Peru – PL establishes a restriction so that journalists, their cohabiting spouses, relatives up to the second degree of consanguinity, as well as legal companies where they may work are prohibited from contracting with the State. The restriction would apply up to one year after the completion of their journalistic work.

Peru – PL establishes a restriction so that journalists, their cohabiting spouses, relatives up to the second degree of consanguinity, as well as legal companies where they may work are prohibited from contracting with the State. The restriction would apply up to one year after the completion of their journalistic work.2025-01-23T17:17:44-03:00

Peru – PL establishes the obligation for public entities defined by the General Administrative Procedure Law to implement artificial intelligence tools in their administrative activity and in the provision of public services, under functional responsibility.

Peru – PL establishes the obligation for public entities defined by the General Administrative Procedure Law to implement artificial intelligence tools in their administrative activity and in the provision of public services, under functional responsibility.2025-01-23T17:26:43-03:00

Peru – PL authorizes the creation of faceless courts to investigate, judge and punish crimes committed by criminal organizations in order to preserve the identity of the judges. With this measure, those accused of organized crime will not be able to meet the judges who are handling their case, since the latter will not be required to sign or initial judicial resolutions, since their identification will be maintained through codes designated by the Judiciary. Thus, the identity of the judges will be classified as confidential information and will not be freely accessible.

Peru – PL authorizes the creation of faceless courts to investigate, judge and punish crimes committed by criminal organizations in order to preserve the identity of the judges. With this measure, those accused of organized crime will not be able to meet the judges who are handling their case, since the latter will not be required to sign or initial judicial resolutions, since their identification will be maintained through codes designated by the Judiciary. Thus, the identity of the judges will be classified as confidential information and will not be freely accessible.2025-01-23T17:27:08-03:00

Peru – PL proposing to amend Article 11, paragraph g of Law No. 27806, the Law on Transparency and Access to Public Information, to grant Public Administration entities the right to access information requested within 10 business days, and to provide that if the public entity does not provide the requested information within XNUMX business days, it may only have an additional period of up to seven business days to provide the information, in justified cases such as lack of logistical capacity. The current law does not set a limit on the maximum additional period, which caused delays in responding to requests for access to public information.

Peru – PL proposing to amend Article 11, paragraph g of Law No. 27806, the Law on Transparency and Access to Public Information, to grant Public Administration entities the right to access information requested within 10 business days, and to provide that if the public entity does not provide the requested information within XNUMX business days, it may only have an additional period of up to seven business days to provide the information, in justified cases such as lack of logistical capacity. The current law does not set a limit on the maximum additional period, which caused delays in responding to requests for access to public information.2025-01-23T17:30:28-03:00

Mexico – PL proposes considering the creation and dissemination of defamation campaigns or the creation of fake social media accounts or profiles as political violence against women, as well as using artificial intelligence for this purpose

Mexico – PL proposes considering the creation and dissemination of defamation campaigns or the creation of fake social media accounts or profiles as political violence against women, as well as using artificial intelligence for this purpose2025-01-23T17:31:16-03:00

Mexico – PL proposes to integrate the section on digital violence, which will allow content to be removed from digital platforms through a process where the person responsible will be notified of the reasons for the removal of the content and will be given the right to a hearing. In cases involving criminal proceedings, a control judge will have to ratify these measures. It also establishes the obligation of intermediaries to respond quickly to complaints and to collaborate effectively with the authorities in the investigation and punishment of these acts.

Mexico – PL proposes to integrate the section on digital violence, which will allow content to be removed from digital platforms through a process where the person responsible will be notified of the reasons for the removal of the content and will be given the right to a hearing. In cases involving criminal proceedings, a control judge will have to ratify these measures. It also establishes the obligation of intermediaries to respond quickly to complaints and to collaborate effectively with the authorities in the investigation and punishment of these acts.2025-01-23T17:31:41-03:00

Mexico – PL proposes including the definition of bullying as any act or omission that repeatedly physically, psycho-emotionally, financially or sexually attacks a girl or adolescent carried out under the care of school institutions

Mexico – PL proposes including the definition of bullying as any act or omission that repeatedly physically, psycho-emotionally, financially or sexually attacks a girl or adolescent carried out under the care of school institutions2025-01-23T17:32:48-03:00

Mexico – PL proposes that the definition of β€œhate speech” be incorporated into legislation, understanding it as any discriminatory expression that publicly and directly incites the commission of genocide or acts against the life and integrity of a person or community.

Mexico – PL proposes that the definition of β€œhate speech” be incorporated into legislation, understanding it as any discriminatory expression that publicly and directly incites the commission of genocide or acts against the life and integrity of a person or community.2025-01-23T17:34:52-03:00

Mexico – PL establishes that workplace violence will be carried out when it is exercised by people who have a work, teaching or similar link with the victim, regardless of the hierarchical relationship, consisting of an act or omission in abuse of power to undermine their labor rights, damaging their self-esteem, health, integrity, freedom and security of the victim, preventing their development and attacking equality.

Mexico – PL establishes that workplace violence will be carried out when it is exercised by people who have a work, teaching or similar link with the victim, regardless of the hierarchical relationship, consisting of an act or omission in abuse of power to undermine their labor rights, damaging their self-esteem, health, integrity, freedom and security of the victim, preventing their development and attacking equality.2025-01-23T17:35:19-03:00

Mexico – PL establishes a general regulation of artificial intelligence. It classifies them into systems of β€œunacceptable risk”, β€œhigh risk” and β€œlow risk”. For those of unacceptable risk, it establishes an absolute prohibition of their commercialization and use, and for those of β€œhigh risk” and β€œlow risk” it establishes obligations and guidelines for providers.

Mexico – PL establishes a general regulation of artificial intelligence. It classifies them into systems of β€œunacceptable risk”, β€œhigh risk” and β€œlow risk”. For those of unacceptable risk, it establishes an absolute prohibition of their commercialization and use, and for those of β€œhigh risk” and β€œlow risk” it establishes obligations and guidelines for providers.2025-01-23T17:35:55-03:00

Mexico – PL proposes establishing as a violation of the privacy of girls, boys or adolescents the disclosure of images, personal data or any sensitive information of girls, boys and adolescents through the use of digital platforms, media, social networks or electronic pages.

