environment
Proponent	Council of Europe
Initial Release	2004
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2004
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French
Coded Version	2004
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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)
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)	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. 1)
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

161

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

Council of Europe

2006

Identifier	161
Name	Recommendation CM/Rec(2006)12 of the Committee of Ministers to member states on empowering children in the new information and communications environment
Proponent	Council of Europe
Initial Release	2006
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2006
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French
Coded Version	2006
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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)
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)	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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

140

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

Council of Europe

2007

Identifier	140
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	Council of Europe
Initial Release	2007
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2007
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French
Coded Version	2007
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (1: v)
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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

141

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

Council of Europe

2007

Identifier	141
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	Council of Europe
Initial Release	2007
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2007
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French, German
Coded Version	2007
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (1)
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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

150

Recommendation CM/Rec(2008)6 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

Council of Europe

2008

Identifier	150
Name	Recommendation CM/Rec(2008)6 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	Council of Europe
Initial Release	2008
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2008
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French, German, Russian
Coded Version	2008
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (xi); 1 (II: ii); 1 (II: iii)
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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	1 (I)
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

142

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

Council of Europe

2009

Identifier	142
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	Council of Europe
Initial Release	2009
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2009
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French
Coded Version	2009
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (6)
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)
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 (2)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

143

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

Council of Europe

2010

Identifier	143
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	Council of Europe
Initial Release	2010
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2010
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish
Coded Version	2010
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (5.1.b)
Note	n/a

144

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

Council of Europe

2011

Identifier	144
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	Council of Europe
Initial Release	2011
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2011
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Spanish, French, German, Russian
Coded Version	2011
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (1.2); 1 (2.1)
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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

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

Council of Europe

2012

Identifier	42
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	Council of Europe
Initial Release	2012
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2012
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French
Coded Version	2012
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (Appendix IV: 17)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (Appendix IV: 17)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (6; 7; 8; Appendix I: 4; Appendix III: 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	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 (4; 7; Appendix III: 12; Appendix IV: 18)
Freedom of (religious) belief	1 (Appendix II: 6)
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (2; 4; 7; Appendix I: 1; Appendix II: 7; Appendix III)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	1 (8; Appendix II: 11; Appendix III: 14, 15; Appendix 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	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (4; 8; Appendix II; Appendix IV: 18)
Data protection	1 (4; 7; 8; Appendix II)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (7; Appendix II: 8)
Right to anonymity	1 (7; Appendix II: 10)
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	1 (Appendix II: 10)
Right to be forgotten	1 (7; Appendix II: 11)
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; 4; 7; Appendix IV: 17, 18)
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	1 (7; Appendix II.10)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (Appendix I.4)
Note	n/a

182

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

Council of Europe

2012

Identifier	182
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	Council of Europe
Initial Release	2012
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2012
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French
Coded Version	2012
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (7; i: 3; iii: 15)
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (6; ii: 11)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (1; 2; 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; i: 2; 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; 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; 5)
Right to due process	1 (iii: 15)
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (3; ii: 10)
Protection of children	1 (3; i: 2; i: 4; ii)
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (6; iii: 15)
Data protection	1 (iii: 14; iii: 15)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	1 (i: 3)
Protection from surveillance	1 (i: 3)
Right to encryption	1 (iii: 15)
Right to be forgotten	1 (i: 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 (1; 5; 6)
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	1 (5; 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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

145

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

Council of Europe

2015

Identifier	145
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	Council of Europe
Initial Release	2015
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2015
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French
Coded Version	2015
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (6); 1 (4.1)
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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

146

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

Council of Europe

2016

Identifier	146
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	Council of Europe
Initial Release	2016
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2016
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French, German
Coded Version	2016
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (5)
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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

147

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

Council of Europe

2016

Identifier	147
Name	Recommendation CM/Rec(2016)5 of the Committee of Ministers to member States on Internet freedom
Proponent	Council of Europe
Initial Release	2016
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2016
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French, German, Turkish
Coded Version	2016
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (1.4)
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)
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 (2.4.3)
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (4.1.4)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (4.1.4)
Note	n/a

148

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

Council of Europe

1997

Identifier	148
Name	Recommendation No. R (97) 19 on the portrayal of violence in the electronic media
Proponent	Council of Europe
Initial Release	1997
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	1997
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Estonian, French
Coded Version	1997
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

149

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

Council of Europe

1999

Identifier	149
Name	Recommendation No. R (99) 5 of the Committee of Ministers on the protection of privacy on the Internet
Proponent	Council of Europe
Initial Release	1999
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	1999
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Estonian, French
Coded Version	1999
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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)
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	1 (iii:7)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

151

Recommendation of the Council concerning Guidelines for Cryptography Policy

OECD

1997

Identifier	151
Name	Recommendation of the Council concerning Guidelines for Cryptography Policy
Proponent	OECD
Initial Release	1997
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2017
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French
Coded Version	1997
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
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)	n/a
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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

152

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

OECD

1992

Identifier	152
Name	Recommendation of the Council concerning Guidelines for the Security of Information Systems
Proponent	OECD
Initial Release	1992
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2002
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	1992
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
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)	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	1
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

314

Recommendation of the Council on Digital Security of Critical Activities

OECD

2019

Identifier	314
Name	Recommendation of the Council on Digital Security of Critical Activities
Proponent	OECD
Initial Release	2019
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2019
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French
Coded Version	2019
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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)	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), 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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

153

Recommendation of the OECD Council on Principles for Internet Policy Making

OECD

2011

Identifier	153
Name	Recommendation of the OECD Council on Principles for Internet Policy Making
Proponent	OECD
Initial Release	2011
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2011
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2011
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 8)
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)	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	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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

154

Recommendation on Electronic Authentication and Guidance for Electronic Authentication

OECD

2007

Identifier	154
Name	Recommendation on Electronic Authentication and Guidance for Electronic Authentication
Proponent	OECD
Initial Release	2007
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2007
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2007
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
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)	1 (p. 23)
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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

155

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

Identifier	155
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
Initial Release	2006
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2006
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2006
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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 (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)	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. 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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

156

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

Council of the European Union

1998

Identifier	156
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	Council of the European Union
Initial Release	1998
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	1998
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Spanish, Danish, German, Greek, French, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, Finnish, Swedish
Coded Version	1998
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 4)
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)	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. 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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

157

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

UNESCO

2003

Identifier	157
Name	Recommendation on the Promotion and Use of Multilingualism and Universal Access to Cyberspace
Proponent	UNESCO
Initial Release	2003
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2003
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian, Spanish
Coded Version	2003
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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)
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)	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	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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

163

Reflection and Analysis by UNESCO on the Internet

UNESCO

2011

Identifier	163
Name	Reflection and Analysis by UNESCO on the Internet
Proponent	UNESCO
Initial Release	2011
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Other
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2011
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Spanish, French, Russian, Chinese, Arabic
Coded Version	2011
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)
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)	n/a
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)
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)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

302

Report of the Social and Human Sciences Comission (SHS) - Draft Recommendation on the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence

