Our May to July Journey: National Advocacy 2025
At TEDIC, we believe that defending human rights in digital environments requires sustained, coordinated work that is deeply rooted in […]
Privacy
Paraguay needs a robust Personal Data Protection Law, with international standards and real safeguards
On Friday, July 4, 2025, TEDIC actively participated in the public hearing convened by the Senate’s Commission on Science, Technology, […]
Cybersecurity in Paraguay: between urgency and legislative improvisation
In recent weeks, Paraguay has once again been shaken by alarming news regarding the vulnerability of its computer systems. 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 […]
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 […]
Our advocacy for Digital Rights on the International stage
From January to April 2025, TEDIC has continued to strengthen its national and international advocacy efforts to promote a free, […]
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 […]
Con mi cara no
In Paraguay, the use of facial recognition technologies in football stadiums is already a reality, raising critical questions such as: […]
S.O.S. Journalist: Four guidelines for the safety and defense of journalists in Paraguay
Practicing journalism in Paraguay is becoming increasingly challenging. From direct threats, surveillance, and doxxing to more subtle forms of censorship […]
