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Joint statement to Brazilian congress: Drop dangerous cybercrime bills

1 Apr 2016

Civil society groups at RightsCon issued a joint statement on dangerous new legislation in Brazil.

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Joint statement to Brazilian congress: Drop dangerous cybercrime bills
1 Apr 2016
Joint statement to Brazilian congress: Drop dangerous cybercrime bills
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Access Now condemns blocking of WhatsApp in Brazil

17 Dec 2015

The block is the latest in a string of internet shutdowns in 2015 and shows worrying backsliding in Brazil on digital rights.

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Access Now condemns blocking of WhatsApp in Brazil
17 Dec 2015
Access Now condemns blocking of WhatsApp in Brazil
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Espiao bill: the rights in Brazil’s Marco Civil at risk

22 Oct 2015

The revolutionary legislation that served as a model for digital rights regulation globally is now in danger. Here is how some foreign ideas risk breaking the Marco Civil.

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Espiao bill: the rights in Brazil’s Marco Civil at risk
22 Oct 2015
Espiao bill: the rights in Brazil’s Marco Civil at risk
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