Sweden pushing for human rights online
Internet freedom is one of the top priorities of Swedish foreign policy. Everyone should be free to think and say what they want – on the internet too. This is far from the reality in many countries. Today representatives from more than 90 countries are meeting in Stockholm to discuss how internet freedom and openness can promote human rights and social and economic development worldwide.On 22-23 May, the Stockholm Internet Forum (SIF) is being held for the second time. The conference uses an informal format that aims to promote dialogue and interaction and it draws a great deal of interest,