UNESCO

2021

Identifier	302
Name	Report of the Social and Human Sciences Comission (SHS) - Draft Recommendation on the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence
Proponent	UNESCO
Initial Release	2021
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2021
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English, Arabic, Russian, French, Chinese, Spanish
Coded Version	2021
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	Annex: 1 (p. 5: II.5, p. 6: II.8, p. 11: III.2.46, p. 12: III.2.47, p. 13: IV. 53/54, p. 15: IV.64, p. 17: IV.78/ 80/81, p. 19: IV.94, p.20: IV.101)
Accountability/Responsibility	Annex: 1 (p. 5: II.7, p. 10: III.2.34/ 36, p. 11: III.2.41/ 42 / 43, p. 15: IV.68, p. 24: V.132)
No geo-fencing	Annex: 1 (p.1: Preamble, p.22: IV.119, p. 17: IV.83, p.20: IV.101/102)
Transparency and openness	Annex: 1 (p.1: Preamble, p. 10: III.2.37/ 38/ 39, p. 11: III.2: 40/41, p. 13: IV.51, p. 15: IV.64/ 70, p. 16: 73, p. 21: IV.113, p.24: V.132)
Open data	Annex: 1 (p. 2: Preamble, p. 16: IV.73/ 75/ 76)
Right to participation	Annex: 1 (p. 5: I.3, p. 7: III.1.19, p. 9: III.2.28/ 30, p. 11: III.2.44, p. 12: 47, p. 13: IV.53, p. 19: IV.91, p. 20: IV.105, p. 24: IV.132),
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	Annex: 1 (p. 1: Preamble, p. 5: II.6, p. 7: III.1.15, p. 20: IV.105, p. 7: III.1.19, p. 8: III.1.24, p. 9: III.2.28, p. 12: III.2.47, p. 13: III.1.53/ 54, p. 18: IV.87)
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	Annex: 1 (p. 19: IV.96, p. 22: IV.116/ 117)
User awareness and education	Annex: 1 (p. 11: III.2.44, p. 18: IV.88/ 89, p. 19: IV.96/ 97, p. 20: IV.101-106, p. 22: IV.116/ 117)
Media and digital literacy	Annex: 1 (p. 1/ 2: Preamble, p. 5: I.3, p. 11: III.2.44, p. 20: IV.101/ 102)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	Annex: 1 (p. 12: III.2.47)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	Annex: 1 (p. 12: III.2.47, p. 17: IV.77)
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	Annex: 1 (p. 4: I.2, p. 5: I.3, p. 15: IV.66, p. 21: IV.112/ 113)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	Annex: 1 (p. 3: Preamble, p. 4: I.2, p. 5: I.3), 1 (p.13: IV.51, p. 15: IV.66, p. 16: IV.73/ 75, p. 21: IV.112-114)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	Annex: 1 (p. 1: Preamble, p. 4: I.2, p. 12: IV.48/ 51, p. 13: IV.55, p. 14: IV.63)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	Annex: 1 (p. 1: Preamble, p. 3:I.1, p. 4: I.2, p. 6: II.8/ III.1.13) 1 (p. 7: III.1.14/ 15, p. 8: III.2.27, p. 9: III.2.32, p. 10: III.2.38, p. 16: IV.71/ 74, p. 24: IV.126, p. 26: VIII.141)
Protection of children	Annex: 1 (p. 24: IV.121-130)
Non-discrimination	Annex: 1 (p. 4: I.2, p. 9: III.2.28, p. 12: III.2.47, p. 18: IV.90)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	Annex: 1 (p. 3: Preamble, p. 5: I.3, p. 6: II.8, p. 9: III.2.28/ 31, p. 11: III.2.44, p. 13: IV.53, p. 15: IV.65, p. 19: IV.94-98, p.24: IV.132)
Privacy rights (generalized)	Annex: 1 (p. 4: I.2, p. 8: III.2.27, p. 9: III.2.32, p. 10: III.2.38, p. 16: IV.72, p. 21: IV.109, p. 23: IV.123, p. 25: V.133)
Data protection	Annex: 1 (p. 4: I.2, p.9: III.2.32/ 33, p. 11: III.2.46, p. 14: IV.62, p. 16: IV.71-73, p.20: IV.104, p. 21: IV.109, p. 23: IV.123, p. 25: V.133)
Control and self determination (individual level)	Annex: 1 (p.12: III.2.47, p. 16: IV.73)
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	Annex: 1 (p. 8: III.2.26, p. 16: IV.72)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	Annex: 1 (p. 2/3: Preamble, p.10: III.2.34, p. 13: IV.56, p.16: IV.77, p. 17: IV.81, p. 23: IV.122, p. 24: V.131)
Competition	Annex: 1 (p. 22: IV.120)
Economic development	Annex: 1 (p.1: Preamble, p. 17: IV.79)
Intellectual Property	Annex: 1 (p.19: IV.99)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	Annex: 1 (p.4: I.2, p.22: IV.120)
Human rights	Annex: 1 (p.1/ 2/ 3: Preamble, p.6: II.8, p. 7: III.1.13-16/ 19, p. 8: III.1.22/ III.2.25-26, p. 10: III.2.37-39, p.11: III.2.41-45)
Environmental sustainability	Annex: 1 (p. 1: Preamble, p. 6: III.9, p. 7: III.1.17-18, p. 9: III.2.31, p. 17: IV.84-85)
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	Annex: 1 (p. 2: Preamble, p. 5: I.3, p. 21: IV.114)
Freedom from disinformation	Annex: 1 (p. 2: Preamble, p. 5: I.3, p. 15: IV.66, p. 21: IV.114)
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	Annex: 1 (p. 9: III.2.28, p. 18: IV.87-90)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

165

Report on Freedom of Expression on the Internet

OSCE

2011

Identifier	165
Name	Report on Freedom of Expression on the Internet
Proponent	OSCE
Initial Release	2011
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2011
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Russian
Coded Version	2011
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p26)
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)	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 (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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

166

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

European Parliament

1997

Identifier	166
Name	Report on the Commission communication on illegal and harmful content on the Internet (COM(96)0487 - C4-0592/96)
Proponent	European Parliament
Initial Release	1997
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Parliament
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	1997
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Spanish, Danish, Greek, German, French, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, Finnish, Swedish
Coded Version	1997
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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)	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)	n/a
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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

167

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 Human Rights Council (Special Rapporteur Frank La Rue)

2013

Identifier	167
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 Human Rights Council (Special Rapporteur Frank La Rue)
Initial Release	2013
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2013
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Arabic, French, Spanish, Russian, Chinese
Coded Version	2013
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
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)	1 (23)
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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

168

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

UN General Assembly (Special Rapporteur Frank La Rue)

2011

Identifier	168
Name	Report on the right to freedom of opinion and expression exercised through the Internet (A/66/290)
Proponent	UN General Assembly (Special Rapporteur Frank La Rue)
Initial Release	2011
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2011
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Spanish, French, Russian, Chinese, Arabic
Coded Version	2011
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
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)	n/a
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)
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)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

261

Report with Recommendations to the Commission on Civil Law Rules on Robotics

European Parliament

2017

Identifier	261
Name	Report with Recommendations to the Commission on Civil Law Rules on Robotics
Proponent	European Parliament
Initial Release	2017
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Parliament
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2017
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2017
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 5-7, p. 10-12, p. 17, p; 22-24, p. 29-32, p. 37-38, p. 43-45, p. 50, p. 53)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 4-6, p. 9-11, p. 16, p. 22- 25, p. 29, p. 36)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (p. 22)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 42)
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	1 (p. 44)
Access and skills in the workplace	1 (p. 42, p. 56)
User awareness and education	1 (p. 13, p. 25)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 42)
Security of the network	1 (p. 5, p. 9, p. 11, p. 21, p. 24, p. 28, p. 37)
Net neutrality	1 (p. 9, p. 56)
Open standards	1 (p. 9, p. 11, p. 56)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 9, p. 11, p. 21, p. 32, p. 56, p. 60)
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. 36)
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 (p. 4, p. 23, p. 37, p. 60)
Right to legal remedies	1 (p. 60)
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 5, p. 9-10, p. 21-22, p. 24, p. 27-29, p. 36, p. 39 p. 43, p. 53, p. 61)
Protection of children	1 (p. 8, p. 36, p. 51)
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 4, p. 9-10, p. 36, p. 39, p. 43, p. 52-53)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 25)
Data protection	1 (p. 5, p. 9-11, p. 28, p. 32, p. 35, p. 37-39, p. 45, p. 52, p. 56, p. 60-61)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (p. 5, p. 9, p. 11, p. 22, p. 24)
Right to anonymity	1 (p. 23, p. 37)
Protection from surveillance	1 (p. 37)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. 3, p. 6-9, p. 11)
Competition	1 (p. 11)
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 10, p. 21, p. 27-28, p. 36, p. 56-57)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (p.11, p. 23, p. 32, p. 37-38)
Consumer protection	1 (p. 10, p. 59)
Human rights	1 (p. 25, p. 38, p. 43, p. 53,
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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 22)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 4, p. 9, p. 36, p. 38, p. 39, p. 43)
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 5, p. 8, p. 36, p. 42)
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 4, p. 10, p. 25, p. 29)
Note	n/a

