Informes

2018 - Redes Comunitarias

2017 - Iniciativas Nacionales y Regionales del Foro de Gobernanza de Internet (INR)

2008 - Accesso a la infraestructura

2007 - Participación

2015 - Derechos sexuales e internet

2012 - Internet y la corrupción

Los derechos de comunicación 10 años después de la Cumbre Mundial sobre la Sociedad de la Información (CMSI): Percepciones de la sociedad civil

2014 - Vigilancia de las comunicaciones en la era digital

2013 - Derechos de las mujeres, género y TIC

2011 - Derechos en internet y democratización

2009: Acceso a la información y conocimiento en línea

2010 - Monitor mundial de la sociedad de la información: TIC y sustentabilidad ambiental

2017 Edición especial – Gobernanza de Internet desde las fronteras: los organizadores de IGFs nacionales y regionales en sus propias palabras

2017 Edición especial - Liberando la expresión: un estudio sobre las leyes de Asia que criminalizan la expresión en línea

2016 - Derechos Económicos, Sociales y Culturales (ESC) e internet

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Themes

Country

Where are we watching?

Stephen Wyber
The Netherlands
International Federation of Library Associations and...
Donald Flywell ...
Malawi
University of Livingstonia
Valentina Hernández
Chile
Derechos Digitales
Daria Manshina
Russia
SYSMU
Shahzad Ahmad
Pakistan
Bytes for All
Débora Prado
Brazil
Lavits/Labjor-Unicamp
Jeremy de Beer
Canada
Uottawa
Hana Marku
Kosovo
Independent researcher
Carlos Rey-Moreno
South Africa
Association for Progressive Communications
Demba Kandeh
Gambia
individual
Jeff Deutch
United States
Tactical Tech
Andrej Petrovski
Serbia
SHARE Foundation
Antoine Bagula
Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)
Alternatives; University of Cape Town
Coura Fall
Senegal
APC West and Central Africa ICT4D Network Coordinator
Esther Weltevrede
Netherlands
Digital Methods Initiative
Jeremy Druker
Czech Republic
Transitions Online
Jane Duncan
South Africa
University of Johannesburg
Sheherezade Kara
None
Independent
John Palfrey
United States
Harvard Law School
Daniel Pimienta
Republica Dominicana
Networks and Development Foundation (FUNREDES)

Blog

Review

The number of reports published on human rights on the internet in the last year alone is staggering. Who has the time to read them all? The good news is you don’t have to. If you take the time to read one report, make it GISWatch 2011.

- Matthias C. Kettemann, Co-Chair Internet Rights & Principles Coalition

I love the project and I think it is a very very unique snapshot of "the internet" and "the real world" - it is a global snapshot and horizon scan... it is very valuable for me to look back on the reports from all the countries and draw comparisons... it is like the story of the internet.. different chapters, different themes, every year :)

- Mireille Raad, Lebanon - GISWatch author

I think that GISWatch is an unique project as regards the number of countries involved, and the variety of perspectives. But at the same time with a very precise focus, related to each issue and to the methodology proposed. The challenge is to find a story, a case widely en-richen the way in which the issues could be followed and understood.

- Maria Florencia Roveri, Nodo TAU, Argentina- GISWatch author