Everyone has the right to the fundamental infrastructure necessary to access the internet and digital domain.
Access to digital infrastructure ensures equitable opportunities for all to participate in the digital domain. It is the responsibility of all stakeholders to recognize and commit to supporting this right, fostering an environment where access to digital infrastructure is not a privilege but a universally available resource.
Everyone has the right to acquire digital literacy, including the skills necessary to understand, navigate, and engage with digital content.
Digital literacy includes the right to education and resources that empower individuals to protect their digital privacy, recognize and counter misinformation, and participate fully in the digital society. All stakeholders bear the responsibility to ensure that digital literacy education is accessible to all, respecting diverse needs, perspectives, and cultures, and facilitating an informed, inclusive digital domain.
Everyone has the right to freely participate in the digital space, safeguarded against unjust restrictions or censorship.
Every individual has the right to participate fully on the internet, including both accessing and publishing digital content. All stakeholders are responsible for protecting the free flow of information in the digital realm.
Everyone has the right to equal access and navigation in digital spaces regardless of digital profiling and algorithmic grouping.
Digital cohesion grants users the ability to seamlessly navigate digital spaces regardless of digital profiling and algorithmic grouping . The need for digital cohesion is seen through the proliferation of online echo chambers and filter bubbles that limit individual access to the whole Internet and divide humanity. In the interest of promoting social trust and restoring the right to freedom of information, all stakeholders are responsible for prioritizing an equal-access digital navigation experience.