Republique Numerique

Government of France

2015

Identifier	44
Name	Republique Numerique
Proponent	Government of France
Initial Release	2015
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Ordinary Law
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	France
Scope	National
Drafting process	Crowdsourced
Bindingness	Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2015
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French
Coded Version	2015
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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)
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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

214

Responsible AI #AIFORALL: Approach Document for India Part 1 Principles for Responsible AI

Government of India

2021

Identifier	214
Name	Responsible AI #AIFORALL: Approach Document for India Part 1 Principles for Responsible AI
Proponent	Government of India
Initial Release	2021
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	India
Scope	National
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2021
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2021
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 30)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 6, p. 18, p. 40)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 40, p. 41, p. 53)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 46, p. 48)
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	1 (p. 41)
Access and skills in the workplace	1 (p. 2)
User awareness and education	1 (p. 8, p. 27, p. 39, p. 41)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	1 (p. 23)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	n/a
Stability and reliability of the network	1 (p. 32, p. 41)
Free and open source software	1 (p. 35, p. 49)
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 (p. 45)
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 23, p. 41, p. 48)
Protection of children	1 (p. 32)
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 8, p. 29, p. 39, p. 41, p. 46, p. 48, p. 52)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 21, p. 22, p. 39)
Data protection	1 (p. 26, p. 31, p. 32, p. 50-52)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (p.32)
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	1 (p. 22)
Right to encryption	1 (p. 46, p. 50)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. 2, p. 6, p. 9, p. 42)
Competition	1 (p. 50)
Economic development	1 (p. 6, p. 27)
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (foreword, p. 16, p. 29, p. 39, p. 40, p. 50)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 18)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 4, p. 15-16, p. 29-30, p. 39, p. 41, p. 45-50, p. 52)
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 8, p. 30, p. 35, p. 40, p. 41, p. 45, p. 47, p. 52-54)
Note	n/a

217

Responsible AI: A Global Policy Framework

International Technology Law Association

2019

Identifier	217
Name	Responsible AI: A Global Policy Framework
Proponent	International Technology Law Association
Initial Release	2019
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Technical Community
Proponent Location	US
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2021
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2021
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 30)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 19, p. 35, p. 83)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 36)
Open data	1 (p. 68-75, p. 120-121)
Right to participation	1 (p. 23)
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 (p. 23)
User awareness and education	1 (p. 17, p. 22)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 23)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 68)
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 16, p. 22, p. 25)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 75)
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. 21, p. 23, p. 25)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 22)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 13, p. 22, p. 43, p. 68, p. 75, p. 78-88, p. 122-123)
Data protection	1 (p. 79, p. 85, p. 87)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (p. 15, p. 23)
Right to anonymity	1 (p. 84-87)
Protection from surveillance	1 (p. 13-15)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	1 (p. 83)
Innovation	1 (p. 19, p. 36, p. 61, p. 84, p. 87, p. 101, p. 103)
Competition	1 (p. 68-75, p. 120-121)
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 68, p. 69, p. 92-104, p. 124-125)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (p. 52)
Human rights	1 (p. 22, p. 24, p. 45)
Environmental sustainability	1 (p. 24)
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	1 (p. 25)
Freedom from disinformation	1 (p. 20, p. 25)
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	1 (p. 52)
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 30, p. 35-36, p. 47, p. 53, p. 112-113)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 52-57, p. 81, p. 116-117)
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 24, p. 31-36, p. 65, p. 79, p. 85)
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (p. 12, p. 22, p. 46, p. 108-111)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 32, p. 40-49, p. 53, p. 64, p. 102, p. 114-115)
Note	n/a

280

Responsible Bots: 10 Guidelines for Developers of Conversational AI

Microsoft

2018

Identifier	280
Name	Responsible Bots: 10 Guidelines for Developers of Conversational AI
Proponent	Microsoft
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Other
Proponent Type	Private
Proponent Location	US
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2018
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 1, p. 5)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 1-4)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 5)
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. 1, p. 4, p. 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	1 (p. 1, p. 4, p. 5)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 4-5)
Data protection	1 (p. 4)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (p. 4)
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	1 (p. 4)
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (p. 1, p. 5)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	n/a
Environmental sustainability	n/a
Minimal data collection	1 (p. 4)
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	1 (p. 2-3)
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 1, p. 5)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 3-4)
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 5)
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 1-4)
Note	n/a

169

Riga Guidelines on Ethics in the Information Society

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

2013

Identifier	169
Name	Riga Guidelines on Ethics in the Information Society
Proponent	Riga Global Meeting of Experts on the Ethical Aspects of Information Society
Initial Release	2013
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2013
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2013
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (3)
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)	n/a
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)
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)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

170

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

UN General Assembly

2014

Identifier	170
Name	Right to Privacy in the Digital Age (resolution 69/166)
Proponent	UN General Assembly
Initial Release	2014
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2014
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Arabic, Russian, Chinese, French, German, Spanish
Coded Version	2014
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 2)
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)	n/a
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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

171

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

Global Media Forum

2014

Identifier	171
Name	Roles of the Media in Realizing the Future We Want For All
Proponent	Global Media Forum
Initial Release	2014
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2014
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2014
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
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)	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)
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)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (p. 2)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

223

Rome Call for AI ethics

RenAIssance Foundation

2020

Identifier	223
Name	Rome Call for AI ethics
Proponent	RenAIssance Foundation
Initial Release	2020
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Academic
Proponent Location	Vatican
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2020
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2020
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 3)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 11)
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)	1 (p. 11)
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	1 (p. 7)
User awareness and education	1 (p. 7)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 7)
Security of the network	1 (p. 11)
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	1 (p. 3, p.5, p. 10)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 5, p. 7, p. 11)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 11)
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. 3, p. 7, p. 10)
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, p. 9)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 5, p. 10, p. 11)
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 10, p. 11)
Note	n/a

172

SADC Declaration on Information and Communications Technology

Southern African Development Community

2001

Identifier	172
Name	SADC Declaration on Information and Communications Technology
Proponent	Southern African Development Community
Initial Release	2001
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Africa
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2001
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2001
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p3)
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)	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	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
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)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

292

SAPs Guiding Principles for Artificial Intelligence

SAP

2018

Identifier	292
Name	SAPs Guiding Principles for Artificial Intelligence
Proponent	SAP
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Private Company Policy
Proponent Type	Private
Proponent Location	Germany
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2018
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (2)
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (4)
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	1 (3)
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	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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (3)
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (2)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

297

Science, Law and Society (SLS) Initiative, Principles for the Governance of AI

The Future Society

2017

Identifier	297
Name	Science, Law and Society (SLS) Initiative, Principles for the Governance of AI
Proponent	The Future Society
Initial Release	2017
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2017
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2017
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 1)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 1)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 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)	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. 1)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (p. 1)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 1)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 1)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (p. 1)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 1)
Note	n/a

250

Securing our Digital Rights in our Digital World

Alliance for Universal Digital Rights

2022

Identifier	250
Name	Securing our Digital Rights in our Digital World
Proponent	Alliance for Universal Digital Rights
Initial Release	2022
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2022
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French, Spanish, Arabic
Coded Version	2022
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (8)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (2, 7, 9)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (2, 3, 7-9)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (4, 9)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (8)
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 (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	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (4, 5)
Freedom of (religious) belief	1 (5)
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (4)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (4, 5)
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (9)
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	1 (introduction, 1, 3, 8)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (7)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (2, 9)
Data protection	1 (2)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (3)
Right to anonymity	1 (2)
Protection from surveillance	1 (2, 6)
Right to encryption	1 (2)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (7)
Competition	1 (8)
Economic development	1 (3)
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (1-4, 6, 8-9)
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 (2, 4, 6)
Freedom from disinformation	1 (5)
Freedom from attacks on reputation	1 (2)
Non discrimination of women	1 (3-5, 8)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (1)
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

221

Seeking Ground Rules for A.I.

