Reports

2020 - Technology, the environment and a sustainable world: Responses from the global South

2019 - Artificial intelligence: Human rights, social justice and development

Action Steps: A decade of civil society advocacy in the information society

2018 - Community Networks

2017 - National and Regional Internet Governance Forum Initiatives (NRIs)

2017 Special Issue: Unshackling expression - A study on laws criminalising expression online in Asia

2017 Special Issue - Internet governance from the edges: National and regional IGFs in their own words

2016 - Economic, Social and Cultural rights (ESCRs) and the internet

2015 - Sexual rights and the internet

2014 - Communications surveillance in the digital age

Internet rights that went wrong in Turkey

2013 - Women's rights, gender and ICTs

Communication rights ten years after the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS): Civil society perceptions

2012 - The internet and corruption

2011 - Internet rights and democratisation

2011 - Update I: Internet rights and democratisation

2011 - Update II: Internet rights and democratisation

2010 - ICTs and Environmental Sustainability

2009 - Access to Online Information and Knowledge

2008 - Access to Infrastructure

2007 - Participation

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Julia Brungs
The Netherlands
International Federation of Library Associations and...
Krizia Matthews
Panama
IPANDETEC
Theresa Tafida
Nigeria
Fatsuam Foundation
Maureen Hilyard
Cook Islands
Pan Pacific and Southeast Asia Women’s Association
Valentina Hernández
Chile
Derechos Digitales
Andrew Beklemishev
Kazakhstan
ICT Consultant
Mònica Garriga Miret
Spain
n/a
Jan Moolman
South Africa
SANGONeT
Vanja Gagović
Montenegro
n/a
Ron Deibert
Canada
Citizen Lab
Mireille Raad
Lebanon
individual
Andrew Garton
Australia
Media and Communications, Swinburne University of Technology
Tafaol Alageb
Sudan
The Higher Council of Environment and Natural Resources
Hanane Boujemi
Malta
DiploFoundation
Joanne Sandler
None
Gender at Work
Mike Jensen
South Africa
APC
Dixie Hawtin
United Kingdom
Global Partners & Associates
Leith Dunn
Jamaica
Institute for Gender and Development Studies Mona Unit,...
Javier Pinzón
Colombia
Funredes
Avis Momeni
Cameroon
PROTEGE QV

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Review

The project is very important because it provides valuable insight in many topics and helps activists and other members of the Internet community see different challenges in various countries.

- Bojan Perkov, SHARE Foundation, Serbia - GISWatch author

GISWatch is a unique experience, I think. Don´t know if there is a similar project in other fields. Having each year the possibility of tackling a particular issue of the field of rights and ICT, convoquing experts to analyse it from different perspectives and counting with about 50 countries in each edition, to get down that analysis to each particular territory is very valuable.

The project has unique value as it provides a global but detailed overview of different key topics. It helps people to get the arguments and diverse/complementary detailed views about topics. In the long term, some of the topics should be revisited to monitor evolution and update the content to keep it relevant

- Leandro Navarro, Pangea, Spain - GISWatch author