The netherlands focuses together with 13 other countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom and France, a coalition for free internet on. The coalition wants to jointly act to protect the rights of internet users to protect.
This refers to the coalition, for example, in countries where bloggers are imprisoned because they online a opinion where the ruling regime don’t agree with that turned out to be. The countries are also against the monitor, hacking and censoring of internet traffic by governments, is evident from the final declaration of a conference on internet freedom in The Hague.
Also, it is explicitly stated that the ‘retrieval of personal data for political reasons” should be resisted. The final declaration of the conference, Thursday night is Friday afternoon, put online by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The final declaration is signed by fourteen countries, including the Netherlands, France, the United States, United Kingdom, Ghana, Mexico and Kenya. The participating countries take for once a year to come together and to work together for human rights online to protect, inter alia, by diplomatic contacts to use for this purpose.
The United Nations spoke earlier, for a better protection of internet freedoms and believed that the internet was a fundamental right that should never be closed. The netherlands announced at the conference in The Hague was six million to invest in internet freedom, including by activists to lead censorship.