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Mexico City, Mexico · Mexico City

Civil Society Should Be Included in the Working Tables to Review the Content of Security and Intelligence Laws – ARTICLE 19 MX-CA

Photo: ARTICLE 19 Mexico City June 3, 2025.- The head of the Ministry of Public and Citizen Security (SSPC), Omar García Harfuch, announced the creation of [...]See the Story

Censorship · Mexico

Where Should the Government Draw the Line in Censorship? – NYCTastemakers

Information has never been more readily available than it is in our modern world. We can gather news from across the globe and carry a full library of knowledge in our phones. However, many countries have also restricted access to certain content, offering various justifications for censorship. With such a vast ocean of information available […]See the Story

Claudia Sheinbaum · Mexico

CURP Changes Forever: It Will Be Mandatory to Present It to Make These Purchases

The Government of the Mexican Republic announced that now to be able to make some kind of purchases in the country, people will have to present documentation as official identification, full name, as well as the Unique Key of Population Registration (CURP). It was during the morning press conference of President Claudia Sheinbaum on Friday, May 23, that more details were released about this new implementation that promises to fight organized cri…See the Story

Artificial Intelligence-Assisted Application Erroneously Rejects Social Security Applications in Brazil R3D: Network in Defense of Digital Rights

Brazil introduced a tool, assisted by AI, to try to reduce bureaucracy in the processing of social benefits. However, instead of helping to create a more efficient process, it has caused problems by rejecting applications erroneously in complex cases, reports Rest of World. The report documents cases of people who have been working in the countryside or who have some type of physical disability and have asked for their retirement, which has been…Artificial Intelligence · Brazil Read Article

Kenya Wins a Historic Legal Victory Against Worldcoin and Makes It Remove Biometric Data R3D: Network in Defense of Digital Rights

The High Court of Kenya issued a landmark verdict in a case against Worldcoin, after the African government stopped the deployment of the project, which collected 350,000 biometric data, for data protection reasons. According to the Privacy International statement, the Court determined that the data was collected without informed consent and without an approved data protection impact assessment, and ordered Worldcoin to remove the biometrics col…Worldcoin · Nairobi Read Article

The Most Dangerous Telecommunications Law

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The Constitutional Reform on Organic Simplification published on December 20, 2024, extinguished the Federal Telecommunications Institute (IFT) without resolving the riddle about the model of a new regulatory body. In this context, on April 23, 2025, President Claudia Sheinbaum presented a bill on telecommunications and broadcasting that proposed absorbing all the powers of the IFT by the Agency for Digital Transformation and Telecommunications …Claudia Sheinbaum · Mexico See the Story

[Opinion] Mexico’s new telecom law is “a historic opportunity” to legislate on digital rights

On May 8, the talks began on the Law on Telecommunications and Broadcasting. The critical gazes that seek to review certain problematic and worrying aspects of the current text have been sharpened and expectations about the historical moment that takes place in Mexico 12 years after the last telecommunications reform have grown.Opinion · Mexico See the Story

Meta AI's Personalized Chatbot Raises Privacy and Ethical Concerns

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Chatbot · United States See the Story

Spyware maker NSO ordered to pay $167 million for hacking WhatsApp

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A federal jury on Tuesday ordered the best-known maker of government spyware to pay a record-setting $167 million for hacking more than 1,000 people through WhatsApp messages in a stunning cap to six years of litigation. Business · United States See the Story

Televisa Leaks: An 'unpublished' case that exposes legal gaps in digital evidence

Former Minister José Ramón Cossío analyzes the legal challenges of the 5 TB leaked information, where the key is to determine whether the proof is lawful or unlawful.Mexico · Mexico See the Story

Mexico: uncertainty ahead for businesses as constitutional amendments transfer regulatory powers to government entities

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The dissolution of the Federal Economic Competition Commission and the Federal Telecommunications Institute is causing upheaval in Mexico as the legal nature of the new agencies and when they will begin their roles is yet to be seen. Against this backdrop, companies should continue to monitor developments to best position themselves for the changes.United Nations · Mexico See the Story

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Top R3D: Red en Defensa De Los Derechos Digitales News

Civil Society Should Be Included in the Working Tables to Review the Content of Security and Intelligence Laws – ARTICLE 19 MX-CA

Where Should the Government Draw the Line in Censorship? – NYCTastemakers

CURP Changes Forever: It Will Be Mandatory to Present It to Make These Purchases

Artificial Intelligence-Assisted Application Erroneously Rejects Social Security Applications in Brazil R3D: Network in Defense of Digital Rights

Kenya Wins a Historic Legal Victory Against Worldcoin and Makes It Remove Biometric Data R3D: Network in Defense of Digital Rights

The Most Dangerous Telecommunications Law

[Opinion] Mexico’s new telecom law is “a historic opportunity” to legislate on digital rights

Meta AI's Personalized Chatbot Raises Privacy and Ethical Concerns

Spyware maker NSO ordered to pay $167 million for hacking WhatsApp

Televisa Leaks: An 'unpublished' case that exposes legal gaps in digital evidence

Mexico: uncertainty ahead for businesses as constitutional amendments transfer regulatory powers to government entities

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