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Lee Yuk Yin Daisy is one of the NetMission Ambassadors | Lee Yuk Yin Daisy is one of the [[NetMission]] Ambassadors 6.0 supported by [[DotAsia]]. She attended the [[ICANN 57]] Conference held at Hyderabad, India in Nov 2016. Lee is an advocate of internet governance, focusing on human rights issues driven by internet controls and related political dissent that happened in regions. Also, she is also interested in new gTLDs programme, especially possible modifications of the programme in order to leverage most stakeholders' interests. She currently studies International Journalism in Hong Kong Baptist University. | ||
==Career == | ==Career == | ||
Lee is currently working as a reporter for The Young Reporters, a monthly magazine published by the Department of | Lee is currently working as a reporter for The Young Reporters, a monthly magazine published by the Department of Journalism, HKBU. Previously, she worked as Multimedia Executive Officer and Executive Editor at Chinese Online Newspaper Shuo Online. She is also working as a part-time junior reporter for English News Current Affairs, RTHK, supporting video news production. | ||
==ICANN Involvement== | ==ICANN Involvement== | ||
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==Involvement in Internet Governance== | ==Involvement in Internet Governance== | ||
Lee engaged to internet governance by joining the NetMission Ambassador Programme, which supported by DotAsia. | Lee engaged to internet governance by joining the NetMission Ambassador Programme, which supported by DotAsia. She is the | ||
==Education== | ==Education== | ||
She currently s undergraduate student studying international Journalism in Hong Kong Baptist University. | She currently s undergraduate student studying international Journalism in Hong Kong Baptist University. | ||
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| Affiliation: | Hong Kong Baptist University |
| Country: | Hong Kong |
| Email: | daisy.lee[at]netmission.asia |
| Facebook: |  Lee Yuk Yin Daisy
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| Twitter: |  @yyldaisy
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Lee Yuk Yin Daisy is one of the NetMission Ambassadors 6.0 supported by DotAsia. She attended the ICANN 57 Conference held at Hyderabad, India in Nov 2016. Lee is an advocate of internet governance, focusing on human rights issues driven by internet controls and related political dissent that happened in regions. Also, she is also interested in new gTLDs programme, especially possible modifications of the programme in order to leverage most stakeholders' interests. She currently studies International Journalism in Hong Kong Baptist University.
Career
Lee is currently working as a reporter for The Young Reporters, a monthly magazine published by the Department of Journalism, HKBU. Previously, she worked as Multimedia Executive Officer and Executive Editor at Chinese Online Newspaper Shuo Online. She is also working as a part-time junior reporter for English News Current Affairs, RTHK, supporting video news production.
ICANN Involvement
Lee attended the ICANN@57.
Involvement in Internet Governance
Lee engaged to internet governance by joining the NetMission Ambassador Programme, which supported by DotAsia. She is the
Education
She currently s undergraduate student studying international Journalism in Hong Kong Baptist University.