Terror threats from mass migration will ensure there is demand for global digital ID-linked to health certificates.
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In September of 2018, ID2020 Alliance Partners, working in partnership with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), drafted a formal articulation of our perspective on ethical approaches to digital identity. The landmark ID2020 Alliance Manifesto (www.id2020.org/manifesto) lays out these shared principles and forms a starting point to guide the future of digital identity globally.
https://id2020.org/uploads/files/ID2020-Alliance-Manifesto.pdf
SAN FRANCISCO, April 21, 2020 /PRNewswire/ —
In a white paper, published today by the Harvard University Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics, ID2020 urged policymakers, technology providers, and civil society organizations to collaborate to ensure that digital health credentials or “immunity certificates”, if implemented, are intentionally designed to protect privacy and civil liberties.
The white paper is intended to further the public discourse about immunity certificates and ensure that such systems are developed consistent with the principles outlined in the ID2020 Manifesto for digital ID
The Technical Requirements that underlie the ID2020 Certification also provide a valuable roadmap to assist technology providers and governments in the development of ethical,?? inclusive digital identity solutions, including digital health credentials.
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