The Digital Identity and Human Rights Symposium, “Virtual Rights Symposium on Digital Identity & Human Rights,” will be held in Costa Rica on November 17. This symposium covers the social, political, and administrative aspects of digital identity and human rights.
The goal is to foster international cooperation on Virtual Rights through high-quality dialogue and inquiry among politicians, researchers, service providers, and citizens.
The symposium will begin in 9 with synchronous and asynchronous online conversations. These activities will culminate in the symposium held in Costa Rica on November 17 and 18, after which they will continue online.
The Virtual Rights Institute is organizing this event in cooperation with the University of Costa Rica and the Berkman Center. It will be chaired by Jaco Aizerman, who can be contacted via =jaco or at http://public.xdi.org/=jaco.
Agenda
November 17, 2005
9:00 Opening and Welcome
Dr. Abel Pacheco, President of Costa Rica Lic. Rafael Gonzalez Ballar,
Dean of the Law Faculty, Costa Rica University
9:30 Legislators Interest on Virtual Personality as a new Human Right
Martha Zamora – Congresswomen
10:00 Legal Structure of the Virtual Personality
Judge Carlos Chinchilla Sandi who drafted the Human Rights Virtual
Personality Constitutional amendment in Costa Rica.
10:45 Break
11:00 Structure of the New Virtual Personality Legal Entity
Juan Marcos RIvero – Ex-Judge, Lawyer – Creator of the Virtual
Personality Legal Entity
12:00 Lunch
1:00 Workshop – Virtual Personality and Todays Plataforms: Identifying
Opportunities, Risks and Potential Common Shared Efforts to Maximize
Opportunities.
John Clippinger – Berman Center
4:00 Break
4:15 The California RFID Bill and the Human Right to Not Have a
Virtual Personality.
Senator Simitian – California
5:15 Virtual Personality and Extreme Poverty Eradication
Miguel Sobrado – Researcher on Poverty Alleviation – Professor of the
National University
7:30 Dinner
November 18, 2005
9:00 Workshop Continuation: Virtual Personality and Todays Plataforms:
Identifying Opportunities, Risks and Potential Common Shared Efforts to
Maximize Opportunities.
John Clippinger – Berman Center
11:30 -12:00 – Closing
2:00 – Heading off to chill at the Punta Leona beach – Mid -Pacific
Ocean Leaving from there to San Jose to the airport will be coordinated
individually with every person.
http://www.hotelpuntaleona.com/
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Jaco Aizenman L.
i-name: =jaco
http://public.xdi.org/=jaco
Ubiquitous Rights/Virtual RIghts – www.virtualrights.org
FSC – www.fsc.cc
XDI – www.xdi.org
Tel/Voicemail: 506-3887222
IM: skorpio@jabber.org
Costa Rica
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