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This section is an active and comprehensive repository of research reports, policy papers, presentations, statements and positions, toolkits, guides, multimedia products, and other relevant publications produced by Coding Rights.

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THREATS IN THE USAGE OF FACIAL RECOGNITION TECHNOLOGIES FOR AUTHENTICATING TRANSGENDER IDENTITIES

#artificial intelligence #facial recognition

Research by Coding Rights maps harmful threats to transgender and non-binary people by the deployment of facial recognition technologies as... Erly

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The Future Is TransFeminist: from imagination to action

#blogpost #consent #speculative futures

by Joana Varon Article originally published at Deep Dives For the last few years, inspired by creative exchanges with feminists... Erly

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Decolonising AI: A transfeminist approach to data and social justice

#artificial intelligence

by Paz Peña and Joana Varon* Introduction Let’s say you have access to a database with information from 12,000 girls... Erly

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On the blocking of pro-choice websites: Women on Waves and Women on Web

#feminisms #sexual and reproductive rights

A report by the Open Observatory of Network Interference (OONI), Coding Rights, Women on Waves and Women on Web. Authors:... Erly

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The ability to say NO on the Internet

#consent #feminisms #privacy

A feminist approach to consent in digital technologies By Paz Peña and Joana Varon It’s strange to think that two... Erly

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The acquisition and abuse of private surveillance technologies in Latin America

#artificial intelligence #freedom of expression #statements #surveillance

Submission of Latin American Organizations to the U.N. Special Rapporteur on the promotion and the protection of the right to... Erly

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Data as a tool for political influence in the Brazilian elections

#data protection #elections #misinformation #privacy

In a context of little data protection, political marketing uses profiling tactics to spread misinformation and deepen political polarization Do... Erly