Rights, openness, accessibility, multi-stakeholder participation, cross-cutting issues
- A part of UNESCO’s concept of Internet Universality, a framework (“ROAM-X”) for assessing the state of play of each key fields of Internet policy. The framework includes a set of principles that, when applied to the Internet, aim to achieve an open, global, and secure Internet, by highlighting the relevance of human rights as a whole, openness, accessibility, multi-stakeholder participation, as well as cross-cutting issues. ← Wikipedia ↑ webglossary.info/x/r84s
- Related terms: Internet Universality, Internet Universality Indicator, Accessibility Object Model, Cutting the mustard
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