Rapports

2018 - Réseaux communautaires

2009 - L’accès à l’information et au savoir en ligne – faire avancer les droits humains et la démocratie

2017 - Initiatives des Forums nationaux et régionaux sur la gouvernance de l’Internet (INRs)

Numéro spécial 2017 - Expression sans entrave : Une étude sur la loi criminalisant l'expression en ligne dans les Asies

Numéro spécial 2017 - Gouvernance de l'internet à partir d'en bas: les INRs en leurs propres mots

2016 – Droits Economiques, Sociaux et Culturels (DESC) et l’Internet

2015 - Les droits sexuels et l'internet

2011 - Droits de l'Internet et démocratisation

2007 - Participation

2012 - L'Internet et la corruption

Les droits de la communication dix ans après le Sommet mondial sur la société de l’information (SMSI) : Perceptions de la société civile

2014 - La surveillance des communications dans la société numérique

2013 - Les droits des femmes, le genre, et TICs

2010 -TIC et durabilité de l’environnement

2008 - L’infrastructure en point de mire

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Themes

Country

Where are we watching?

Jac sm Kee
Malaysia
Association for Progressive Communications
Valeria Betancourt
Ecuador
Association for Progressive Communications (APC)
Djordje Krivokapic
Serbia
Share Foundation / University of Belgrade
Dan McGarry
Vanuatu
individual
Ananya Raihan

Development Research Network (D-Net)
Indra de Lanerolle
South Africa
University of Witwatersrand
Stephanie Hankey
Germany
Tactical Tech
Peter Bloom
Mexico
Rhizomatica
Claudio Pisa
Italy
Ninux.org
Gopalakrishnan R
India
Society For Promotion of Alternative Computing and...
Leslie Chan
Canada
University of Toronto
Roque Gagliano

Latin American and Caribbean Internet Addresses Registry (...
Alice W. Munyua
Kenya
Kenya ICT Action Network (KICTANet)
Walid Al-Saqaf
Yemen
Individual
Adil Nurmakov
Kazakhstan
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Maria Jose Calderon
Ecuador
Consultant
Lea Shaver
United States
IU McKinney School of Law
Joy Liddicoat
New Zealand
Association for Progressive Communication (APC)
Chenai Chair
South Africa
Research ICT Africa
Edwin Huizing
Netherlands
Hivos

Blog

Review

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.

There is genuine need for the new spaces opened by this project , which at the same time sharing different country experiences building plat form for solidarity and supporting different communities to share their challenges and to show the state violations of its international HR obligation. The report development for me is a learning process and opportunity to meet other activists and defenders from different country sharing the same values and principles

- Liemia Eljaili Abubkr - Freelance Journalist - Sudan – GISWatch author

the GISWatch is a magical space for learning, knowledge sharing and advocacy. Stakeholders should use this to help implement the human right-based approach to programming

- Pacôme Sênoudé Tomètissi, POPDEV Bénin, Benin – GISWatch author