Mexico – PL proposes establishing as a violation of the privacy of girls, boys or adolescents the disclosure of images, personal data or any sensitive information of girls, boys and adolescents through the use of digital platforms, media, social networks or electronic pages.2025-01-23T17:37:31-03:00

Brazil – PL Includes a major crime of psychological violence against a woman when committed through the use of artificial intelligence or any other technological resource and increases the penalty combined with the crime of disclosure of statutory rape or vulnerable statutory rape, sex or pornography

Brazil – PL Includes a major crime of psychological violence against a woman when committed through the use of artificial intelligence or any other technological resource and increases the penalty combined with the crime of disclosure of statutory rape or vulnerable statutory rape, sex or pornography2024-11-06T12:42:32-03:00

Brazil – PL Alters Law nΒΊ 8.313 to include restrictions on the approval of cultural projects that attack the honor and image of police forces, promote promiscuity, confront the family, religious values, child sexualization, or promote other socially reproved behaviors.

Brazil – PL Alters Law nΒΊ 8.313 to include restrictions on the approval of cultural projects that attack the honor and image of police forces, promote promiscuity, confront the family, religious values, child sexualization, or promote other socially reproved behaviors.2024-11-06T12:34:55-03:00

Brazil – PL Acrescenta o subsection III ao Β§ 3ΒΊ of art. 122 of the Penal Code, in order to improve the punishment if the agent practices typical conduct through the disclosure or dissemination of information that is false or offensive to the honor of the victim.

Brazil – PL Acrescenta o subsection III ao Β§ 3ΒΊ of art. 122 of the Penal Code, in order to improve the punishment if the agent practices typical conduct through the disclosure or dissemination of information that is false or offensive to the honor of the victim.2024-11-06T12:30:42-03:00

Brazil – PL Includes the qualifier of article 122, of the Brazilian Penal Code, inducing suicide as a result of the dissemination of Fake News through pages on the Internet, as well as its demonetization, through the impediment of signing contracts and partnerships with these sites

Brazil – PL Includes the qualifier of article 122, of the Brazilian Penal Code, inducing suicide as a result of the dissemination of Fake News through pages on the Internet, as well as its demonetization, through the impediment of signing contracts and partnerships with these sites2024-11-06T12:16:13-03:00

Brazil – PL establishes the classification of two crimes of Systematic Intimidation (bullying) and Virtual Systematic Intimidation (cyberbullying) and includes crimes of Induzimento, instigação ou auxΓ­lio a suicΓ­dio ou a self-mutilation and crimes foreseen in the Estatuto da CrianΓ§a e do Adolescente na Lei nΒΊ 8.07

Brazil – PL establishes the classification of two crimes of Systematic Intimidation (bullying) and Virtual Systematic Intimidation (cyberbullying) and includes crimes of Induzimento, instigação ou auxΓ­lio a suicΓ­dio ou a self-mutilation and crimes foreseen in the Estatuto da CrianΓ§a e do Adolescente na Lei nΒΊ 8.072024-11-06T12:16:49-03:00

Brazil – PL Establishes that the deliberate dissemination of false information that causes harm to the mental health or physical integrity of others will be subject to the restrictive and punitive measures provided for in this draft law.

Brazil – PL Establishes that the deliberate dissemination of false information that causes harm to the mental health or physical integrity of others will be subject to the restrictive and punitive measures provided for in this draft law.2024-11-06T12:26:17-03:00

Peru – PL Proposes repealing Legislative Decree No. 1589, which had incorporated protest actions that prevented, hindered or hampered the normal functioning of transportation or public services within the criminal offense of hindering the functioning of public services. Likewise, the improper use of distinctive clothing or symbols of the Armed Forces or the National Police of Peru had been included as an aggravating factor in the crime of riots. This seeks to avoid the risk of criminalization of the right to protest. (No. 06641/2023-CR) – 2023

Peru – PL Proposes repealing Legislative Decree No. 1589, which had incorporated protest actions that prevented, hindered or hampered the normal functioning of transportation or public services within the criminal offense of hindering the functioning of public services. Likewise, the improper use of distinctive clothing or symbols of the Armed Forces or the National Police of Peru had been included as an aggravating factor in the crime of riots. This seeks to avoid the risk of criminalization of the right to protest. (No. 06641/2023-CR) – 20232024-07-07T19:28:39-03:00

Peru – PL Proposes repealing Legislative Decree No. 1589, which had incorporated protest actions that prevented, hindered or hampered the normal functioning of transportation or public services within the criminal offense of hindering the functioning of public services. Likewise, the improper use of distinctive clothing or symbols of the Armed Forces or the National Police of Peru had been included as an aggravating factor in the crime of riots. This seeks to avoid the risk of criminalization of the right to protest. (No. 06609/2023-CR) – 2023

Peru – PL Proposes repealing Legislative Decree No. 1589, which had incorporated protest actions that prevented, hindered or hampered the normal functioning of transportation or public services within the criminal offense of hindering the functioning of public services. Likewise, the improper use of distinctive clothing or symbols of the Armed Forces or the National Police of Peru had been included as an aggravating factor in the crime of riots. This seeks to avoid the risk of criminalization of the right to protest. (No. 06609/2023-CR) – 20232024-07-07T19:26:52-03:00

Peru – PL Proposes to modify law No. 30037, β€œLaw that prevents and punishes violence in sporting events”, pointing out the responsibilities of sports clubs in the event of any act of provocation or incitement to violence by athletes, the technical and/or management body. The obligation of sports clubs to apply sanctions in accordance with their statutes or contractual clauses is established. (No. 06557/2023-CR) – 2023

Peru – PL Proposes to modify law No. 30037, β€œLaw that prevents and punishes violence in sporting events”, pointing out the responsibilities of sports clubs in the event of any act of provocation or incitement to violence by athletes, the technical and/or management body. The obligation of sports clubs to apply sanctions in accordance with their statutes or contractual clauses is established. (No. 06557/2023-CR) – 20232024-07-07T19:22:55-03:00

Peru – PL It is proposed to establish that officials or public servants who disclose information classified as reserved, secret or confidential related to a criminal investigation will be punished with a prison sentence of between three and five years, as well as disqualification. This measure would also apply to those who disclose such information through the media. In addition, modifications are proposed to other articles of the Penal Code and the Criminal Procedure Code, as well as to the Law of Transparency and Access to Public Information. These proposals incorporate prohibitions on access to information classified as confidential, especially related to criminal investigations that may cause harm or represent a procedural risk. (No. 06714/2023-CR) – 2023

