Submission on the Protection of Humanitarian NGOs
To the Open-Ended Working Group on security of and in the use of information and communications technologies 2021-2025 In anticipation
Submissions to UN Fora
The CyberPeace Institute follows several ongoing processes at the United Nations as they relate to the construction of cyberpeace and protection of cyberspace at the international level. As a civil society organisation, the Institute contributes a human-centric perspective and offers concrete recommendations to be considered during the discussions and negotiations. The Institute is a strong advocate for a multistakeholder approach, and therefore collaborates with other entities on common areas of interest.
CyberPeace Institute Statements
A year of United Nations cybercrime negotiations
The message of the Multi-Stakeholder Manifesto remains central as the process moves forward The United Nations (UN) is currently engaged in
Statement on the Veto to the CyberPeace Institute’s Accreditation at Open-Ended Working Group (OEWG)
The CyberPeace Institute was dismayed to learn that it would not be able to formally participate at the the Open-Ended
United Nations Cybersecurity Processes Explained
An easy-to-understand overview of the international negotiations on peace and security in the digital space.
OEWG - Quick Guide for NGOs
Aide memoire for non-governmental organizations and other non-governmental entities.
Written Contributions
The OEWG First Annual Progress Report
CyberPeace Institute
July 25, 2022
The role and contributions of stakeholders must be recognized across the priority areas The CyberPeace Institute’s comments on the draft
Mercenary-Related Activities in Cyberspace
CyberPeace Institute
October 20, 2021
Context The report of the Working Group (WG) on the use of mercenaries as a means of violating human rights
The OEWG “Zero Draft”: The Need For A Stronger Human-centric Approach
CyberPeace Institute
February 26, 2021
Comments by the CyberPeace Institute on the “Zero Draft” of the report of the OEWG on developments in the field
" Our contributions to ongoing discussions and negotiations at the United Nations endeavor to advance the role of international law and norms governing the behaviour of actors in cyberspace. Through our evidence led approach, we particularly focus on voicing the ways people are affected and strengthening accountability."
Charlotte LINDSEY
Chief Public Policy Officer, CyberPeace Institute
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