Rapports

2018 - Réseaux communautaires

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

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

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

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

2007 - Participation

2012 - L'Internet et la corruption

2015 - Les droits sexuels et l'internet

2011 - Droits de l'Internet et démocratisation

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

2008 - L’infrastructure en point de mire

2010 -TIC et durabilité de l’environnement

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Where are we watching?

Miguel Vieira
portugal
WirelessPT.net
Fatima Roumate
Morocco
Faculty of Juridical Sciences, economic and social. Agdal...
Anita Gurumurthy
None
IT for Change
Bruno Zilli
Brazil
Latin American Center on Sexuality and Human Rights, State...
Tim Schütz
Germany
Goethe University Frankfurt
Joy Liddicoat
New Zealand
Association for Progressive Communication (APC)
Pablo Ortellado
Brazil
GPOPAI (Research Group on Public Policies for Access to...
Emilie Jabouin
cameroon
PROTEGE QV
Hamada Tadahisa
Japan
Japan Computer Access for Empowerment (JCAFE)
Nisarat Tansakul
Thailand
Internet Education and Research Laboratory (intERLab) -...
Amy K. Mahan
United States
APC
Partha Sarker
Bangladesh
Bytes for All
Maricarmen Sequera
Paraguay
TEDIC
Juan Fernando Bossio
Peru
Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú
David Franquesa
Spain
Tecnologia per a Tothom
Nicolás Echániz
Argentina
AlterMundi
Esther Weltevrede
Netherlands
Digital Methods Initiative
Michael Stevenson
Netherlands
Digital Methods Initiative
Arthit Suriyawongkul
Thailand
Thai Netizen Network
Dorothy Okello
Uganda
Women of Uganda Network (WOUGNET)

Blog

Review

GISWatch may be very useful for thosewho want to have a general idea of global situation on specific issues and in that sense, the theme is often quite broad, so different topics may be included in the same theme.

- Oh Byoungil, Korean Progressive Network Jinbonet

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

The project is very valuable and provides fantastic insight to the subjects as it tries to get first hand information from the writers from/within the countries in question. I think this way it creates an alternative resource to those that are prepared by Western institutions by going to these countries for few weeks only. Therefore GISWatch provides a much more authentic information.

- Gunes Tavmen, Hun Consulting, Turkey - GISWatch author