The New York Times

2019

Identifier	221
Name	Seeking Ground Rules for A.I.
Proponent	The New York Times
Initial Release	2019
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	US
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Individual
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2019
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2019
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (7)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (1)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (3)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (4, 5)
Right to access the internet	n/a
Speed and affordability	n/a
Access and skills in the workplace	1 (10)
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	1 (5)
Open standards	1 (6, 8)
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 (9)
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, 5)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (4, 5)
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	1 (3)
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	1 (7)
Corporate responsibility	1 (6, 7, 8)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (7)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	1 (10)
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (1)
Note	n/a

173

Self-regulation and hate speech on social media platforms

Article 19

2018

Identifier	173
Name	Self-regulation and hate speech on social media platforms
Proponent	Article 19
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	UK
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2018
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 11, p. 16, p. 17, p. 21, p. 24)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 5, p. 12, p. 16, p. 17, p. 20, p. 22)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 11, p. 16, p. 20, p. 21, p. 24)
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	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. 4, p. 5, p. 6, p. 8, p. 15, p. 19, p. 20, p. 21, p. 23)
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. 8)
Right to due process	1 (p. 4, p. 15, p. 19, p. 21, p. 23)
Right to legal remedies	1 (p. 5)
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	1 (p. 18)
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 8)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 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	1 (p. 5, p. 17, p. 23)
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 4, p. 5, p. 8, p. 15, p. 21, p. 23)
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. 4, p. 5, p. 6)
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

Seoul Declaration

Civil Society TUAC

2008

Identifier	46
Name	Seoul Declaration
Proponent	Civil Society TUAC
Initial Release	2008
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2008
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2008
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p.2)
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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

174

Seoul Framework for and Commitment to Open and Secure Cyberspace

Seoul Conference on Cyberspace 2013 (multistakeholder)

2013

Identifier	174
Name	Seoul Framework for and Commitment to Open and Secure Cyberspace
Proponent	Seoul Conference on Cyberspace 2013 (multistakeholder)
Initial Release	2013
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2013
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2013
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (1.1), 1 (2.3), 1 (3.2), 1 (5.1)
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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

175

Shaping Policies for the Future of the Internet Economy

OECD

2008

Identifier	175
Name	Shaping Policies for the Future of the Internet Economy
Proponent	OECD
Initial Release	2008
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2008
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	n/a
Coded Version	2008
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (23)
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)	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. 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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

Shaping Policies to Advance Media Freedom

OSCE

2013

Identifier	99
Name	Shaping Policies to Advance Media Freedom
Proponent	OSCE
Initial Release	2013
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2013
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2012
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (6)
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
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 (7)
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

265

Social Principles of Human-Centric AI

Government of Japan

2019

Identifier	265
Name	Social Principles of Human-Centric AI
Proponent	Government of Japan
Initial Release	2019
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	Japan
Scope	National
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2019
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2019
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 6)
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. 4)
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. 5, p. 7-8)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 5)
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. 4)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	1 (p. 8-9)
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. 6, p. 10)
Competition	1 (p. 9)
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 7)
Environmental sustainability	1 (p. 4)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 7, p. 10)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 10)
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 10)
Note	n/a

225

Sony Group AI Ethics Guidelines

Sony

2018

Identifier	225
Name	Sony Group AI Ethics Guidelines
Proponent	Sony
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Private Company Policy
Proponent Type	Private
Proponent Location	Japan
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2021
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2021
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 2)
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	1 (p. 2)
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	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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 2)
Note	n/a

Southeast Asia Declaration on Internet Governance

"Civil society representatives from eight Southeast Asian countries" (unidentified)

2010

Identifier	6
Name	Southeast Asia Declaration on Internet Governance
Proponent	"Civil society representatives from eight Southeast Asian countries" (unidentified)
Initial Release	2010
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Asia
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2010
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2010
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1
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)	1
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	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	1
Competition	n/a
Economic development	1
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

177

Standards for a Free, Open and Inclusive Internet

Organization of American States

2017

Identifier	177
Name	Standards for a Free, Open and Inclusive Internet
Proponent	Organization of American States
Initial Release	2017
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Other
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	US
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2017
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Spanish
Coded Version	2017
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 16)
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)	1 (p. 50-51, p. 69-70, p. 80)
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)
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)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

Statement "Internet rights are human rights"

Association for Progressive Communications

2011

Identifier	47
Name	Statement "Internet rights are human rights"
Proponent	Association for Progressive Communications
Initial Release	2011
Url	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	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2011
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Spanish, French
Coded Version	2011
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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
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. 2)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

Statement of Principles for Cambodian Internet Freedom

Cambodian Center for Independent Media

2015

Identifier	48
Name	Statement of Principles for Cambodian Internet Freedom
Proponent	Cambodian Center for Independent Media
Initial Release	2015
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Cambodia
Scope	National
Drafting process	Crowdsourced
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2015
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2015
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

252

Statement on Algorithmic Transparency and Accountability

Association for Computing Machinery

2017

Identifier	252
Name	Statement on Algorithmic Transparency and Accountability
Proponent	Association for Computing Machinery
Initial Release	2017
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Technical Community
Proponent Location	US
Scope	National
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2017
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2017
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 2)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 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 (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	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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 2)
Note	n/a

260

Statement on Artificial Intelligence, Robotics and Autonomous Systems

European Commission

2018

Identifier	260
Name	Statement on Artificial Intelligence, Robotics and Autonomous Systems
Proponent	European Commission
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English, German, French
Coded Version	2018
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 16)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (p. 18)
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. 17)
Security of the network	1 (p. 18)
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. 18)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 17)
Right to due process	1 (p. 18)
Right to legal remedies	1 (p. 18)
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 16)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 18, p. 19)
Data protection	1 (p. 19)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	1 (p. 19)
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
Environmental sustainability	1 (p. 19)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 18)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 10)
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (p. 16, p. 19)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 16)
Note	n/a

204

Statement On Principles For Responsible Algorithmic Systems

Association for Computing Machinery

2017

Identifier	204
Name	Statement On Principles For Responsible Algorithmic Systems
Proponent	Association for Computing Machinery
Initial Release	2017
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Technical Community
Proponent Location	US
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2022
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2022
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 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	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 (p. 4)
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)
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
Environmental sustainability	1 (p. 4)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 2, p. 4, p. 5)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 3)
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 3)
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (p. 2)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 3, p. 4, p. 5, p. 6)
Note	n/a

178

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

Identifier	178
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)
Initial Release	2009
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2009
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French
Coded Version	2009
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
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)	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. 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)
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)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

227

Telefónica's Approach to the Responsible Use of AI

Telefonica

2020

Identifier	227
Name	Telefónica's Approach to the Responsible Use of AI
Proponent	Telefonica
Initial Release	2020
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Private Company Policy
Proponent Type	Private
Proponent Location	Spain
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2020
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English, Spanish
Coded Version	2020
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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 (p. 3)
Data protection	1 (p. 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	1 (p. 5)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 2)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 3)
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 3)
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (p. 3)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 3)
Note	n/a

