INCLO MANUFACTURING PRIVATE LIMITED

What INCLO MANUFACTURING PRIVATE LIMITED does

INCLO — the International Network of Civil Liberties Organizations, the entity described in the underlying source data — is a non-profit coalition of 15 national civil-liberties and human-rights organizations headquartered in Versoix, Switzerland, operating across North and South America, Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and Asia Pacific. Its members include ACLU (USA), CCLA (Canada), CELS (Argentina), Dejusticia (Colombia), EIPR (Egypt), HCLU (Hungary), HRLC (Australia), HRLN (India), ICCL (Ireland), KHRC (Kenya), KontraS (Indonesia), Liberty (UK), LRC (South Africa), Conectas (Brazil), and Agora (Russia). INCLO's core "product" is research, advocacy, and policy outputs: thematic publications, annual reports, statements, expert opinions, and multimedia projects addressing five pillars — Civic Space, Surveillance and Digital Rights, Equality and Equity, Climate and Environmental Justice, and Resilience, Solidarity and Support. Notable recent outputs include "Lethal in Disguise 2" (co-authored with Physicians for Human Rights), "Eyes on the Watchers" on police facial recognition, "Fighting for Our Lives" on global abortion rights, and "In Our Hands" on community alternatives to discriminatory policing.

Underlying technology is minimal in the commercial-product sense: INCLO does not sell software, does not maintain proprietary technology products, and does not run a SaaS or platform business. Its primary technology surface is the public-facing website (inclo.net) and a publications portal, complemented by social-media channels on Twitter/X and YouTube for distributing statements, expert opinions, and multimedia projects to global civil society and policy forums.

INCLO's business model is non-commercial and membership-based: it does not sell products or services, does not disclose a pricing model, and does not generate commercial revenue from its publications (which are freely available for download). Operating funding is indicated as originating from grants, institutional donors, and foundations that support human-rights and civil-liberties work, with the network collectively governed by its member organizations rather than by external shareholders, parent entities, or private equity. No funding rounds, revenue figures, or investor information are disclosed.

Name

INCLO MANUFACTURING PRIVATE LIMITED

Legal name

International Network of Civil Liberties Organizations

Website

https://inclo.net

Company type

Private

Founded year

2025

Operating status

Operating

Short description

INCLO is a Swiss-headquartered non-profit coalition of 15 national civil-liberties and human-rights organizations across five continents, producing research publications, annual reports, and multimedia projects under five thematic pillars including civic space, surveillance, equality, climate justice, and member resilience.

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Headquarters

HQ city

Sri Ganganagar

HQ country

India

HQ region

Asia

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B2B

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Services

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Core offering

INCLO is a global network of 15 prominent national civil liberties and human rights organizations that collaborates on research, advocacy, policy analysis, coalition-building, and publications. It produces research publications, annual reports, expert opinions, statements, and multimedia projects organized across five thematic pillars: Civic Space, Surveillance and Digital Rights, Equality and Equity, Climate and Environmental Justice, and Resilience, Solidarity and Support.

Product overview

INCLO operates as a network of 15 civil liberties and human rights organizations, producing publications and multimedia projects organized under five thematic pillars: Civic Space, Surveillance and Digital Rights, Equality and Equity, Climate and Environmental Justice, and Resilience, Solidarity and Support. Their product portfolio consists primarily of research publications, annual reports, expert event transcripts, and multimedia projects documenting human rights issues worldwide.

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Products and services

• Annual Report 2025 Annual organizational report documenting INCLO's activities, achievements, and financial information across its five pillar areas. Aimed at civil society stakeholders, donors, and the general public.
• Eyes on the Watchers: Challenging the Rise of Police Facial Recognition Research project examining the use of facial recognition technology by police, documenting risks, harms, and human rights concerns with proposed principles for accountability. Targeted at policymakers, civil liberties advocates, and the public.
• In Our Hands: Communities rooting out discriminatory policing A compendium showcasing successful community-led initiatives worldwide that address discriminatory policing through non-policing solutions. Aimed at community organizers, advocates, and policy stakeholders.
• Lethal in Disguise 2: How Crowd-Control Weapons Impact Health and Human Rights Research report co-authored with Physicians for Human Rights documenting the health impacts and human rights concerns of crowd-control weapons. Targeted at human rights bodies, law enforcement oversight bodies, and civil society.
• Unhealed Wounds: The Faces Behind the Injuries of Crowd-Control Weapons Visual documentation project featuring stories and images of individuals injured by crowd-control weapons. Aimed at advocacy audiences and human rights stakeholders.
• Joining Forces: Local activists and allies advancing trans rights worldwide A reflective report on advances towards equal rights for trans persons across multiple countries. Aimed at LGBTQ+ advocates and equality-focused policymakers.
• Global Developments in Religious Freedom and Equal Treatment Periodic international newsletter identifying progress and concerning trends at the intersection of religious freedom and equal treatment. Aimed at civil society and equality advocates.
• Fighting for Our Lives: Pathways to Abortion Rights Globally A global analysis of the evolution of abortion rights through legal reform, strategic litigation, and sustained social mobilization. Aimed at reproductive rights advocates and policymakers.
• Faces under surveillance: Global perspectives on FRT use and regulation Transcript and analysis from an expert event on human rights issues related to facial recognition technology across multiple jurisdictions. Aimed at digital rights advocates and regulators.

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Direct peers

• International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH): Federation of national human rights organizations from around the world — the closest structural analogue to INCLO, combining national member organizations to advance international human rights standards.
• CIVICUS: Global civil society alliance focused on civic space and freedoms, with comparable membership-network structure and thematic emphasis on shrinking civic space — directly paralleling INCLO's mandate and operating model.
• ECRE (European Council on Refugees and Exiles): Federation of refugee and asylum NGOs operating across multiple European jurisdictions; comparable network model to INCLO with cross-border coordination and policy advocacy.

Regional players

• World Movement for Democracy: Global network supporting democracy and civic participation with regional member networks; overlaps with INCLO's civic space and equality work as a comparable coalition-style organization.

Emerging players

• Front Line Defenders: International organization protecting human rights defenders — overlapping with INCLO's Resilience, Solidarity and Support pillar and its work on threats to civic space defenders.
• Access Now: International digital rights organization focused on surveillance, privacy, and online freedoms; directly comparable to INCLO's Surveillance and Digital Rights pillar work, including on facial recognition and protest rights.
• Article 19: International freedom-of-expression organization producing research, litigation, and advocacy on rights — closely aligned with INCLO's Surveillance and Digital Rights and Civic Space pillars.

Broad incumbents

• Amnesty International: Large, established global human rights organization that produces cross-jurisdictional research, policy advocacy, and publications — overlapping with INCLO's research/advocacy output but operating as a single, far larger organization rather than a network of independent national members.
• Human Rights Watch: International human rights organization producing country and thematic research with global reach; overlaps with INCLO's evidence-based advocacy and reports but operates as a centralized organization rather than a federation.

Others

• Open Government Partnership (OGP): Multistakeholder initiative involving governments and civil society to promote transparency and accountability; adjacent to INCLO's civic space and surveillance work as a complementary governance-focused ecosystem.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

• Xtwitter.com/INCLOnet
• YouTubeyoutube.com/channel/UCjLR_LdC4WGXwh2Bi0g42cQ

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