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• Make known at all levels the demands, expectations, and rights of all Internet users
• Promote digital inclusion
• Demand openness and transparency of each country’s ccTLD operator
• Increase support for the end-user in ICANN policy development and within the broader Internet community
• Ensure minimal barriers to participation and engagement with ICANN processes and practices
• Input the user perspective wherever necessary, in matters advancing accountability, transparency and policy development within ICANN
• Require web standards such as XML and Web Content Accessibility Guidelines for use on websites with the active participation of the impacted community

In the interest of end-users worldwide, our representatives End-user representatives worldwide have a duty to inform, engage with, and seek to influence decision-makers at all levels (elected  representatives, national and regional authority, influential organisations, NGOs, individuals, media...)

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