The Aspen IDEA Principles

Aspen Institute

2011

Identifier	49
Name	The Aspen IDEA Principles
Proponent	Aspen Institute
Initial Release	2011
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Technical Community
Proponent Location	US
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2011
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2011
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (C.1.f)
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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

254

The Bletchley Declaration by Countries Attending the AI Safety Summit (Policy Paper)

Countries Attending the AI Safety Summit

2023

Identifier	254
Name	The Bletchley Declaration by Countries Attending the AI Safety Summit (Policy Paper)
Proponent	Countries Attending the AI Safety Summit
Initial Release	2023
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2023
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2023
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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)	1
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	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)	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
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)	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	1
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1
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
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	1
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1
Human Control of Technology	1
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1
Note	n/a

The Charter of Digital Rights

European Digital Rights (EDRi)

2014

Identifier	55
Name	The Charter of Digital Rights
Proponent	European Digital Rights (EDRi)
Initial Release	2014
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2014
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2014
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (9)
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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

311

The Charter of Human Rights and Principles for the Internet

Internet Rights and Principles Coalition

2011

Identifier	311
Name	The Charter of Human Rights and Principles for the Internet
Proponent	Internet Rights and Principles Coalition
Initial Release	2011
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Multistakeholder
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2022
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	Nepali, German, French, Italian, English, Chinese, Spanish, Portuguese, Farsi, Arabic, Turkish
Coded Version	2022
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 24.15.b, p. 26.19.c)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 26.19.a, p. 26.20.b)
No geo-fencing	1 (p. 24.15.a)
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 26.19.a)
Open data	1 (p. 16c, p. 20.10.a, p. 21e)
Right to participation	1 (p. 13d, p. 14b, p. 14c, p. 17.7.a, p. 20.11.a, p. 24.15.b, p. 26.19.c)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 13c, p. 23)
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 12, p. 13, p. 14a, p. 22, p. 23, p. 24.14.b, p. 24.15.a)
Speed and affordability	1 (p. 23b)
Access and skills in the workplace	1 (p. 24.14.b, p. 24.14.c)
User awareness and education	1 (p. 19c)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 20.10.a, p. 20.10.b)
Security of the network	1 (p. 13d, p. 15.3.b, p. 16b)
Net neutrality	1 (p. 13d)
Open standards	1 (p. 13b, p. 21f)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 13b, p. 14b)
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 13, p. 16, p. 22a)
Freedom of (religious) belief	1 (p. 17)
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 16, p. 20.11.a, p. 21d, p. 22a)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (p. 13, p. 17, p. 22a)
Democracy and the rule of law	n/a
Right to due process	1 (p. 18a, p. 25.18.c)
Right to legal remedies	1 (p. 25.18.a, p. 25.18.b)
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (p. 14b, p. 15.3.a)
Protection of children	1 (p. 14b, p. 22)
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 14)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 14b, p. 21.b, p. 26.19.b)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 18, p. 19b, p. 22a)
Data protection	1 (p. 15.3.a, p. 19)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (p. 19b)
Right to anonymity	1 (p. 18e)
Protection from surveillance	1 (p. 18f)
Right to encryption	1 (p. 18e)
Right to be forgotten	1 (p. 19b)
Innovation	1 (p. 13b, p. 21b)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	1 (p. 15.4)
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 20.11)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (p. 16b)
Consumer protection	1 (p. 18a, p. 25)
Human rights	1 (p. 12-27, p. 26.19.a)
Environmental sustainability	1 (p. 15.4.b)
Minimal data collection	1 (p. 19c)
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	1 (p. 16a)
Freedom of hate speech	1 (p. 16e)
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	1 (p. 18g)
Non discrimination of women	1 (p. 14c)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

The Council of Europe and the Internet: Maximising Rights, Minimising Restrictions

Council of Europe

2012

Identifier	77
Name	The Council of Europe and the Internet: Maximising Rights, Minimising Restrictions
Proponent	Council of Europe
Initial Release	2012
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2012
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French
Coded Version	2012
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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	1 (1)
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	1 (2)
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)
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 (2)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

256

The Declaration of Feminist Digital Justice

Dawn Feminist / Feminist Digital Justice / It for Change

2023

Identifier	256
Name	The Declaration of Feminist Digital Justice
Proponent	Dawn Feminist / Feminist Digital Justice / It for Change
Initial Release	2023
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2023
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Spanish, Portuguese
Coded Version	2023
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (Preamble)
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	n/a
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (2.1, 3.2)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (1.4, 2.2)
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	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 (preamble)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	n/a
Right to personal security and dignity	1 (3.4, 3.5)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (3.2)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	1 (2.3)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	1 (2.1, 2.3, 3.4)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (1.1)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (4.4)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (Preamble, 1.1, 3.3)
Environmental sustainability	1 (1.4)
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	n/a
Freedom of hate speech	1 (2.2)
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	1 (3.2)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (1.1)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

The Declaration of Santo Domingo

Organization of American States

2006

Identifier	50
Name	The Declaration of Santo Domingo
Proponent	Organization of American States
Initial Release	2006
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	US
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2006
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Spanish, Portuguese, French
Coded Version	2006
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (7; 16)
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
Environmental sustainability	1 (26)
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 (13)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

179

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

Free Internet Activism Sub-group - Reddit

2012

Identifier	179
Name	The Digital Bill of Rights: A Crowd-sourced Declaration of Rights
Proponent	Free Internet Activism Sub-group - Reddit
Initial Release	2012
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Crowdsourced
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2012
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2012
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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. 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)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 1), 1 (p. 2)
Freedom of association/assembly	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. 4)
Data protection	1 (p. 3)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	1 (p. 2)
Protection from surveillance	(p. 3), 1 (p. 4)
Right to encryption	1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 4)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. 1)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 4)
Intermediary liability	1 (p. 5)
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 3)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

The Ello Bill of Rights for all Social Network Users

Ello (social network)

2015

Identifier	7
Name	The Ello Bill of Rights for all Social Network Users
Proponent	Ello (social network)
Initial Release	2015
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Private
Proponent Location	US
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2015
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2015
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1
No geo-fencing	n/a
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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

291

The Ethics of Code: Developing AI for Business with Five Core Principles

Sage

2017

Identifier	291
Name	The Ethics of Code: Developing AI for Business with Five Core Principles
Proponent	Sage
Initial Release	2017
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Private
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2017
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2017
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (2)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (1)
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (3)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (3)
Note	n/a

180

The EU Code Of Conduct On Countering Illegal Hate Speech Online

EU Commission, Meta, Microsoft, X and YouTube

2016

Identifier	180
Name	The EU Code Of Conduct On Countering Illegal Hate Speech Online
Proponent	EU Commission, Meta, Microsoft, X and YouTube
Initial Release	2016
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Multistakeholder
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2016
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	Bulgarian, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Maltese, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish
Coded Version	2016
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
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)	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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

253

The Feminist Principles for including gender in the Global Digital Compact

Association for Progressive Communications

2023

Identifier	253
Name	The Feminist Principles for including gender in the Global Digital Compact
Proponent	Association for Progressive Communications
Initial Release	2023
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2023
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2023
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 2: 2)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 2: 2), p. 4 (9, 10)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (p. 2: 3, p. 3: 6)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	n/a
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 2: 4)
Speed and affordability	1 (p. 2: 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 (p. 2: 3)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 2: 3, 4)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (p. 2: 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	1 (p. 1: background)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1( p.2: 1, 4), 1 (p. 4: 9)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 2: 1)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 2: 3, p. 3: 8)
Data protection	1 (p. 3: 8)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (p. 3: 8)
Right to anonymity	1 (p. 2: 3)
Protection from surveillance	1 (p. 3: 5)
Right to encryption	1 (p. 2: 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 (p. 2: 1, p. 2: 3, p. 3: 5, p.4: 9)
Environmental sustainability	1 (p. 3: 7)
Minimal data collection	n/a
Right to be offline	n/a
Right to protest	1 (p. 2: 3)
Freedom of hate speech	n/a
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	1 (p. 2: 1, p. 2: 4, p. 4: 10)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 4: 9, 10)
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 4: 9, 10)
Note	n/a

