Antipyrawebs observatory
It is an free online repository that maps the initiatives from the private, state, academic and civil society sectors that […]
Personal Data
Who has your back?
Do you know what policies does your Internet provider company has to take care of your personal data? Do you […]
Mass Surveillance in the Context of a State of Emergency
This article was originally published in The GNI Blog and is the result of a fellowship conducted by a member […]
Digital Rights legal clinic
This month of November marks the inauguration of the legal clinic on digital rights organized by TEDIC and the Law […]
Dark Pattern Design: persuasion and manipulation mechanics on the Web
In our day to day, we make use of heuristics (mental shortcuts that allow us to make decisions, pass judgment […]
Personal Data Coalition
The coalition was created during the fourth edition of the Internet Governance Forum of Paraguay (#IGFPY4), held on November 30 […]
Mass surveillance in the context of a state of emergency
This research presented by Paloma Lara Castro was carried out within the Global Network Initiative Fellowship and was published originally […]
Call logs: between the Right to Privacy and the prosecution of crimes
The judicial investigation of the murder of young liberal Rodrigo Quintana at the headquarters of the Liberal Party exposed the […]
Electronic ticketing: strategic litigation
Synthesis of the legal process carried out regarding the implementation of electronic ticketing Given the governmental decision to implement electronic […]
Emergencies should not be a blank check
In the previous article in the #Antivirus series I reflected on the importance of governance in times of health emergencies […]