Peru – PL It is proposed to establish that officials or public servants who disclose information classified as reserved, secret or confidential related to a criminal investigation will be punished with a prison sentence of between three and five years, as well as disqualification. This measure would also apply to those who disclose such information through the media. In addition, modifications are proposed to other articles of the Penal Code and the Criminal Procedure Code, as well as to the Law of Transparency and Access to Public Information. These proposals incorporate prohibitions on access to information classified as confidential, especially related to criminal investigations that may cause harm or represent a procedural risk. (No. 06714/2023-CR) – 20232024-07-07T19:19:04-03:00

Peru – PL The bill proposes modifications to the Penal Code, Civil Code and Rectification Law in relation to the crimes of slander and defamation. It seeks to extend custodial sentences for defamation from three to five years, when carried out through the press, social networks and websites. Furthermore, damages to honor and reputation are explicitly included as compensable cases. introduces the obligation to compensate for late and negligent damages in cases of defamation. Changes are also proposed in the recitification procedure, providing that the daily media must publish the rectification the day after receiving the request, and that the rectification must be published for 3 consecutive days, if the affected party requests it (No 06718/2023-CR The bill proposes modifications to the Penal Code, Civil Code and Rectification Law in relation to the crimes of slander and defamation. It seeks to extend custodial sentences for defamation from three to five years, when applicable. carried out through the press, social networks and websites. In addition, damages to honor and reputation are explicitly included as compensable cases and introduces the obligation to compensate for negligent and negligent damage in cases of defamation. of recitification, providing that the daily media must publish the rectification the day after receiving the request, and that the rectification must be published for 3 consecutive days, if the affected party requests it) – 2023

Peru – PL The bill proposes modifications to the Penal Code, Civil Code and Rectification Law in relation to the crimes of slander and defamation. It seeks to extend custodial sentences for defamation from three to five years, when carried out through the press, social networks and websites. Furthermore, damages to honor and reputation are explicitly included as compensable cases. introduces the obligation to compensate for late and negligent damages in cases of defamation. Changes are also proposed in the recitification procedure, providing that the daily media must publish the rectification the day after receiving the request, and that the rectification must be published for 3 consecutive days, if the affected party requests it (No 06718/2023-CRThe bill proposes modifications to the Penal Code, Civil Code and Rectification Law in relation to the crimes of slander and defamation. It seeks to extend custodial sentences for defamation from three to five years, when carried out. through the press, social networks and websites. In addition, damages to honor and reputation are explicitly included as compensable cases and the obligation to compensate for undue and negligent damages is also proposed. Changes are also proposed in the defamation procedure. recitification, providing that the daily media must publish the rectification the day after receiving the request, and that the rectification must be published for 3 consecutive days, if the affected party requests it) – 20232024-07-07T19:16:37-03:00

Peru – PL It is proposed to modify the rule to specify that, in exceptional situations where it is materially impossible to comply with the established deadlines due to justified causes, such as logistical or operational limitations, lack of human resources or a significant volume of requested information, the entity may extend the delivery period up to a maximum of seven additional business days, thus marking a change in the current regulation in which there was no maximum period (No. 06631/2023-CR) – 2023

Peru – PL It is proposed to modify the rule to specify that, in exceptional situations where it is materially impossible to comply with the established deadlines due to justified causes, such as logistical or operational limitations, lack of human resources or a significant volume of requested information, the entity may extend the delivery period up to a maximum of seven additional business days, thus marking a change in the current regulation in which there was no maximum period (No. 06631/2023-CR) – 20232024-07-07T19:14:27-03:00

Peru – PL It is proposed to modify article 12 of Law No. 27806, Law of Transparency and Access to Public Information. The proposed amendment involves allowing public information requesters immediate and direct access during public service hours, providing facilities for citizens to digitally record the necessary documents through their mobile devices at no cost. In addition, the use of various technological tools is authorized, such as upload and download links, USB, email or digital messaging, to facilitate the delivery of information, and it is required that the delivery be recorded in a record or document signed by both the citizen as well as the person in charge of providing the information (No. 6002/2023-CR) – 2023

Peru – PL It is proposed to modify article 12 of Law No. 27806, Law of Transparency and Access to Public Information. The proposed amendment involves allowing public information requesters immediate and direct access during public service hours, providing facilities for citizens to digitally record the necessary documents through their mobile devices at no cost. In addition, the use of various technological tools is authorized, such as upload and download links, USB, email or digital messaging, to facilitate the delivery of information, and it is required that the delivery be recorded in a record or document signed by both the citizen as well as the person in charge of providing the information (No. 6002/2023-CR) – 20232024-07-07T19:12:44-03:00

Peru – The bill aims to modify article 13 of Law No. 27806, Law of Transparency and Access to Public Information. The modification establishes that, when a citizen expressly requests, public information must be delivered virtually to the electronic address indicated in their request document. It is mandatory that the public entity comply with the requested form of delivery; Otherwise, the request is considered denied. (No. 06013/2023-CR) – 2023

Peru – The bill aims to modify article 13 of Law No. 27806, Law of Transparency and Access to Public Information. The modification establishes that, when a citizen expressly requests, public information must be delivered virtually to the electronic address indicated in their request document. It is mandatory that the public entity comply with the requested form of delivery; Otherwise, the request is considered denied. (No. 06013/2023-CR) – 20232024-07-07T19:10:35-03:00

Peru – PL Adds an aggravating penalty to the crimes of slander and defamation, provided for in articles 131 and 132 of the Penal Code, respectively. This aggravating circumstance consists of falsely attributing to a person the commission of the crime of terrorism (No. 44131/2022-CR) – 2023

Peru – PL Adds an aggravating penalty to the crimes of slander and defamation, provided for in articles 131 and 132 of the Penal Code, respectively. This aggravating circumstance consists of falsely attributing to a person the commission of the crime of terrorism (No. 44131/2022-CR) – 20232024-07-07T19:08:31-03:00

