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The hearing is set to determine the conditions under which the currently suspended biometric surveillance system could resume operation.

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This may sound familiar: A self-styled outsider aims to win the presidency and purge the political establishment so he can restore order to a broken nation — if only he can overcome a system rigged against him. Analysts say it is a tactic to fire up Milei's base and promote vigilance at polling stations, or set the stage for refusing to concede a loss. The right-wing economist rose to fame blasting the political class on television and has welcomed comparisons to Trump.

Rest of World News: Javier Milei, a right-wing Argentine presidential candidate, is following Donald Trump's playbook by claiming that election results are dubious and th

This may sound familiar: A self-styled outsider aims to win the presidency and purge the political establishment so he can restore order to a broken nation - if only he can overcome a system rigged against him.

In a joint letter, human rights organizations and academics stressed that while they are not convinced that a global cybercrime convention is necessary, they reiterate the need for a human-rights-by-design approach in the drafting of the proposed UN Cybercrime Convention. 

H.E. Ms. Faouzia Boumaiza MebarkiChairpersonAd Hoc Committee to Elaborate a Comprehensive International Convention on Countering the Use of Information and Communication Technologies for Criminal PurposesYour Excellency: We, the undersigned organizations and academics, work to protect and advance...

Completed in 2022 in , . Images by Idea Cúbica. House Privada Sierra Madre, a one-family house in the center of San Pedro Garza Garcia, in the Monterrey Metropolitan Area in Mexico, seeks to...

Throughout Latin America, new surveillance practices threaten to erode individuals' privacy, yet there is limited public awareness about the civil liberties implications of these rapid changes. Some countries are pursuing cybercrime policies that seek to increase law enforcement power. In other nations, government-run biometric identification systems are on the rise, while

A pamphlet written in 1987 by Frank Fernandez, with introduction by Sam Dolgoff, about the Cuban anarchist and workers' movements from the mid 1800s up until the mid 1970s.