On “Denialism” as a Criminal Offense
I understand that the bill has little chance of being approved, but it deserves some consideration for at least three reasons. First, because it introduces criminal law as a state tool in the process of constructing collective memory regarding the crimes of the last military dictatorship, and in …
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of the Streaming Platforms' Hearing Before the U.S. Congress
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The Legitimacy of the New Stewards of Public Debate.
In January 2021, following the storming of the U.S. Capitol by far-right protesters and 10 days before the end of his presidency, Twitter indefinitely suspended the @realDonaldTrump account.
CELE Director Agustina Del Campo's presentation at the UN Forum on Minority Issues, Nov. 19 & 20
Thursday, the 19th, 13th session of the UN Forum on Minority Issues. This year, the Forum brings together representatives of States, civil society, experts, and academics to discuss hate speech against minorities on social media. Our Director, Agustina Del Campo, was invited to join the panel on the …
TikTok got serious! A new form of protest
Over the past few weeks, we have witnessed massive protests by the Black Lives Matter movement, which have led hundreds of thousands of people in the United States and around the world to demonstrate against racism
The “proper use” of social media?
In October of last year, a bill was introduced in the Colombian Congresshttps://observatoriolegislativocele.com/colombia-proyecto-de-ley-sobre-regulacion-del-buen-uso-y-funcionamiento-de-redes-sociales-y-sitio
