Tag: human rights
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UN Mission Documents Venezuela’s Enduring Machinery of Digital Surveillance and Persecution
In its final report, the UN Fact-Finding Mission documented how Venezuela combines repressive laws, website blocking, video surveillance, and information manipulation to control the digital environment
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The Laws Closing Civic Space in Latin America: The Most Affected Countries
A study by Fundamedios and TrustLaw examines how ten Latin American countries have adopted legal frameworks that, while presented as measures to promote transparency or security, have increasingly restricted freedom of association
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ProBox 2025: More Countries, More Platforms, and Millions of Messages Analyzed
In 2025, we expanded our regional monitoring and analyzed more than 7.8 million social media messages
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PROFILE | Delcy Rodríguez, Trump’s chosen heir and participant in Venezuelan repression
The power in political, economic, and oil spheres accumulated in recent years by Delcy Rodríguez made her, in Donald Trump’s eyes, an ideal candidate for the post-Maduro transition. However, there are facts and circumstances in her profile that distance her from the moderate image she seeks to project
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What is enforced disappearance and how does it affect Latin America?
Enforced disappearances are one of the most serious and persistent crimes in the region. Despite international condemnation, they continue to be a tool of repression and fear in countries where power is exercised without control
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Repression in Cuba: When Publishing on Social Media Becomes a Crime
Media control in Cuba has given rise to a system of digital repression that operates through monitoring, legal sanctions, and propaganda campaigns