246

The Geneva Declaration on Targeted Surveillance and Human Rights

Access Now

2022

Identifier	246
Name	The Geneva Declaration on Targeted Surveillance and Human Rights
Proponent	Access Now
Initial Release	2022
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2022
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2022
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 1, p. 2)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 3)
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	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	1 (p. 2)
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 1, p. 2, p. 3)
Right to due process	1 (p. 2)
Right to legal remedies	1 (p. 3)
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. 1, p. 2)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	1 (p. 2)
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (p. 3)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 1, p. 2, p. 3)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

181

The Human Rights Principles for connectivity and development

Access Now

2016

Identifier	181
Name	The Human Rights Principles for connectivity and development
Proponent	Access Now
Initial Release	2016
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2016
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2016
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 12)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 12)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 10-12)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (p. 2), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 11)
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 4-6), 1 (p. 8)
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 6-9)
Speed and affordability	1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 4)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (p. 5)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p.5)
Security of the network	1 (p. 9)
Net neutrality	1 (p. 8)
Open standards	1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 11)
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 11)
Stability and reliability of the network	1 (p. 9)
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 13)
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 8), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 11)
Freedom of association/assembly	1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 11)
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 9)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	1 (p. 3), 1 (p. 12)
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 8)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 7)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 10)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	1 (p. 10)
Protection from surveillance	1 (p. 10)
Right to encryption	1 (p. 10)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 7), 1 (p. 8)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 10)
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 4), 1 (p. 5), 1 (p. 6), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 12)
Environmental sustainability	1 (p. 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	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	1 (p.7)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (p. 6)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

The Libertarian Vision for Telecom and High-Technology

Adam D. Thierer and Clyde Wayne Crews Jr.

2001

Identifier	43
Name	The Libertarian Vision for Telecom and High-Technology
Proponent	Adam D. Thierer and Clyde Wayne Crews Jr.
Initial Release	2001
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	US
Scope	National
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2001
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2001
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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 (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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

317

The Madrid Privacy Declaration

The Public Voice

2009

Identifier	317
Name	The Madrid Privacy Declaration
Proponent	The Public Voice
Initial Release	2009
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2009
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Spanish, Italian, Arabic, Chinese, Korean, Portuguese, French, Finnish, Greek, Urdu, German
Coded Version	2009
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

The Magna Carta for Philippine Internet Freedom

Philippinian Parliament

2013

Identifier	51
Name	The Magna Carta for Philippine Internet Freedom
Proponent	Philippinian Parliament
Initial Release	2013
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Ordinary Law
Proponent Type	Parliament
Proponent Location	Philippines
Scope	National
Drafting process	Crowdsourced
Bindingness	Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2013
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2013
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

The Mozilla Manifesto

Mozilla Foundation

2012

Identifier	92
Name	The Mozilla Manifesto
Proponent	Mozilla Foundation
Initial Release	2012
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	US
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2023
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	Albanian, Arabic, Aragonese, Basque, Belarusian, Bengali, Bosnian, Bulgarian, Catalan, Chinese (simplified), Chinese (traditional), Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Esperanto, Finnish, French, Frisian, Georgian, German, Greek, Gujarati, Hindi, Hungarian, Icelandic, Indonesian, Interlingua, Italian, Japanese, Kabyle, Korean, Lithuanian, Lower Sorbian, Malay, Malayalam, Marathi, Mayan, Norwegian Bokmål, Nynorsk, Persian, Polish, Portuguese, Punjabi, Romanian, Romansh, Russian, Serbian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish, Tamil, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian, Upper Sorbian, Urdu, Vietnamese, Welsh
Coded Version	2023
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

The PEN Declaration on Digital Freedom

PEN International

2012

Identifier	14
Name	The PEN Declaration on Digital Freedom
Proponent	PEN International
Initial Release	2012
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2012
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Arabic, French, Spanish
Coded Version	2012
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (1.c, 4.b)
No geo-fencing	1 (2.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 (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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

189

The promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression (A/73/348)

UN General Assembly (Special Rapporteur David Kaye)

2018

Identifier	189
Name	The promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression (A/73/348)
Proponent	UN General Assembly (Special Rapporteur David Kaye)
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English, Arabic, Chinese, French, Russian, Spanish
Coded Version	2018
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 16), 1 (p. 20)
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. 17), 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. 3), 1 (p. 9), 1 (p. 10), 1 (p. 11), 1 (p. 13), 1 (p. 14), 1 (p. 15), 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. 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. 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. 18), 1 (p. 21)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 7)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 1), 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)	1 (p. 3, p. 13, p. 16, p. 19)
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. 16), 1 (p. 20)
Consumer protection	n/a
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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 6, p. 8, p. 17, p. 20, p. 22)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 5, p. 14, p. 18, p. 21)
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 4)
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (p. 3-22)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 5, p. 6, p. 8, p. 11, p. 12, p. 15, p. 17, p. 19)
Note	n/a

188

The promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression (A/74/486)

UN General Assembly (Special Rapporteur David Kaye)

2019

Identifier	188
Name	The promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression (A/74/486)
Proponent	UN General Assembly (Special Rapporteur David Kaye)
Initial Release	2019
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2019
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Arabic, Chinese, French, Russian, Spanish
Coded Version	2019
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p.15, p.20, p. 21)
No geo-fencing	1 (p. 20)
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 4-6, p. 15, p.20-21)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	1 (p. 4, p. 12, p. 22)
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, p. 11-12, p. 15, p. 21, p. 23)
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	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 18)
Freedom of association/assembly	n/a
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 14)
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
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. 4-12)
Freedom from disinformation	1 (p. 16, p. 19)
Freedom from attacks on reputation	1 (p. 5, p. 21)
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

164

The promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression (A/HRC/17/27)

UN Human Rights Council (Special Rapporteur Frank La Rue)

2011

Identifier	164
Name	The promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression (A/HRC/17/27)
Proponent	UN Human Rights Council (Special Rapporteur Frank La Rue)
Initial Release	2011
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2011
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian, Spanish
Coded Version	2011
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 5)
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)	1 (p. 16, p. 22)
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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

190

The promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression (A/HRC/38/35)

UN Human Rights Council (Special Rapporteur David Kaye)

2018

Identifier	190
Name	The promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression (A/HRC/38/35)
Proponent	UN Human Rights Council (Special Rapporteur David Kaye)
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Arabic, Chinese, French, Russian, Spanish
Coded Version	2018
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
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)	1 (p. 18)
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)
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)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 13)
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

315

The Promotion, Protection and Enjoyment of Human Rights on the Internet (A/HRC/RES/47/16)

UN Human Rights Council

2012

Identifier	315
Name	The Promotion, Protection and Enjoyment of Human Rights on the Internet (A/HRC/RES/47/16)
Proponent	UN Human Rights Council
Initial Release	2012
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2021
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Arabic, French, Spanish, Russian, Chinese
Coded Version	2021
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 3)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 3)
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)	1 (p. 2)
Right to access the internet	1 (p. 3)
Speed and affordability	1 (p. 3)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	n/a
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 2)
Security of the network	1 (p. 4)
Net neutrality	1 (p. 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 (p. 1)
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. 2)
Democracy and the rule of law	1 (p. 1)
Right to due process	n/a
Right to legal remedies	1 (p. 3)
Right to personal security and dignity	n/a
Protection of children	1 (p. 1)
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 2)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 2)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 1)
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	1 (p. 2)
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	1 (p. 2)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. 2)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	1 (p. 2)
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (p. 1)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 1)
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	1 (p. 4)
Freedom from disinformation	1 (p. 4)
Freedom from attacks on reputation	n/a
Non discrimination of women	1 (p. 2, p. 3)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

