"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 of the Internet Rights & Principles Coalition/Institute of International Law, University of Graz
"I think the project is amazing.
For me it was important because it's a great opportunity to share information about a grassroot project globally. International character of reports make GISWatch unique: I don't know if there are any other opportunities to gather diverse experiences and specialists from different spheres."
- Daria Manshina, SYSMU, Russia- GISWatch author
"The project is a great source of knowledge on different country perspectives on similar themes. I rely on GISWatch for research that I do on gender issues as it provides research on topical issues.The report development process provides a structure that authors can follow but still allows them to be flexible in their write up."
- Chenai Chair, Research ICT Africa, South Africa - GISWatch author
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IndiaDigital Empowerment Foundation
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MexicoAssociation for Progressive…
United StatesSex Work Awareness
AustraliaUniversity of Technology, Sydney
ThailandParkpoom Tripatana
UruguayObservatic
BrazilInternet Lab
KenyaKenya ICT Action Network (KICTANet)
NetherlandsTransparency International NL
IndiaJawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi
IraqConsultant
ColombiaKarisma Foundation
NigeriaFantsuam Foundation
PanamaIpandetec
Development Research Network (D-Net)
South AfricaHuman Sciences Research Council
South AfricaWomen’sNet
PakistanSindh Community Foundation
n/aEuropean Digital Rights
The NetherlandsTNO Delft
MexicoInternational Telecommunication Union