Our work in 2024 – Institutional Report
2024 was a year of profound changes, learning and challenges for TEDIC. A year that prompted us to reaffirm our […]
Everything you need to know about cryptocurrency in Paraguay: Energy, regulation and controversies
This blog is the product of a University College London (UCL) student internship at TEDIC and does not necessarily reflect […]
Expanding Frontiers for the Stop Killer Robots Campaign
At TEDIC, we firmly believe that technology must serve people, always respecting our rights. That’s why we are part of […]
Human Trafficking and ICTs in Paraguay: An Exploratory Study
In the current context of Paraguay, the fight against gender-based violence facilitated by technology takes on a new dimension with […]
TEDIC International Advocacy: June to September 2024
Our commitment to the defense of digital rights is not limited only to the national level. We also actively participate […]
Technology-facilitated gender-based violence against female politicians in Paraguay
Technology-facilitated gender-based violence (TFGBV) is a reflection of the structural violence faced by women in society. Far from being an […]
National advocacy: May to September 2024
As the second half of 2024 progresses, TEDIC continues to work on the protection of human rights in digital environments, […]
Did you know that a technology could keep you off the field? #NotWithMyFace
The use of facial recognition technologies in football stadiums is already a reality in Paraguay. This raises many questions and […]
Surveillance, censorship and punishment: warning about a new sports law in Paraguay
In recent years, Paraguay has increased the use of surveillance cameras in sporting events and public spaces. Law 7269/2024 introduces […]
Regulation of platform work: Response from Paraguay to the ILO
In Paraguay, the platform economy1 is booming, with thousands of people using national and international digital labor platforms to offer […]
Towards a New Electoral Reform in Paraguay
The Superior Court of Electoral Justice (TSJE) has consistently shown interest in integrating information and communication technologies (ICTs) into electoral […]
