The Anti-NGO Law (“Ley Garrote”) at the UPR: When Local Advocacy Meets International Advocacy
On December 16, 2025, TEDIC, as part of the Human Rights Coordinating Body of Paraguay (Codehupy), joined a group of […]
On December 16, 2025, TEDIC, as part of the Human Rights Coordinating Body of Paraguay (Codehupy), joined a group of […]
(Original written without AI Chatbots) Signal is an instant messaging app, “similar to WhatsApp” that shares much of its functionality, […]
Together with the Human Rights Coordinating Body of Paraguay (CODEHUPY), we submitted an alternative report to the CEDAW Committee on […]
On September 2 and 3, TEDIC, the Judicial School, and the Council of Magistracy carried out the training “Human Rights […]
¿How does digital abuse affect women human rights defenders and women’s organizations with a public profile in Paraguay? What consequences […]
It is becoming increasingly common for facial recognition technologies to be presented as a solution to strengthen security in public […]
We created Cyborgfeminista as a virtual space where we explore how gender and technology intersect, seeking to reclaim a democratic […]
Through various research studies, we analyze how Internet service providers in Paraguay do or do not commit to protecting your […]
With this project, we aim to alert fans and the general public to the risks of facial recognition in Paraguayan […]
On this platform, you’ll find resources for taking care of your mental health in the digital age: zines, videos, and […]