#DigitalIsReal. From rage and sorrow to methodology and law.
When we sent our application to Indela, we were doing it out of anger and sorrow (rather than from methodology): at that precise moment…
“If it’s not for your project, I don’t know”. This was the statement of one of the participants in the Central America Video Surveillance project. For the first time…
These questions were the triggers to reach places like Coroico, a municipality three hours from the Government…
The idea for this initiative was born out of our strong involvement in these two communities – digital rights and consumer protection…
The Data and Society Laboratory in Uruguay; a new actor in the digital rights scene in Latin America
Uruguay leads the rankings of ICT inclusion and digital development in Latin America; It has the highest…
In 2015, the Cyberbullying Module (MOCIBA), a survey conducted by the Statistics and Geography National Institute (INEGI) in Mexico, revealed that…
The evidence that outlines the future of digital rights in Latin America
Three large areas of opportunity were identified to continue strengthening the protection of digital rights in laws and public policies in the region…
The emerging process of protecting personal data in Latin America
In certain Latin American countries these rights are regulated, in some even with more progressive regulations as in the case of Brazil. However, there are…
Success stories, findings and trends in cases of online gender-based violence
In recent years, new forms of gender violence have been configured through the use of digital technologies. Faced with this growing problem, the organizations that work…
20 projects • 3 years of learning • Digital rights • Latin America
Indela began its work to strengthen the digital rights ecosystem in 2019. In these three years, it has supported 20 projects, from 22 organizations…
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