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Antitrust

Debates para la rendición de cuentas de las plataformas digitales en el G20

20 Aug 2024
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Debates para la rendición de cuentas de las plataformas digitales en el G20
20 Aug 2024
Debates para la rendición de cuentas de las plataformas digitales en el G20
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A Latin American perspective on the G20 and digital platforms

20 Aug 2024
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A Latin American perspective on the G20 and digital platforms
20 Aug 2024
A Latin American perspective on the G20 and digital platforms
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Five years in a row: India is 2022’s biggest internet shutdowns offender

28 Feb 2023

In 2022, India shut down the internet at least 84 times — more than any country, for the fifth consecutive year. Read “Weapons of control, shields of impunity: Internet shutdowns in 2022.”

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Five years in a row: India is 2022’s biggest internet shutdowns offender
28 Feb 2023
Five years in a row: India is 2022’s biggest internet shutdowns offender

G7 leaders decry internet shutdowns, but leave personal data up for grabs

21 Jun 2021

G7 leaders pledged cooperation in support of democratic values online, highlighted the risks of internet shutdowns, and outlined the need to address gender-based discrimination online. But there’s a serious gap in commitments towards safeguarding personal data.

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G7 leaders decry internet shutdowns, but leave personal data up for grabs
21 Jun 2021
G7 leaders decry internet shutdowns, but leave personal data up for grabs
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Prime Minister Turnbull is playing a dangerous shell game with calls to break encryption

7 Jul 2017

His real aim may be to seek direct access to data from foreign companies.

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Prime Minister Turnbull is playing a dangerous shell game with calls to break encryption
7 Jul 2017
Prime Minister Turnbull is playing a dangerous shell game with calls to break encryption
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