n our new report, Algorithmic Transparency and Disinformation: a multisectoral approach, we investigate the intersections between combating disinformation and algorithmic transparency through interviews with experts from the third sector, academia, and the public and private sectors.
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On June 11th, LAPIN organized a community lab on the RightsCon 2021 called “Data protection legislations for law enforcement: multiregional perspectives for regulating data protection in criminal procedures”. The session was an incredible opportunity to understand the use of personal data during criminal investigations in different countries all over the world.
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Newborn democracies have been threatened by coup d’etat for the longest time. Myanmar, one of the most unstable democracies, faces the brunt this time. Myanmar has been under democratic transition since the Saffron Revolution in 2007. The conversion was realised after Aung San Suu Kyi, leader of the National League for Democracy (NLD), was released
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por Eduarda Costa e Felipe Silva On 11 November, 2020, during the Internet Governance Forum – IGF 2020’s Community-facilitated Networking Break, LAPIN promoted a multidisciplinary debate about the impacts of Facial Recognition Systems on privacy and data protection under the title “Surveilling the surveillants: monitoring facial recognition deployment in Latin America and Caribbean”. The discussion