[Rigf_program] [14 Jun (Thur) 11am UTC+8] Next APrIGF Teleconference & Updated Programs

[Yoshihiro Obata]

Dear MSG members,

   I just received the proposal from Dr.Fujikawa, Aoyama Gakuin Univ. 
(host coordinator of the university).  There are two but he can only 
manage his time for 19th morning or 20th afternoon.  I think we can fit 
the first one, which I think has higher priority
and which is based on his activities in Asian countries, to C2.  
However, the second one may be only fit into the fourth room on Friday 
and possibly D4.
   Similar to the child protection session, We need to recruit panelists 
for this session among the other speakers.

   I am sorry that I cannot attend the next teleconference due to my 
business trip.  I hope you can discuss this issue, too.  I haveno update 
for the sessions that I am coordinating except that I have a request to 
exchange the tme slot for the cyber securiyt session by some session on 
Friday.
   I would also like to report that the VISA process is finally on track 
and I am sure it will meet the deadline.  However, the time left for new 
applications is becoming scarce considering that it may require exchange 
of information between the applicant and that we expect 2 to 3 business 
days for the process plus 2 to 3 days for the document delivery.  It 
might be better to warn it on the website.


Sincerely,
Yoshihiro Obata


session theme : Child Labor and Internet Governance

background and outline : Child Labour is so serious problem to destroy 
social and economic development of countries. This is why International 
Labour Organization has been very active in eliminating Child Labour. 
However, in "Internet" world, it is a very pity that we could find many 
contents related Child Labour, such as Child pornography and Child 
prostitution. This session has the aim to consider what kind of actual 
activities "Internet " could cooperate with ILO in order to cope with 
Child Labour problems.
panelist : Prof, Hisaaki Fujikawa (Aoyama Gakuin University, attorney at 
law), ILO officer(not confirmed)


session theme : Social Network Games and Law

background and outline : Social Network Games (SNG) have been so 
developing all over the internet, mobile phone and smart phone world. On 
the other hand, we could not ignore problems related to SNG, such as RMT 
(Real Money Trading), Youth and Consumer Protection etc. This is why 
there have been legal conflicts increasing and government intervention 
developing. In this session,  first of all, we confirm the present 
situation of SNG, secondly introduce the legal regulations on SNG in 
Japan, thirdly discuss about the protection on SNG activities and lastly 
discuss about the desirable relationship between SNG practices and law.

panelist : Prof, Hisaaki Fujikawa (Aoyama Gakuin University, attorney at 
law), Internet specialist, Social Network Game specialist and Concerned, 
government officer (not confirmed).

(2012/06/11 13:11), Yannis Li wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> Please find attached the updated program. Please refer to the 
> highlighted panelists for the
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> Yet I am wondering if Internet History Project can be kept on 19th Jul 
> 11:30-1300 due to their speaker availability as well.
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> For *Sponsorship,* could*Obata-san* you share with us the materials so 
> that *PengHwa/Hong* to reach to Asia Coalition as well.
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> Thank you very much.
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> *Best Regards,*
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> *Yannis Li*
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