Why Brazil was once again included on the Hunger Map by the UN
September 2, 2022
The UN found that 61.3 million Brazilians face food insecurity
The UN found that 61.3 million Brazilians face food insecurity
The Metro appealed the decision, claiming its monitoring system “rigorously obeys the General Law on Data Protection,” but the argument was rejected by the same court in mid-April.
For the first time, Argentina’s upcoming census will ask questions on gender and ethnic identity. LGBTIQ+, Indigenous, and Afro-Argentine communities have celebrated the news as a landmark moment in terms of their recognition by the State and society.
The number of voters 16 to 18 years old is the lowest in 20 years in Brazil Originally published on Global Voices Stickers created by
Fighting climate change is not a lost cause
In mid-December 2021, Brazil’s Congress ratified the Budapest Convention on Cybercrimes after an unusually fast process marked by little debate and almost zero transparency. Experts warn that the roll-out was problematic, not least because the treaty may put citizen data in general at risk and open the way to criminalizing the work of InfoSecresearchers and activists.
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