IMSI catchers in Paraguay: the invisible surveillance threatening your right to protest
This content was written by Araceli Ramírez Have you ever wondered if it’s possible to track every phone present at […]
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Futures yet to be designed: Between tech promises and exclusionary realities
This content was written by Araceli Ramírez Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, during 2021 and 2022, the metaverse emerged as one […]
EmpleaPY: Research on the automation of processes for employment policies in Paraguay
Over the last few decades, large-scale technology use has permeated diverse areas of life, including political, economic, social and cultural […]
Landmark court ruling in Paraguay on access to information in facial recognition case
At TEDIC, we are firmly committed to defending human rights, promoting transparency, and ensuring access to public information. We believe […]
[Research] Cybersecurity among human rights defenders in Paraguay
The research analyzes the state of cybersecurity among human rights defenders in Paraguay, focusing on understanding the dynamics of digital […]
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 […]
[Research Release] Understanding the National Ticketing System: An exploratory study
This research offers an exploratory study of the National Electronic Ticketing System in Paraguay (SNBE in its Spanish acronym). It […]
The invisible integration in the Triple Border Area
The press has reported a growing technologicalization of public security policies in recent years. Such a trend is particularly evident […]
Digital Rights legal clinic
This month of November marks the inauguration of the legal clinic on digital rights organized by TEDIC and the Law […]
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 […]
