Statements

WSIS Indigenous Caucus: Geneva Preparatory Phase and Geneva Summit

WSIS Indigenous Caucus: Tunis Preparatory Phase and Tunis Summit  

Statement by Joe Shirley: WSIS Tunis Summit 



Background and position papers

WSIS Indigenous Caucus: Civil Society's Role in Building a Global Information Society: Partnerships with Indigenous Peoples

WSIS Indigenous Caucus: Respect for Cultural and Linguistic Diversity

WSIS Indigenous Caucus: Traditional knowledge between the public domain and Intellectual Property Rights

WSIS Indigenous Caucus: Indigenous Position Paper and Action Plan for the World Summit on the Information Society II (WSIS II)

Global Forum of Indigenous Peoples and Information Society II - Report

Hakansson&Deer: Indigenous Peoples at the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) - An Overview

IITF Terms of Reference 

Hakansson&Deer: Access to Knowledge in the Information Society - An Indigenous Perspective

Hakansson&Tuiono: Indigenous @ IGF [Report to IITF]

Hakansson&Deer: CoE Capacity Building

Managing Traditional Knowledge in the Information Society - From Indigenous Customary Law to Global Internet Governance

Indigenous Ethics - Practising Cultural Diversity in the Information Society

Further reading

Incomindios Newsletter Nr. 21 December 2005: Ist kulturelle Vielfalt in der Informationsgesellschaft möglich? 

Incomindios Newsletter Nr. 22 März 2006: Information ist ein Menschenrecht...auf das auch Indigene ein Recht haben 

Coyote: Ein Navajo-Präsident in Afrika: Joe Shirley jr. Spricht beim World Summmit on the Information Society 

June 15, 2005 Cultural Survival Voices Volume 4.1: The World Summit on the Information Society

Links

Background: 
Wikipedia english / german

WSIS Indigenous representation:
International Indigenous ICT Taskforce (IITF)
Aboriginal Canada Portal (GFIPIS)