Defending Human Rights in the Climate Transition: TEDIC’s Contribution to the OHCHR Report
At TEDIC, we contributed to the report by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) […]
Personal Data
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 […]
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 […]
Not with my face: The Paraguayan State deploys facial recognition without transparency or oversight
In Paraguay, the use of biometric surveillance technologies is expanding without public knowledge, debate, or legal frameworks to ensure the […]
Implementation of facial recognition cameras by the Paraguayan State
This study analyzes the implementation of facial recognition cameras in Paraguay, highlighting key concerns related to transparency, human rights and […]
Artificial intelligence and human rights: our contributions to the 192nd session of the IACHR
The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) held an official regional hearing on “Artificial intelligence and human rights” during its […]
First quarter of 2025: our roadmap for digital rights at the national level
From January to April 2025, TEDIC continued to strengthen its national advocacy efforts to promote a free, open, and human […]
Massive data leaks in Paraguay: Our personal information adrift
In less than a week, Paraguay experienced two massive leaks of personal data originating from public institutions. The first involved […]
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 […]
Who has your back – 2024 Edition
The “Who defends your data” project is inspired by the “Who has your back” initiative of the Electronic Frontier Foundation […]
