Latin American digital rights in 2020: a year of new opportunities and challenges
Bookending 2019 were two major milestones for digital rights and civil society in Latin America. At the start of the year, we saw the #MeTooMX movement ignite in México, amplifying…
When we talk about digital rights we are not referring to an isolated and limited exercise in the online environment. Nowadays, the exercise of most of the rights in physical spaces -or analogical- depends and feeds on the possibilities of development in the online context.
Announcing the projects selected for Indela’s first Open Call
The Initiative for Digital Rights in Latin America (Indela) gladly announces the eight projects that have been selected in our first Open Call.
Ante la proliferación del uso de mascarillas y cubrebocas por la epidemia de #COVID19, la industria del reconocimiento facial trabaja para que sus tecnologías puedan identificar a personas que utilicen estos accesorios”. Vía @R3Dmx https://r3d.mx/2020/05/19/la-industria-del-reconocimiento-facial-quiere-identificar-a-las-personas-que-utilicen-cubrebocas/
All the technology used in the context of the #COVID19 crisis must prioritize the protection of human rights when using personal and sensitive data. Via @AlSurOrgs > https://bit.ly/2LTmdyi
