One Internet. One world.
Keep global connectivity unified and resist fragmentation.
Number Resource Society
NRS brings network operators and resource holders together to advance IP ownership, open infrastructure and accountable Internet number governance.
Explore our missionThe Internet connects the world through independent networks. Its number-resource governance should be equally resilient. NRS advocates structural reform so that coordination cannot become a single point of control over those networks.
We turn that conviction into public advocacy, evidence and collective participation. Our charter sets out the mission; our work gives resource holders a voice in changing the institutions on which they depend.
Keep global connectivity unified and resist fragmentation.
Defend networks’ freedom to operate and the openness of the Internet.
Advance governance that reduces dependence on discretionary human control.
Evidence
Explore the public documents behind registry disputes and governance questions.
Read each record in its original context and distinguish a party’s position from a court’s decision.
Explore the archiveAdvocacy
Understand NRS’s response to the risks registry control creates for network operators.
Read the initiative’s scope and contact the NRS team about participation.
Understand NRS ShieldNRS is where ideas and public evidence become collective advocacy. We bring resource holders together to change Internet governance, alongside platforms that contribute original thinking, reporting and commercial practice.
Lu Heng’s arguments on power, infrastructure and decentralization provide an intellectual foundation for this work.
Read the founding argumentReporting on infrastructure, governance and markets helps readers examine how the Internet’s institutions work.
Explore the reportingCommercial infrastructure services put ideas about IP resources and operational continuity into practice.
Explore LARUSExplore membership, discuss your needs with the NRS team, and agree the scope of any authorized representation.
Explore membershipExamine our sources, ask questions and bring evidence into the public discussion.
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