"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
"After reading through the 53 national reports, the truth seems unassailable. In report after report, electronic waste rises to the top of the list."
- Anthony Louis D'Agostino
"The GISWatch Project provides very useful insights into today's information society through the lens of different country experiences. A reader is allowed to properly gauge the ongoing interaction between technology and human rights, and its impact on people's day-to-day lives."
- Jamael Jacob, Foundation for Media Alternatives, Philippines- GISWatch author
SenegalJONCTION
United KingdomGlobal Partners & Associates
The NetherlandsInternational Federation of Library…
BrazilUnB
The NetherlandsInternational Federation of Library…
United StatesOpen Technology Institute
PalestineApplied Information Management (AIM)
KyrgyzstanCivil Initiative on Internet Policy
SerbiaGlobal Forum for Media Development (…
South AfricaCoalition of African Lesbians [CAL] and…
KenyaKenya ICT Action Network (KICTANet)
ItalyUniversity of Trento
MexicoInternational Telecommunication Union
NigeriaFatsuam Foundation
Costa RicaCooperativa Sulá Batsú
IndiaInternet democracy
PanamaIPANDETEC
BrazilInternet Lab
IndiaPoint of View
NoneIndependent
United StatesYale Law School
SyriaN/A
JapanJapan Computer Access for Empowerment (…
SpainTechnical University of Catalonia