Through the lens of the COVID-19 pandemic, this edition of Global Information Society Watch (GISWatch) highlights the different and complex ways in which democracy and human rights are at risk across the globe, and illustrates how fundamental meaningful internet access is to sustainable development. It includes a series of thematic reports, dealing with, among others, emerging issues in advocacy for access, platformisation, tech colonisation and the dominance of the private sector, internet regulation and governance, privacy and data, new trends in funding internet advocacy, and building a post-pandemic feminist agenda. Alongside these, 36 country and regional reports, the majority from the global South, all offer some indication of how we can begin mapping a shifted terrain.

Author

Association for Progressive Communications (APC) and Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA)

Year Published

2022

Country / Region of focus

Global South

Complexity

N/A

Network Type

N/A

License Type

​CC BY 4.0 ​

Item Type

N/A

Language

English

Specific Subject - Social

​Community engagement and mobilization

Specific Subject - Technical

N/A

Specific Subject - Economic

N/A

Specific Subject - Regulatory

N/A

Gender Perspective

No

Accesible to people with visual or hearing impairments

Yes

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