APPENDICES APPENDIX 1 2015 Internet Governance Multi-Stakeholder Conference Resolutions 1. Internet Regulation Principles That internet regulation must be guided by the following key principles: a. Protecting the democratic rights of all citizens to freedom of expression, access to information, privacy and protection of intellectual property. b. Ensuring that all Zimbabweans have unhindered access to the internet. c. Access to the internet must be affordable and predicated on netneutrality d. Infrastructure development and competition must be friendly to the environment and predicated on environmental sustainability. e. Competition between telecommunications corporations, internet service providers, content providers and other ancillary services be fairly regulated in the interest of promoting access, diversity and affordability and respect for human rights. 2. Access and Affordability For All That the internet being a cornerstone tool/mechanism for the enjoyment of the rights of all Zimbabweans to freedom of expression, access to information, right to privacy, and media freedom as outlined in the new constitution, must be accessible and affordable for all of our country’s citizens regardless of gender, race and class. 3. The Internet of Things: That we contextualise the emergent ‘internet of things’ in our context to our national development needs in a manner that is inclusive, affordable and accessible for all Zimbabweans. 43 Misa Zimbabwe Second Internet Governance Multi Stakeholder Conference 21 September 2017