Peru – PL This project proposes to increase penalties for the crimes of defamation and slander, and adds an aggravating factor when social media, social networks or websites are used improperly (the custodial sentences would increase from three to four years ). Likewise, it establishes a modification to the Civil Code which establishes the obligation to compensate people aggrieved by a crime against honor. (No. 2862/2022-CR) – 2023

Peru – PL This project proposes to increase penalties for the crimes of defamation and slander, and adds an aggravating factor when social media, social networks or websites are used improperly (the custodial sentences would increase from three to four years ). Likewise, it establishes a modification to the Civil Code which establishes the obligation to compensate people aggrieved by a crime against honor. (No. 2862/2022-CR) – 20232024-07-07T19:01:48-03:00

Peru – PL The implementation of content quotas for radio and television companies is proposed, establishing that between 30% and 40% of their daily programming must be dedicated to the dissemination of folklore, national music and programs related to history, Peruvian literature, culture or national reality. In addition, it is specified that half of that minimum percentage must be allocated to the promotion of "emerging music." According to the opinions approved in committees, the Ministry of Transport and Communications will only grant or renew licenses to broadcasting organizations that demonstrate that they have complied with the dissemination of the minimum percentage of programming and the payment of copyrights. (No. 2170/2021-CR) – 2023

Peru – PL The implementation of content quotas for radio and television companies is proposed, establishing that between 30% and 40% of their daily programming must be dedicated to the dissemination of folklore, national music and programs related to history, Peruvian literature, culture or national reality. In addition, it is specified that half of that minimum percentage must be allocated to the promotion of "emerging music." According to the opinions approved in committees, the Ministry of Transport and Communications will only grant or renew licenses to broadcasting organizations that demonstrate that they have complied with the dissemination of the minimum percentage of programming and the payment of copyrights. (No. 2170/2021-CR) – 20232024-07-07T18:59:37-03:00

Paraguay – PL AMENDING ARTICLES 13,78 AND 84 OF LAW NΒΊ 834/96 β€œWHICH ESTABLISHES THE PARAGUAYAN ELECTORAL CODE” REGARDING THAT POLITICAL PARTIES OR MOVEMENTS MAY NOT PROMOTE OR INCITE VIOLENT ACTIVITIES THAT VIOLATE DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES, PRESENTED BY THE REPRESENTATIVES ROCÍO ABED, GUADALUPE AVEIRO, CRISTINA VILLALBA, AND REPRESENTATIVES BASILIO NΓšΓ‘EZ, JUSTO ZACARÍAS (No. D-2372020 WHICH AMENDS ARTICLES 13,78 AND 84 OF LAW NΒΊ 834/96 "WHICH ESTABLISHES THE PARAGUAYAN ELECTORAL CODE" ON WHICH POLITICAL PARTIES OR MOVEMENTS MAY NOT PROMOTE OR INCITE VIOLENT ACTIVITIES THAT VIOLATE DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES, PRESENTED BY DEPUTIES ROCÍO ABED, GUADALUPE AVEIRO, CRISTINA VILLALBA, AND DEPUTIES BASILIO NΓšΓ‘EZ, JUSTO ZACARÍAS) – 2023

Paraguay – PL AMENDING ARTICLES 13,78 AND 84 OF LAW NΒΊ 834/96 β€œWHICH ESTABLISHES THE PARAGUAYAN ELECTORAL CODE” REGARDING THAT POLITICAL PARTIES OR MOVEMENTS MAY NOT PROMOTE OR INCITE VIOLENT ACTIVITIES THAT VIOLATE DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES, PRESENTED BY THE REPRESENTATIVES ROCÍO ABED, GUADALUPE AVEIRO, CRISTINA VILLALBA, AND REPRESENTATIVES BASILIO NΓšΓ‘EZ, JUSTO ZACARÍAS (No. D-2372020 WHICH AMENDS ARTICLES 13,78 AND 84 OF LAW NΒΊ 834/96 "WHICH ESTABLISHES THE PARAGUAYAN ELECTORAL CODE" ON WHICH POLITICAL PARTIES OR MOVEMENTS MAY NOT PROMOTE OR INCITE VIOLENT ACTIVITIES THAT VIOLATE DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES, PRESENTED BY DEPUTIES ROCÍO ABED, GUADALUPE AVEIRO, CRISTINA VILLALBA, AND DEPUTIES BASILIO NΓšΓ‘EZ, JUSTO ZACARÍAS) – 20232024-07-07T18:54:14-03:00

Mexico – PL Proposes that the information disseminated through radio broadcasting channels or any other electronic means to children and adolescents promote programs to prevent violence and cyberbullying (Article 226 of the Federal Telecommunications and Broadcasting Law) – 2023

Mexico – PL Proposes that the information disseminated through radio broadcasting channels or any other electronic means to children and adolescents promote programs to prevent violence and cyberbullying (Article 226 of the Federal Telecommunications and Broadcasting Law) – 20232024-07-07T17:05:35-03:00

Mexico – PL Proposes adding that the crime of violation of sexual intimacy will be aggravated when use has been made of a non-existent identity as a result of new technological advances. On the other hand, it criminalizes the simulation of the identity or image of existing or non-existent people to obtain any benefit (Articles 199 decies and 387 of the Federal Penal Code) – 2023

Mexico – PL Proposes adding that the crime of violation of sexual intimacy will be aggravated when use has been made of a non-existent identity as a result of new technological advances. On the other hand, it criminalizes the simulation of the identity or image of existing or non-existent people to obtain any benefit (Articles 199 decies and 387 of the Federal Penal Code) – 20232024-07-07T16:57:12-03:00

Mexico – PL Proposes that acts that appear as identity theft with the purpose of disseminating audiovisual media, images or audio of explicit and uncensored content of the body, altering the biometric data of a person, be included in the catalog of sexual crimes. , making use of artificial intelligence (Articles 199 octies, 200 and 202 of the Federal Penal Code) – 2023

Mexico – PL Proposes that acts that appear as identity theft with the purpose of disseminating audiovisual media, images or audio of explicit and uncensored content of the body, altering the biometric data of a person, be included in the catalog of sexual crimes. , making use of artificial intelligence (Articles 199 octies, 200 and 202 of the Federal Penal Code) – 20232024-07-07T16:54:12-03:00

