ICT Watch is the initiator of Internet Sehat in 2002, a digital literacy advocacy campaign that still consistently serve Indonesian community until today. In August 2014 at Jakarta, ICT Watch received national acknowledgement, the Tasrif Award from Indonesian Independent Journalists Alliance (AJI). AJI believed that ICT Watch has given significant role in the democratization of the Internet as well as promotes the Internet as a medium for fulfillment the citizen’s right to information. In May 2016 at Geneva, ICT Watch gained an international achievement, the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) Champion (runner-up) award, from the United Nations (UN) – International Telecommunication Union (ITU), under the “Ethical Dimensions of the Information Society” category. UN / ITU considered that the Internet Sehat program is a model of strategy for delivering online ethics and digital literacy advocacy to the public. In June 2017, for the same award and category, ICT Watch selected as the WSIS 2017 first winner. Our Mission - To develop Indonesian people awareness, emphasis on parents and teachers, on the use of ICT /Internet safely and wisely by children and students. (INTERNET SAFETY) - To empower Southeast Asia civil societies, especially freedom of expression activists, by together developing the knowledge and capacity to use ICT / Internet appropriately. (INTERNET RIGHTS). - To support global multistakeholder dialogue in ICT and Internet Governance whilst upholding the key principles of transparency, accountability, equality and democracy. (INTERNET GOVERNANCE). ICT Watch legally registered by the Indonesian Ministry of Law and Human Rights on 31 December 2008 in Jakarta, with the name “Perkumpulan Mitra TIK Indonesia”. ICT Watch also provides several digital literacy materials (in Bahasa Indonesia) under Creative Common Licensed (free-to-use) such as booklets, bulletins and documentary movies for community and society.