• JNC has submitted a response. (29 June 2017)

• Open letter to Sir Tim Berners-Lee (12 April 2017)
• Press release:   html   pdf   odt
• The letter was open for endorsements until Thursday April 27, 2017. Letter with endorsements.

• Response to the questionnaire issued by the Jurisdiction Subgroup of CCWG-Accountability, Work Stream 2 (6 April 2017)
• Comments on the IANA transition and ICANN accountability (24 May 2014; revised July 2014)
• JNC general critique of the IANA Stewardship Transition Proposal (15 August 2015)
• JNC critique of details of the process for the IANA Stewardship Transition Proposal (15 August 2015)
• JNC critique of the CCWG-Accountability proposal (15 August 2015)
• JNC critique of the recommendations of CCWG-Accountability dated 30 Movember 2015 (15 December 2015)

• JNC has published a statement on CIA hacking and cyberweapons in general. (March 11, 2017)

• JNC has co-signed the Statement of Public Interest Principles for Copyright Protection under the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP). (March 2017)

• JNC has co-signed a letter to the WTO Director General, asking him to not push India to agree to certain harmful neoliberal trade rules. (February 8, 2017)

• JNC has endorsed a submission to the Working Group on Enhanced Cooperation. (December 15, 2016)

• JNC has endorsed the Guadalajara Manifesto for Internet Rights and Governance in Brazil (English, Portuguese) subject to the following clarification: JNC's endorsement of this declaration is an expression of support and solidarity for the Brazilian civilian society "Coalizão Direitos na Rede" in their current situation. We are at the same time also similarly concerned about developments in other countries. (December 2016)

• JNC has submitted a response. (6 December 2016)

• Following up on our August 2014 letter to the Civil Society Coordination Group (CSCG) and in response to a request from the CSCG Chair to make a proposal on CSCG membership criteria, JNC has contributed such a proposal. (30 July 2016)

• JNC has submitted a detailed response (23 March 2016)

• JNC has co-signed a letter in support of Julian Assange (1 March 2016)
• This is subject to the following clarifications: JNC's endorsement of the letter should be understood as a strong endorsement of the demand that Sweden and the United Kingdom must not set a dangerous negative example in regard to this or any other human rights matter, and also as an endorsement of the assessment that Mr. Assange's human rights have been violated and that he is entitled to the corresponding remedies. JNC is not taking any position on the specifics of the justification that the UN's Working Group on Arbitrary Detention has given for this assessment, nor on whether Mr. Assange's situation is of a kind that is within the mandate of that particular Working Group.

• JNC Statement for the first round of stakeholder consultations of the WSIS (World Summit on the Information Society) plus ten review process (1 July 2015)
• JNC's Written Submission for the General Assembly’s overall review of the implementation of WSIS outcomes (29 July 2015)
• JNC's Comments on the Non-paper (18 September 2015)
• JNC's Comments on the "zero draft" (15 October 2015)
• JNC has participated in the development of the Joint civil society comments on the zero-draft (16 October 2015)
• JNC has submitted detailed comments on the “draft outcome”, calling in particular for seeing the issues of digital devides has a highly dynamic problem which can only be addressed effectively by means of community based approaches (17 November 2015).

• JNC's Policy Statement (26 May 2015)

• Tunis Resolution in support of the Call for an Internet Social Forum (26 March 2015)

• JNC Statement on the Outcome Statement of UNESCO’s “Connecting the Dots” conference (4 March 2015)

• English: Call for an Internet Social Forum: The Internet belongs to all people – Let’s occupy it
• Spanish: Llamado al Foro Social de Internet: Internet es de todas las personas: ocupémoslo
• French: Appel pour un Forum Social Internet: L'Internet appartient à tous - Occupons-le

• English: Global Civil Society launches the Internet Social Forum - With a call to occupy the Internet!
• Spanish: Organizaciones de la Sociedad Civil Global lanzan el Foro Social de Internet – Con un llamado a ocupar Internet
• French: Des organisations de la Société Civile lancent le Forum Social Internet – Avec un appel à occuper l'Internet
• German: Die globale Zivilgesellschaft lanciert das Internet-Sozialforum – mit einem Aufruf, das Internet zu besetzen: Occupy the Internet!

• JNC Statement regarding the Draft Italian Declaration of Internet Rights (November 2014)

• All states should work together to provide a new global Internet Governance model that ensures human rights, as well as equity and social justice for all people of the world (August 28, 2014)

• JNC Statement regarding the Report of the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights on The right to privacy in the digital age of 30 June 2014, A/HRC/27/37 (August 28, 2014)

• The Caravan Has Set Out for a Neo-liberal Capture of Global Governance (With governance of the Internet as the path being broken first) (November 17, 2014)

• JNC co-signs a letter of various civil society groups on civil society participation and transparency (October 8, 2014)
• JNC Statement to the 2014 Plenipotentiary Conference of the International Telecommunication Union (October 14, 2014)
• Second JNC Statement: Governing the global Internet – is the status quo the only option? (October 28, 2014)
• JNC Statement regarding the outcomes of International Telecommunication Union's Plenipotentiary Conference, 2014 (December 6, 2014)

JNC has endorsed the following text and the proposal for it to be included in the output document of the conference:

“Ensure that all people have access and the means to make effective use of ICTs. Universal access should include capacity building and availability of all basic digital functionalities and services. ICT architecture should be community-led, and designed to decentralize power rather than centralise it. A major part of content development should be local.”

• Response to an invitation to join the Civil Society Coordination Group: Letter to CSCG (August 5, 2014)

• JNC Statement regarding the Information Report to the French Senate on L'Europe au secours de l'Internet: démocratiser la gouvernance de l'Internet en s'appuyant sur une ambition politique et industrielle européenne of 8 July 2014 (JNC statement adopted on August 2, 2014)
• JNC Statement regarding the French Report of the Task Force on Taxation of the Digital Economy (JNC statement adopted on August 2, 2014)

• English: JNC statement to the BRICS summit in Fortaleza, Brazil
• Spanish: (temporarily unavailable)

JNC submissions for the UNESCO Internet Study:

• Principles Towards a Just and Equitable Internet for All
• Democratising Global Governance of the Internet

Note: These two documents have also been submitted to CSTD for consideration in the WSIS ten-year review conducted by CSTD.

• English: Notes on the need for a cyberpeace treaty
• Spanish: Apuntes sobre la necesidad de un tratado ciberpaz

JNC has also co-signed the 16 October 2015 Civil society statement to First Committee on cyber, disarmament, and human security at the UN in New York.

• JNC has endorsed this SDG goal proposal, which has been developed by the Community Informatics Network.

• policy statement, as submitted in written form
• revised policy statement, as delivered orally
• JNC Comments on the June 2014 WSIS+10 High Level Event (July 7, 2014)

The JustNet Coalition supports immediate reform of the present Internet Governance ecosystem and has accordingly made the following submissions and statements in relation to the Multistakeholder Meeting on the Future of Internet Governance, which took place on April 23 and 24 in São Paulo, Brazil.

• Submissions during the preparatory process
  1. Democratising Global Governance of the Internet; Roadmap for Internet Governance
  2. Principles for Internet Governance (March 5, 2014)
• Response to the draft outcome document (April 11, 2014)
• Statement at the meeting itself (April 23, 2014)
• JNC has also endorsed the “Civil society closing statement” (April 24, 2014) [Spanish translation]
• Response to the outcome document (May 3, 2014) [Spanish translation]

• Delhi Declaration for a Just and Equitable Internet