Mexico – PL Proposes criminalizing the malicious use of artificial intelligence: deepfakes, alteration of official documents, creating and transmitting sexual content, fraud (Article 211 bis 8 of the Federal Penal Code) – 2023

Mexico – PL Proposes criminalizing the malicious use of artificial intelligence: deepfakes, alteration of official documents, creating and transmitting sexual content, fraud (Article 211 bis 8 of the Federal Penal Code) – 20232024-07-07T16:51:36-03:00

Mexico – PL Proposes criminalizing the creation of 'deep fakes' and 'false' content generated through technological tools whose purpose is to create and expose pornographic images of minors (Articles 209 Bis, 209 Bis 1, 209 Bis 2, 209 Bis 3 , 209 Bis 4 Federal Penal Code) – 2023

Mexico – PL Proposes criminalizing the creation of 'deep fakes' and 'false' content generated through technological tools whose purpose is to create and expose pornographic images of minors (Articles 209 Bis, 209 Bis 1, 209 Bis 2, 209 Bis 3 , 209 Bis 4 Federal Penal Code) – 20232024-07-07T16:45:40-03:00

Mexico – PL Extend the crime of violation of sexual intimacy so that anyone who, through information technologies/digital tools, distributes and shares images with sexual content without the consent of a person (Article 199 Octies of the Federal Penal Code) – 2023

Mexico – PL Extend the crime of violation of sexual intimacy so that anyone who, through information technologies/digital tools, distributes and shares images with sexual content without the consent of a person (Article 199 Octies of the Federal Penal Code) – 20232024-07-07T16:42:57-03:00

Mexico – PL Proposes to classify the crime of cyberbullying and cyberbullying, as well as threatening, insulting or sending hate messages through electronic means (Articles 282 Bis and 282 Ter of the Federal Penal Code) – 2023

Mexico – PL Proposes to classify the crime of cyberbullying and cyberbullying, as well as threatening, insulting or sending hate messages through electronic means (Articles 282 Bis and 282 Ter of the Federal Penal Code) – 20232024-07-07T16:37:11-03:00

Mexico – PL establish that cyberbullying will be understood as the aggressive and intentional act that is carried out repeatedly and constantly through digital electronic means by a group or person against a victim (Article 4 of the General Law of the Rights of Girls, Boys and Adolescents) – 2023

Mexico – PL establish that cyberbullying will be understood as the aggressive and intentional act that is carried out repeatedly and constantly through digital electronic means by a group or person against a victim (Article 4 of the General Law of the Rights of Girls, Boys and Adolescents) – 20232024-07-07T16:23:22-03:00

Mexico – PL Includes within the criminal offense of corruption of minors anyone who summons, promotes, induces or disseminates by any electronic means actions that threaten the health of minors (Article 201 of the Federal Penal Code) – 2023

Mexico – PL Includes within the criminal offense of corruption of minors anyone who summons, promotes, induces or disseminates by any electronic means actions that threaten the health of minors (Article 201 of the Federal Penal Code) – 20232024-07-07T16:20:16-03:00

Mexico – PL Establishes as a form of violence against women when images, audios, videos are obtained through artificial intelligence to create sexual content without their consent (Article 20 quater of the General Law of Access to Women to a Life Free of Violence and 199h of the Federal Penal Code) – 2023

Mexico – PL Establishes as a form of violence against women when images, audios, videos are obtained through artificial intelligence to create sexual content without their consent (Article 20 quater of the General Law of Access to Women to a Life Free of Violence and 199h of the Federal Penal Code) – 20232024-07-07T16:15:57-03:00

Mexico – PL Proposes criminalizing cyberbullying as any type of harassment through digital technologies that aims to persecute, frighten, intimidate or humiliate another person. Also to those who violate the privacy of personal accounts and access to personal information without authorization (Articles 287 Bis, 287 Ter, 287 Quater 2 of the Federal Penal Code) – 2023

Mexico – PL Proposes criminalizing cyberbullying as any type of harassment through digital technologies that aims to persecute, frighten, intimidate or humiliate another person. Also to those who violate the privacy of personal accounts and access to personal information without authorization (Articles 287 Bis, 287 Ter, 287 Quater 2 of the Federal Penal Code) – 20232024-07-07T14:06:01-03:00

Mexico – Proposes adding the act of manipulating images using artificial intelligence to the existing criminal offense of 'violation of privacy'. And it seeks to add to the definition of digital violence the creation and transmission of sexual content without consent through artificial intelligence (Article 199 Nonies of the Federal Penal Code and 20 of the General Law of Women's Access to a Life Free of Violence) – 2023

Mexico – Proposes adding the act of manipulating images using artificial intelligence to the existing criminal offense of 'violation of privacy'. And it seeks to add to the definition of digital violence the creation and transmission of sexual content without consent through artificial intelligence (Article 199 Nonies of the Federal Penal Code and 20 of the General Law of Women's Access to a Life Free of Violence) – 20232024-07-07T13:47:41-03:00

Mexico – PL Criminalize not only sexual harassment but also sexual harassment within the work environment, focused on public servants. Where they will not be able to face any charges if they were previously sanctioned for this crime (Articles 259 bis and 259 ter of the Federal Penal Code; 46 of the Federal Law of Workers in the Service of the State, Regulatory of Section B of article 123 of the Constitution; and article 57 of the Federal Law on Responsibilities of Public Servants) – 2023

Mexico – PL Criminalize not only sexual harassment but also sexual harassment within the work environment, focused on public servants. Where they will not be able to face any charges if they were previously sanctioned for this crime (Articles 259 bis and 259 ter of the Federal Penal Code; 46 of the Federal Law of Workers in the Service of the State, Regulatory of Section B of article 123 of the Constitution; and article 57 of the Federal Law on Responsibilities of Public Servants) – 20232024-07-06T18:33:31-03:00

Mexico – PL Images manipulated by artificial intelligence that show intimate-sexual content are incorporated as digital violence (Article 20 quater, 20 exies of the General Law of Access for Women to a Life Free of Violence and article 199 nonies of the Federal Penal Code ) – 2023

Mexico – PL Images manipulated by artificial intelligence that show intimate-sexual content are incorporated as digital violence (Article 20 quater, 20 exies of the General Law of Access for Women to a Life Free of Violence and article 199 nonies of the Federal Penal Code ) – 20232024-07-06T18:30:12-03:00