The Promotion, Protection And Enjoyment Of Human Rights On The Internet: Draft Resolution

UN Human Rights Council

2016

Identifier	52
Name	The Promotion, Protection And Enjoyment Of Human Rights On The Internet: Draft Resolution
Proponent	UN Human Rights Council
Initial Release	2016
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2021
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Arabic, French, Spanish, Russian, Chinese
Coded Version	2016
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 2; p. 3; p. 4 (12) & (13))
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 4 (9))
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (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	1 (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	1 (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))
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	1 (p. 2)
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

288

The Responsible AI Framework

PricewaterhouseCoopers UK

2017

Identifier	288
Name	The Responsible AI Framework
Proponent	PricewaterhouseCoopers UK
Initial Release	2017
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Other
Proponent Type	Private
Proponent Location	UK
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2017
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2017
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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
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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1
Human Control of Technology	1
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1
Note	n/a

203

The Responsible Machine Learning Principles

The Institute for Ethical AI & Machine Learning

2021

Identifier	203
Name	The Responsible Machine Learning Principles
Proponent	The Institute for Ethical AI & Machine Learning
Initial Release	2021
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Academic
Proponent Location	Europe
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2021
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2021
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (2)
Accountability/Responsibility	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	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	1 (8)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
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	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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (2)
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (3)
Note	n/a

184

The Santa Clara Principles on Transparency and Accountability in Content Moderation

Access Now, ACLU Foundation of Northern California, ACLU Foundation of Southern California, ARTICLE 19, Brennan Center for Justice, Center for Democracy & Technology, Electronic Frontier Foundation, Global Partners Digital, InternetLab, National Coalition Against Censorship, New Americas Open Technology Institute, Ranking Digital Rights, Red en Defensa de los Derechos Digitales, WITNESS

2018

Identifier	184
Name	The Santa Clara Principles on Transparency and Accountability in Content Moderation
Proponent	Access Now, ACLU Foundation of Northern California, ACLU Foundation of Southern California, ARTICLE 19, Brennan Center for Justice, Center for Democracy & Technology, Electronic Frontier Foundation, Global Partners Digital, InternetLab, National Coalition Against Censorship, New Americas Open Technology Institute, Ranking Digital Rights, Red en Defensa de los Derechos Digitales, WITNESS
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2021
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, German, Spanish, French, Arabic, Portuguese, Swedish
Coded Version	2018
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
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)	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 (1), 1 (2), 1 (3)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	1 (3)
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (2)
Note	n/a

185

The Social Network Constitution

Lori Andrews

2011

Identifier	185
Name	The Social Network Constitution
Proponent	Lori Andrews
Initial Release	2011
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Technical Community
Proponent Location	US
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Individual
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2011
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2011
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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)	1
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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

186

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

Amnesty International, Access Now, Paradigm Initiative Nigeria, Privacy International, Digital Asia Hub, Yasodara Córdova (Researcher), Solon Barocas (Cornell University), The Human Rights Data Analysis Group

2018

Identifier	186
Name	The Toronto Declaration: Protecting the right to equality and non-discrimination in machine learning systems
Proponent	Amnesty International, Access Now, Paradigm Initiative Nigeria, Privacy International, Digital Asia Hub, Yasodara Córdova (Researcher), Solon Barocas (Cornell University), The Human Rights Data Analysis Group
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2018
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (11)
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)	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), 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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (1, 11, 32, 56)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (4, 12-59)
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (9)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (4, 32, 51)
Note	n/a

305

The XRSI Privacy Framework

XRSI

2020

Identifier	305
Name	The XRSI Privacy Framework
Proponent	XRSI
Initial Release	2020
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Technical Community
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2020
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2020
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 7)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 23)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 22, 23)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 24)
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. 18, p. 23)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 27, p. 31)
Security of the network	1 (p. 20)
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (p. 13)
Stability and reliability of the network	n/a
Free and open source software	n/a
Device Rights	n/a
Freedom of expression	1 (p. 24)
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. 7, p. 17, p. 20)
Protection of children	1 (p. 17)
Non-discrimination	1 (p. 7, p. 23, p. 26, p. 34)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	n/a
Data protection	n/a
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (p. 22)
Right to anonymity	1 (p. 21)
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. 12, p. 22, p. 24)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	1 (p. 24)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (p. 16)
Consumer protection	1 (p. 30)
Human rights	1 (p. 7)
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. 21)
Freedom from disinformation	n/a
Freedom from attacks on reputation	1 (p. 22, p. 35, p. 43)
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 23)
Note	n/a

299

Tietos AI ethics guidelines

Tieto Corporation

2018

Identifier	299
Name	Tietos AI ethics guidelines
Proponent	Tieto Corporation
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Private Company Policy
Proponent Type	Private
Proponent Location	Finland
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2018
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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
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	1
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
Algorithmic Accountability	1
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1
Note	n/a

232

Top 10 Principles For Ethical Artificial Intelligence

UNI Global Union

2017

Identifier	232
Name	Top 10 Principles For Ethical Artificial Intelligence
Proponent	UNI Global Union
Initial Release	2017
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Switzerland
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2017
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English, German, French, Portuguese, Spanish, Italian
Coded Version	2017
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 9)
Accountability/Responsibility	n/a
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 4)
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	1 (p. 8-9)
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	1 (p. 7)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	1 (p. 7)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 7, p. 8, p. 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	n/a
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (p. 8)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 7, p. 9)
Environmental sustainability	1 (p. 7)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 6, p. 7, p. 8, p. 9)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 8)
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 8)
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (p. 6)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 6, p. 7)
Note	n/a

Towards a Blueprint for Informed Societies

World Economic Forum

2012

Identifier	28
Name	Towards a Blueprint for Informed Societies
Proponent	World Economic Forum
Initial Release	2012
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Multistakeholder
Proponent Location	Switzerland
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2013
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2013
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 4, p. 7, p. 8)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 3, p. 6, 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	1 (p. 4, p. 7)
Speed and affordability	1 (p. 4)
Access and skills in the workplace	n/a
User awareness and education	1 (p. 3, p. 5, p. 7)
Media and digital literacy	1 (p. 5, p. 8)
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	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	n/a
Freedom of (religious) belief	n/a
Freedom of information (also: access to information, right to information)	1 (p. 4, p. 7, p. 8)
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. 6, p. 8)
Data protection	1 (p. 6, p. 8)
Control and self determination (individual level)	n/a
Right to anonymity	n/a
Protection from surveillance	1 (p. 7)
Right to encryption	n/a
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. 3)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	1 (p. 4)
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (p. 6)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (p. 6)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

187

Towards a Collaborative, Decentralized Internet Governance Ecosystem

Panel on Global Internet Cooperation and Governance Mechanisms

2014

Identifier	187
Name	Towards a Collaborative, Decentralized Internet Governance Ecosystem
Proponent	Panel on Global Internet Cooperation and Governance Mechanisms
Initial Release	2014
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Multistakeholder
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2014
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2014
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 3)
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)	n/a
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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

