What we told the OAS and UN freedom of expression rapporteurs about Paraguay
In October 2026, we submitted two contributions to the main international freedom of expression mechanisms: one to the Office of […]
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Technology facilitated gender based violence against union members in Paraguay
Social media and digital tools have become important spaces for sharing information, organizing, and defending rights. But they can also […]
Gendered Disinformation Targeting Women in Politics
Ensuring women’s political participation on equal terms requires an environment free from violence. Although social media and the digital sphere […]
Bootcamp 2026: Thinking about technologies from an intersectional and regional perspective
Technology is not neutral. Behind every algorithm, platform, or artificial intelligence system, there are human decisions, economic interests, and power […]
TEDIC submits three reports to the UN once again
The Universal Periodic Review (UPR) is an international mechanism for reviewing the human rights situation in Paraguay. It is reviewed […]
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 […]
Access to justice in the digital Age: Our contributions to the IACHR
The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) conducted a public questionnaire titled: “Women’s Access to Justice in Cases of Violence […]
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 […]
Feminisms and technologies: Rethinking digital spaces from the south
When we think about “technology,” we often imagine cables, screens, and massive data centers. Rarely do we think about our […]