Mexico – PL Establishes that internet concessionaires must incorporate intelligent labeling measures for digital content and user controls for children and adolescents (Article 145 of the Federal Telecommunications and Broadcasting Law) – 2023

Mexico – PL Establishes that internet concessionaires must incorporate intelligent labeling measures for digital content and user controls for children and adolescents (Article 145 of the Federal Telecommunications and Broadcasting Law) – 20232024-07-06T18:23:01-03:00

Mexico – PL Incorporate as a form of violence against women the use of generative artificial intelligence that simulates intimate/sexual situations without their consent (Article 5, 20e and 20f of the General Law of Women's Access to a Life Free of Violence ) – 2023

Mexico – PL Incorporate as a form of violence against women the use of generative artificial intelligence that simulates intimate/sexual situations without their consent (Article 5, 20e and 20f of the General Law of Women's Access to a Life Free of Violence ) – 20232024-07-06T18:04:23-03:00

Mexico – PL Proposes that restricted radio, television and audio programs avoid the dissemination of content that advocates drug trafficking or organized crime (Article 226 of the Federal Telecommunications and Radio Broadcasting Law) – 2023

Mexico – PL Proposes that restricted radio, television and audio programs avoid the dissemination of content that advocates drug trafficking or organized crime (Article 226 of the Federal Telecommunications and Radio Broadcasting Law) – 20232024-07-06T14:31:09-03:00

Mexico – PL Proposes issuing the Cybersecurity Law. Article 53 establishes the power of the 'National Cybersecurity Agency' to remove content from the internet. Article 78 criminalizes describing, designing and recording material that initiates, facilitates, induces and forces physical, psychological and material harm (Articles 53 and 78 of the Cybersecurity Law) – 2023

Mexico – PL Proposes issuing the Cybersecurity Law. Article 53 establishes the power of the 'National Cybersecurity Agency' to remove content from the internet. Article 78 criminalizes describing, designing and recording material that initiates, facilitates, induces and forces physical, psychological and material harm (Articles 53 and 78 of the Cybersecurity Law) – 20232024-07-06T14:24:00-03:00

Mexico – PL Establish the definition of digital violence and classify it (Article 20 Quater, 20 Quinquies and 20 Sexies of the General Law of Women's Access to a Life Free of Violence; Article 199 Octies of the Federal Penal Code; and article 57 of the General Law of Administrative Responsibilities) – 2023

Mexico – PL Establish the definition of digital violence and classify it (Article 20 Quater, 20 Quinquies and 20 Sexies of the General Law of Women's Access to a Life Free of Violence; Article 199 Octies of the Federal Penal Code; and article 57 of the General Law of Administrative Responsibilities) – 20232024-07-06T13:11:51-03:00

Guatemala – Initiative that establishes the approval of reforms to the Penal Code, Decree Number 17-73 of the Congress of the Republic. Add art. 190c. Deception for sexual purposes, art. 274 bis. Illicit access to the use of information and communications technologies, art. 274 ter. Illicit access to data with protected information, art. 274c. Illicit interception of computer data, art. 274 quinquies. Attack on data integrity, art. 274 sexies. Computer falsification, art. 274 sep. Computer fraud, art. 274 octies. Appropriation of another's identity, art 274 nonies. Violation of availability, art. 274 decies. Device abuse, art. 274 undecis. General aggravating circumstances, art. 274 twelfths. Dissemination of racist and xenophobic material through computer systems, art. 274 terdecies. Threats with racist and xenophobic motivation through the use of information technologies, art. 274 quaterdecies. Insults with racist and xenophobic motivation through the use of information technologies, art. 274 quindecies. Crimes against the fundamental interests and security of the Nation, art. 274 sexdecies. Acts of computer terrorism, art. 274 Septendecies. Dissemination and alteration of personal images, art. 274 octodecies. Harassment through the use of information technologies or technological means and art. 275 bis. Crimes and misdemeanors in the violation of intellectual property through the use of information technologies or technological means (No. 6236) – 2023

Guatemala – Initiative that establishes the approval of reforms to the Penal Code, Decree Number 17-73 of the Congress of the Republic. Add art. 190c. Deception for sexual purposes, art. 274 bis. Illicit access to the use of information and communications technologies, art. 274 ter. Illicit access to data with protected information, art. 274c. Illicit interception of computer data, art. 274 quinquies. Attack on data integrity, art. 274 sexies. Computer falsification, art. 274 sep. Computer fraud, art. 274 octies. Appropriation of another's identity, art 274 nonies. Violation of availability, art. 274 decies. Device abuse, art. 274 undecis. General aggravating circumstances, art. 274 twelfths. Dissemination of racist and xenophobic material through computer systems, art. 274 terdecies. Threats with racist and xenophobic motivation through the use of information technologies, art. 274 quaterdecies. Insults with racist and xenophobic motivation through the use of information technologies, art. 274 quindecies. Crimes against the fundamental interests and security of the Nation, art. 274 sexdecies. Acts of computer terrorism, art. 274 Septendecies. Dissemination and alteration of personal images, art. 274 octodecies. Harassment through the use of information technologies or technological means and art. 275 bis. Crimes and misdemeanors in the violation of intellectual property through the use of information technologies or technological means (No. 6236) – 20232024-07-06T12:52:11-03:00

Colombia – PL ESTABLISHES RULES, PROCEDURES AND MECHANISMS TO GUARANTEE THE PROTECTION OF THE FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS TO LIFE, INTEGRITY, PERSONAL SECURITY AND THE FREE DEVELOPMENT OF THE PERSONALITY, AS WELL AS THE LABOR, ECONOMIC, POLITICAL AND OTHER RELATED RIGHTS OF THE REPORTERS/WHISTLEBLOWERS OF FACTS OR ACTS THAT ALLEGEDLY CONSTITUTE OR MAY CONSTITUTE CORRUPTION. IN ADDITION, IT PROMOTES THE REPORTING OF ALLEGED FACTS OR ACTS OF CORRUPTION AND CITIZEN OVERSIGHT OF THE GOOD USE OF PUBLIC RESOURCES. (No. 291/23 CHAMBER) – 2023