320

Towards a Magna Carta for Data

Insight Centre for Data Analytics

2015

Identifier	320
Name	Towards a Magna Carta for Data
Proponent	Insight Centre for Data Analytics
Initial Release	2015
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Multistakeholder
Proponent Location	Ireland
Scope	Regional
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2020
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2020
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (p. 2, p. 5)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 8)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 2, p. 13)
Open data	1 (p. 13)
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 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 (p. 6, p. 8)
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. 2, p. 4, p. 10)
Data protection	1 (p. 2, p. 4, p. 8, p. 10)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (p. 8, p. 13)
Right to anonymity	1 (p. 12)
Protection from surveillance	n/a
Right to encryption	1 (p. 12)
Right to be forgotten	n/a
Innovation	1 (p. 11-12)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	1 (p. 10)
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	1 (p. 8)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

249

Trustworthy AI in Aotearoa: The AI Principles

AI Forum New Zealand

2020

Identifier	249
Name	Trustworthy AI in Aotearoa: The AI Principles
Proponent	AI Forum New Zealand
Initial Release	2020
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Multistakeholder
Proponent Location	New Zealand
Scope	National
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2020
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2020
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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	1 (p. 4: 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 (p. 4: 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 (p. 4: 1)
Environmental sustainability	1 (p. 4: 5)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 4: 4)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 4: 1)
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 4: 4)
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 4: 3)
Note	n/a

Tunis Agenda for the Information Society

WSIS

2005

Identifier	53
Name	Tunis Agenda for the Information Society
Proponent	WSIS
Initial Release	2005
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Multistakeholder
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2005
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, Arabic, Spanish, French, Russian, Chinese
Coded Version	2005
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (29; 31; 35; 41; 68; 80)
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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

Tunis Resolution

Internet Social Forum

2015

Identifier	54
Name	Tunis Resolution
Proponent	Internet Social Forum
Initial Release	2015
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Networking
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2015
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French, Spanish
Coded Version	2015
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (2)
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
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

231

Understanding artificial intelligence ethics and safety A guide for the responsible design and implementation of AI systems in the public sector

The Alan Turing Institute

2019

Identifier	231
Name	Understanding artificial intelligence ethics and safety A guide for the responsible design and implementation of AI systems in the public sector
Proponent	The Alan Turing Institute
Initial Release	2019
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Academic
Proponent Location	UK
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Specific
Most Recent Version	2019
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2019
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 5, p. 12)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 13, p. 27, p. 35, p. 37)
Open data	n/a
Right to participation	n/a
Digital inclusion (incl. age and disability, diversity)	1 (p. 10, p. 27)
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. 63)
Security of the network	1 (p. 31)
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	1 (p. 8, p. 9, p. 10)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	n/a
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 5)
Data protection	1 (p. 13)
Control and self determination (individual level)	1 (p. 4)
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. 8-9)
Environmental sustainability	1 (p. 11)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 4, p. 13, p. 23-26)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 4, p. 6, p. 7, p. 13-23)
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 25, p. 34, p. 39)
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (p. 8-11, p. 40, p. 67-68)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 4, p. 6, p. 7, p. 13, p. 35-57, p. 64-66)
Note	n/a

191

UNESCO and the ethical dimensions of the information society

UNESCO

2012

Identifier	191
Name	UNESCO and the ethical dimensions of the information society
Proponent	UNESCO
Initial Release	2012
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Statement
Proponent Type	Intergovernmental
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2012
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English, French, Spanish, Russian, Chinese, Arabic,
Coded Version	2012
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (11), 1 (12), 1 (15), 1 (18.6)
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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (3)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

298

Unified Ethical Frame for Big Data Analysis. IAF Big Data Ethics Initiative, Part A

The Information Accountability Foundation

2015

Identifier	298
Name	Unified Ethical Frame for Big Data Analysis. IAF Big Data Ethics Initiative, Part A
Proponent	The Information Accountability Foundation
Initial Release	2015
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	US
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2015
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2015
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (p. 4)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (p. 4)
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	1 (p. 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 (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. 6)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 7)
Data protection	1 (p. 2, p. 7, p. 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 (p. 2, p. 8)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	n/a
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (p. 4)
Human rights	1 (p. 2, p. 7, p. 10)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 6, p. 10)
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 4)
Note	n/a

192

Universal Declaration of Digital Rights

Article 19

2017

Identifier	192
Name	Universal Declaration of Digital Rights
Proponent	Article 19
Initial Release	2017
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	UK
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2017
Ai Focus	No
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2017
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (9)
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)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

193

Universal Guidelines for Artificial Intelligence

The Public Voice

2018

Identifier	193
Name	Universal Guidelines for Artificial Intelligence
Proponent	The Public Voice
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Advocacy Statement
Proponent Type	Civil Society
Proponent Location	Global
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2018
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	n/a
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	1 (8, 9)
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	1 (5)
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (introduction)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (5)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (4)
Human Control of Technology	1 (12)
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (1)
Note	n/a

303

Updating Unitys Guiding Principles For Ethical AI

Unity Technologies

2018

Identifier	303
Name	Updating Unitys Guiding Principles For Ethical AI
Proponent	Unity Technologies
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Private Company Policy
Proponent Type	Private
Proponent Location	US
Scope	Global
Drafting process	Authorial
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2023
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2023
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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)	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	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
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
Environmental sustainability	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	n/a
Non discrimination of women	n/a
Algorithmic Accountability	1
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	n/a
Human Control of Technology	1
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	n/a
Note	n/a

196

White Paper on Artificial Intelligence Standardization

Government of China

2018

Identifier	196
Name	White Paper on Artificial Intelligence Standardization
Proponent	Government of China
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	China
Scope	National
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English, Chinese
Coded Version	2018
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	1 (3.3.2)
Accountability/Responsibility	1 (3.3.2, 3.3.3)
No geo-fencing	n/a
Transparency and openness	1 (3.3.2, 3.4)
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 (3.3.2)
Media and digital literacy	n/a
Security of the network	n/a
Net neutrality	n/a
Open standards	n/a
Interoperability and non-fragmentation	1 (3.4)
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 (3.4)
Protection of children	n/a
Non-discrimination	1 (3.3.2)
Cultural & linguistic diversity	n/a
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (3.3)
Data protection	1 (3.3)
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	1 (3.4)
Competition	1 (3.4)
Economic development	1 (3.4)
Intellectual Property	1 (3.3.2)
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	n/a
Human rights	1 (3.3.2)
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
Algorithmic Accountability	n/a
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (3.3.2, 3.4)
Human Control of Technology	n/a
Promotion of (Human) Values	n/a
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (3.3.2)
Note	n/a

281

Work in the age of artificial intelligence: Four perspectives on the economy, employment, skills and ethics

Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment of Finland

2018

Identifier	281
Name	Work in the age of artificial intelligence: Four perspectives on the economy, employment, skills and ethics
Proponent	Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment of Finland
Initial Release	2018
Url	Go to document
Document Type	Official Recommendation
Proponent Type	Government
Proponent Location	Finland
Scope	National
Drafting process	Multistakeholder
Bindingness	Not Binding
Individual / Collective	Collective
Comprehensive / Specific	Comprehensive
Most Recent Version	2018
Ai Focus	Yes
Languages available	English
Coded Version	2018
Multistakeholder and participatory governance	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	1 (p. 12, p. 15, p. 19, p. 26, p. 32, p. 34-35, p. 37-46)
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. 53-54)
Privacy rights (generalized)	1 (p. 50)
Data protection	1 (p. 50)
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, p. 16, p. 36)
Competition	n/a
Economic development	1 (p. 25)
Intellectual Property	n/a
Intermediary liability	n/a
Corporate responsibility	n/a
Consumer protection	1 (p. 29)
Human rights	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
Algorithmic Accountability	1 (p. 48, p. 50)
Fairness and non-discrimination of Algorithms	1 (p. 50)
Human Control of Technology	1 (p. 49)
Promotion of (Human) Values	1 (p. 47)
Transparency and Explainability of Algorithms	1 (p. 48, p. 49)
Note	n/a