Marina Meira
Lawyer graduated from the Faculty of Law of the University of São Paulo, Master’s student in Scientific Dissemination and Culture from Unicamp, and graduate student in Digital Law from UERJ. General Projects Coordinator of the Data Privacy Brasil Research Association, she also coordinates the project on Accountability and Digital Civil Identity. She was part of […]
Lawyer graduated from the Faculty of Law of the University of São Paulo, Master’s student in Scientific Dissemination and Culture from Unicamp, and graduate student in Digital Law from UERJ. General Projects Coordinator of the Data Privacy Brasil Research Association, she also coordinates the project on Accountability and Digital Civil Identity. She was part of the legal team of the Children and Consumption program of NPO Alana Institute, and of the Brazilian Institute for Consumer Protection – Idec. She is a member of the Committee for the Defense of the Rights of Children and Adolescents of the Brazilian Bar Association/State of São Paulo, where she coordinates the Working Group for the Defense of Children and Adolescents in the Digital Environment.
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Our second workshop of a series about technical forum talks about the International Telecommunications Union
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Data Privacy Brasil contributes to the Thematic Deep Dive in Data Protection (Global Digital Compact)
Data Privacy Brasil participated in the Thematic Deep Dive Session in Data Protection, organized by the co-facilitators ambassadors of the Global Digital Compact.
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Data Privacy Brasil Research Association contributes to UN open call on the relationship between human rights and technical standard-setting processes
We received a call as an opportunity to submit suggestions to inform the OHCHR report on the relationship between human rights and standard-setting processes for new and emerging digital technologies.
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Our second workshop of a series about technical forum talks about the International Telecommunications Union
In the second meeting of the Datafication and Democracy Workshop Series, we received Raquel Renno, Digital Programme Officer of Article 19, who spoke about the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) for third sector organizations.
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Let’s stay tuned for the Global Digital Compact
What is the Global Digital Compact and why is it important to keep an eye on it?
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Why should we all pay attention to the Brazilian Digital ID system?
The implementation of digital identity systems is increasing around the world, especially in Global Southern countries. The model widely adopted is known as Big ID, promoted by or linked to public administration bodies which use centralized biometric databases to identify and authenticate citizens (Access Now, 2021).
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