Colombia – PL ESTABLISHES RULES, PROCEDURES AND MECHANISMS TO GUARANTEE THE PROTECTION OF THE FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS TO LIFE, INTEGRITY, PERSONAL SECURITY AND THE FREE DEVELOPMENT OF THE PERSONALITY, AS WELL AS THE LABOR, ECONOMIC, POLITICAL AND OTHER RELATED RIGHTS OF THE REPORTERS/WHISTLEBLOWERS OF FACTS OR ACTS THAT ALLEGEDLY CONSTITUTE OR MAY CONSTITUTE CORRUPTION. IN ADDITION, IT PROMOTES THE REPORTING OF ALLEGED FACTS OR ACTS OF CORRUPTION AND CITIZEN OVERSIGHT OF THE GOOD USE OF PUBLIC RESOURCES. (No. 291/23 CHAMBER) – 20232024-07-02T23:51:17-03:00

Colombia – PL GUARANTEES THAT RELIGIOUS SPACES INTENDED FOR PRAYER AND REFLECTION LOCATED IN PUBLIC OR PRIVATE ENTITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS FOR PUBLIC USE ARE ESTABLISHED AS NEUTRAL OR MULTI-FAITH PLACES, SO THAT THEY CAN BE USED BY PEOPLE OF DIFFERENT BELIEFS OR RELIGIONS. (No. 279/23 CHAMBER) – 2023

Colombia – PL GUARANTEES THAT RELIGIOUS SPACES INTENDED FOR PRAYER AND REFLECTION LOCATED IN PUBLIC OR PRIVATE ENTITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS FOR PUBLIC USE ARE ESTABLISHED AS NEUTRAL OR MULTI-FAITH PLACES, SO THAT THEY CAN BE USED BY PEOPLE OF DIFFERENT BELIEFS OR RELIGIONS. (No. 279/23 CHAMBER) – 20232024-07-02T23:49:15-03:00

Colombia – PL SEEKS TO REGULATE, GUARANTEE AND PROTECT THE RIGHT TO DEMONSTRATION, MOBILIZATION AND SOCIAL AND PEACEFUL ASSEMBLY; DETERMINE ITS SCOPE AND DEFINE THE RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE INTERVENING PARTIES AND THE AUTHORITIES. (270/23 CAMERA) – 2023

Colombia – PL SEEKS TO REGULATE, GUARANTEE AND PROTECT THE RIGHT TO DEMONSTRATION, MOBILIZATION AND SOCIAL AND PEACEFUL ASSEMBLY; DETERMINE ITS SCOPE AND DEFINE THE RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE INTERVENING PARTIES AND THE AUTHORITIES. (270/23 CAMERA) – 20232024-07-02T23:46:47-03:00

Colombia – PL ESTABLISHES A SET OF PRINCIPLES, MECHANISMS AND RULES TO ENSURE THE GUARANTEE AND EFFECTIVE EXERCISE OF THE FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT TO SOCIAL PROTEST AND PUBLIC PROTEST, AS WELL AS RECOGNIZE THE WORK OF SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS AND MOVEMENTS IN THE COUNTRY. (270/23 CAMERA) – 2023

Colombia – PL ESTABLISHES A SET OF PRINCIPLES, MECHANISMS AND RULES TO ENSURE THE GUARANTEE AND EFFECTIVE EXERCISE OF THE FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT TO SOCIAL PROTEST AND PUBLIC PROTEST, AS WELL AS RECOGNIZE THE WORK OF SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS AND MOVEMENTS IN THE COUNTRY. (270/23 CAMERA) – 20232024-07-02T23:42:44-03:00

Colombia – PL ESTABLISHES PROVISIONS TO REINFORCE THE PROTECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND STRENGTHEN THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK OF INTELLIGENCE AND COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES. AMONG OTHER THINGS, IT REDUCES THE TIME OF RESERVED INFORMATION FROM 30 TO 15 YEARS. IN ADDITION, IT ESTABLISHES THAT THE INTELLIGENCE ORGANIZATION THAT DECIDES TO RELY ON THE RESERVATION TO NOT PROVIDE INFORMATION THAT HAS THIS NATURE, MUST DO SO IN WRITING IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE LEGAL PROVISIONS THAT REGULATE THE BURDEN OF PROOF IN THE CASE OF RESERVATION INFORMATION THAT CONTRIBUTES TO THE STATUTORY LAW 1712 OF 2014, EXPLAINING THE REASONABILITY AND PROPORTIONALITY OF THE DECISION. (No. 243/23 CHAMBER) – 2023

Colombia – PL ESTABLISHES PROVISIONS TO REINFORCE THE PROTECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND STRENGTHEN THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK OF INTELLIGENCE AND COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES. AMONG OTHER THINGS, IT REDUCES THE TIME OF RESERVED INFORMATION FROM 30 TO 15 YEARS. IN ADDITION, IT ESTABLISHES THAT THE INTELLIGENCE ORGANIZATION THAT DECIDES TO RELY ON THE RESERVATION TO NOT PROVIDE INFORMATION THAT HAS THIS NATURE, MUST DO SO IN WRITING IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE LEGAL PROVISIONS THAT REGULATE THE BURDEN OF PROOF IN THE CASE OF RESERVATION INFORMATION THAT CONTRIBUTES TO THE STATUTORY LAW 1712 OF 2014, EXPLAINING THE REASONABILITY AND PROPORTIONALITY OF THE DECISION. (No. 243/23 CHAMBER) – 20232024-07-02T22:59:26-03:00

Colombia – PL CREATES THE β€œVIRTUAL CONGRESS”, AN EXCLUSIVE DIGITAL PLATFORM FOR THE INTERACTION BETWEEN CITIZENS AND CONGRESSMEN THAT ALLOWS THE PARTICIPATION OF CITIZENS IN BILLS THAT ARE UNDER LEGISLATIVE PROCESS. (No. 230/23 CHAMBER) – 2023

Colombia – PL CREATES THE β€œVIRTUAL CONGRESS”, AN EXCLUSIVE DIGITAL PLATFORM FOR THE INTERACTION BETWEEN CITIZENS AND CONGRESSMEN THAT ALLOWS THE PARTICIPATION OF CITIZENS IN BILLS THAT ARE UNDER LEGISLATIVE PROCESS. (No. 230/23 CHAMBER) – 20232024-07-02T22:57:17-03:00

