Molly Holzschlag called for more attention to the UNESCO’s ROAM principles, a United Nations policy framework for an internet for all: Rights, Openness, Accessibility to all, Multistakeholder participation.
Never once can I recall a discussion with any Web colleagues about The ROAM Principles. They are a framework for Internet (and #Web) universality and we need them. We're too fragmented and without unity and discourse, we will lose what's left of the idealism and hope born of Web.
Finalized in 2018, they are the result of a five-year process to formalize “Internet Universality” (history). Currently, the process of voluntary national implementation at country-level is under way.

A summary leaflet and the full publication are available from the UNESCO's website.
I agree with Molly Holzschlag: this should really be wider known (and maybe the Wikipedia page brought up-to-date as well). And even more so, I’d hope this to be broadly adapted in policy-making around the globe.