[AfrICANN-discuss] Fwd: [AfriSIG-Alumni] Operational best practices regarding the attribution of ccTLD domain names

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11/25/20,
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Le mer. 25 nov. 2020 à 08:03, Barrack Otieno <otieno.barrack at gmail.com> a
écrit :


> Dear Arsene and Emmanuel,

>

> My humble opinion on this Internet Governance issue is that there is an

> aspect of sovereignity when it comes to country code Top Level Domains that

> determines the Policies that guide its operation. It is for this reason

> that multistakeholderism based approaches are recommended when it comes to

> the Management of Country Code Top Level Domain Registries. Ideally there

> should be a local process in which such as issue is debated and 'rough'

> consensus obtained as a win win to all stake players in the local Internet

> Community. Having said that, i would like to Invite you to Workshop 9 at

> the Africa Internet Governance Forum for this and more on ccTLDs and

> Internet Governance in Africa from 9 - 10 GMT.

>

> Thank you

>

> Best Regards

>

> On Wed, Nov 25, 2020 at 8:21 AM Arsène Tungali <arsenebaguma at gmail.com>

> wrote:

>

>>

>> ---------- Forwarded message ---------

>> From: Emmanuel Vitus <emmanuelvitus at gmail.com>

>> Date: Wed, Nov 25, 2020, 1:48 AM

>> Subject: [AfriSIG-Alumni] Operational best practices regarding the

>> attribution of ccTLD domain names

>> To: African School on Internet Governance Alumni list <

>> afrisig-alumni at lists.apc.org>

>>

>>

>> Hi everyone,

>>

>>  (apologies for cross-posting)

>>

>> I hope you are staying safe and healthy through these unusual times! I

>> have a few questions that I was hoping you might be able to help me with.

>>

>> There is currently a conversation going on within the Togolese ecosystem

>> regarding the attribution of the Country code top-level domain (. TG).

>> According to article 4 of the national charter in Togo, the domain names

>> ending with the extension. TG can only be assigned if the domain name

>> does not correspond to the naming zones retained by the charter (see

>> list at the end of the email).

>>

>>

>>

>> For example, as a natural person, I cannot have a domain name with my

>> name (Emmanuel Vitus) directly like *emmanuelvitus.tg

>> <http://emmanuelvitus.tg>*. The charter indicates that such name must be

>> assigned with the following extension: *emmanuelvitus.nom.tg

>> <http://emmanuelvitus.nom.tg> **(.nom which means name in french must be

>> included in the domain name to indicate that I am an individual)* and

>> for natural persons, the documents requested are  a national ID and a

>> family council report (which means the family must agree and give you an

>> authorization note before you get the domain name). Otherwise, you will

>> not have the domain name.

>>

>>

>> Before I address the issue in the local community, I would like to hear

>> from you as experts and as a users.

>>

>>

>>

>> 1- Do you find that this practice encouraging enough the popularization

>> of the ccTLD (.TG)?

>>

>> 2- What are the best practices and examples in your country/region

>> regarding this?

>>

>> Below are the naming zones selected for the “. tg ”

>>

>>

>>    1.  admin.tg for public administrations;

>>    2.  asso.tg for associations;

>>    3.  edu.tg for the education sector;

>>    4. gouv.tg for government structures;

>>    5. nom.tg for individuals;

>>    6. org.tg for international organizations and NGOs;

>>    7.  tm.tg for trademarks;

>>    8. com.tg for entities carrying out an activity of an industrial or

>>    commercial nature, or any other income-generating activity;

>>    9.  mairie.tg for municipalities (eg: lome.mairie.tg);

>>    10.  prefecture.tg for the prefectures (ex: yoto.prefecture.tg);

>>    11. ville.tg for cities (ex: kara.ville.tg);

>>    12. canton.tg for the county towns (eg: amoutive.canton.tg);

>>    13. Info.tg for activities relating to the publication of information;

>>    14. Net.tg for network and internet service providers;

>>    15. village.tg for villages (eg: edzi.village.tg).

>>

>> Only domain names for which the applicant does not correspond to any of

>> the categories linked to descriptive extensions above, can be created

>> under the extension “. tg ”. The creation of such domain names is expressly

>> authorized by the administrative manager.

>>

>>

>> Thanks in advance!

>>

>> Best regards,

>>

>> Emmanuel

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