"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
"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 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
PakistanBytes for All.
United KingdomPrivacy International
South AfricaHuman Sciences Research Council
South AfricaLINK Centre, University of the…
MalawiUniversity of Livingstonia
BangladeshVOICE
United KingdomOpen Rights Group
South AfricaUniversity of Witwatersrand
ChileUniversidad de Chile, Instituto de la…
BrazilInternet Lab
GeorgiaTusheti Development Fund (TDF)
SingaporeAngels of Impact
PakistanBytes for All, Pakistan
IrelandFront Line Defenders
SlovakiaEuropean Information Society Institute…
ThailandUnited Nations University, Institute on…
SyriaN/A
AustraliaUniversity of Technology, Sydney
ThailandInternet Education and Research…
AustraliaMedia and Communications, Swinburne…
ThailandInternet Education and Research…
SwitzerlandInternet Governance Forum Support…
EcuadorRed Diversidad LGBTI Ecuador
ChileConsultant