Colombia – PL PROMOTES THE USE OF CLEAR LANGUAGE IN DOCUMENTS, PROCESSES, COMMUNICATIONS, PROCEDURES, SERVICES AND OTHER ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES THAT ARE GENERATED TOWARDS CITIZENS BY PUBLIC ENTITIES. (No. 193/23 CHAMBER) – 2023

Colombia – PL PROMOTES THE USE OF CLEAR LANGUAGE IN DOCUMENTS, PROCESSES, COMMUNICATIONS, PROCEDURES, SERVICES AND OTHER ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES THAT ARE GENERATED TOWARDS CITIZENS BY PUBLIC ENTITIES. (No. 193/23 CHAMBER) – 20232024-07-02T22:44:12-03:00

Colombia – PL ESTABLISHES THE β€œEASY READING JUDGMENT FORMAT”, A FORMAT THAT MUST BE PREPARED BY OFFICIALS WHO PROVIDE JUDICIAL JUDGMENTS IN WHICH THEIR DECISION IS COMMUNICATED TO CITIZENS WITH A NON-TECHNICAL, DIRECT, CLOSE, SIMPLE AND CLEAR LANGUAGE . (No. 135/23 CHAMBER) – 2023

Colombia – PL ESTABLISHES THE β€œEASY READING JUDGMENT FORMAT”, A FORMAT THAT MUST BE PREPARED BY OFFICIALS WHO PROVIDE JUDICIAL JUDGMENTS IN WHICH THEIR DECISION IS COMMUNICATED TO CITIZENS WITH A NON-TECHNICAL, DIRECT, CLOSE, SIMPLE AND CLEAR LANGUAGE . (No. 135/23 CHAMBER) – 20232024-07-02T22:36:52-03:00

Colombia – PL AMENDS LAW 113 OF 1994 ON RELIGIOUS AND WORSHIP FREEDOM IN ORDER TO GUARANTEE, RECOGNIZE AND STIMULATE THE SOCIAL, CULTURAL AND ECONOMIC CONTRIBUTION OF THE LEADERS OF RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS. (No. 127/23 CHAMBER) – 2023

Colombia – PL AMENDS LAW 113 OF 1994 ON RELIGIOUS AND WORSHIP FREEDOM IN ORDER TO GUARANTEE, RECOGNIZE AND STIMULATE THE SOCIAL, CULTURAL AND ECONOMIC CONTRIBUTION OF THE LEADERS OF RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS. (No. 127/23 CHAMBER) – 20232024-07-02T22:33:24-03:00

Colombia – PL AMENDS LAW 113 OF 1994 ON RELIGIOUS AND WORSHIP FREEDOM IN ORDER TO GUARANTEE, RECOGNIZE AND STIMULATE THE SOCIAL, CULTURAL AND ECONOMIC CONTRIBUTION OF THE LEADERS OF RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS. (No. 368/23 CHAMBER) – 2023

Colombia – PL AMENDS LAW 113 OF 1994 ON RELIGIOUS AND WORSHIP FREEDOM IN ORDER TO GUARANTEE, RECOGNIZE AND STIMULATE THE SOCIAL, CULTURAL AND ECONOMIC CONTRIBUTION OF THE LEADERS OF RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS. (No. 368/23 CHAMBER) – 20232024-07-02T21:20:17-03:00

Colombia – PL CREATES THE OBLIGATION FOR PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES TO ATTEND AT LEAST TWO DEBATES DURING THE PERIOD OF THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN. THE DEBATES WOULD BE HELD AND BROADCAST IN THE PUBLIC MEDIA SYSTEM OF COLOMBIA AND THE TRANSMITTED RADIO AND TELEVISION SIGNALS WOULD BE MADE AVAILABLE TO ALL PUBLIC AND PRIVATE MEDIA IN THE COUNTRY WHICH WISH TO TRANSMIT THE DEBATES SIMULTANEOUSLY. (No. 355/23 CHAMBER) – 2023

Colombia – PL CREATES THE OBLIGATION FOR PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES TO ATTEND AT LEAST TWO DEBATES DURING THE PERIOD OF THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN. THE DEBATES WOULD BE HELD AND BROADCAST IN THE PUBLIC MEDIA SYSTEM OF COLOMBIA AND THE TRANSMITTED RADIO AND TELEVISION SIGNALS WOULD BE MADE AVAILABLE TO ALL PUBLIC AND PRIVATE MEDIA IN THE COUNTRY WHICH WISH TO TRANSMIT THE DEBATES SIMULTANEOUSLY. (No. 355/23 CHAMBER) – 20232024-07-02T21:11:14-03:00

Brazil – PL Alters Law No. 8.069, of July 13, 1990 – Estatuto da CrianΓ§a e do Adolescente, to criminalize the creation of erotic and pornographic content, from the faces of children and adolescents, by means of artificial intelligence systems and alters Decree-Lei no 2.848, of December 7, 1940 – Penal Code, to criminalize the creation of erotic and pornographic content by means of artificial intelligence systems, from the rest of the victim, and without his consent. (PL 6211/2023) – 2023

Brazil – PL Alters Law No. 8.069, of July 13, 1990 – Estatuto da CrianΓ§a e do Adolescente, to criminalize the creation of erotic and pornographic content, from the faces of children and adolescents, by means of artificial intelligence systems and alters Decree-Lei no 2.848, of December 7, 1940 – Penal Code, to criminalize the creation of erotic and pornographic content by means of artificial intelligence systems, from the rest of the victim, and without his consent. (PL 6211/2023) – 20232024-07-02T01:08:41-03:00

Brazil – PL Increases the articles 3ΒΊ.A and 3ΒΊ B in Law 13.260 of March 16, 2016 that regulates the provision in inciso XLIII of article 5ΒΊ. of the Federal Constitution, disciplining terrorism, to define the groups Hamas and Hezbollah as terrorist organizations. (PL 4948/2023) – 2023

Brazil – PL Increases the articles 3ΒΊ.A and 3ΒΊ B in Law 13.260 of March 16, 2016 that regulates the provision in inciso XLIII of article 5ΒΊ. of the Federal Constitution, disciplining terrorism, to define the groups Hamas and Hezbollah as terrorist organizations. (PL 4948/2023) – 20232024-07-02T01:04:31-03:00

Brazil – PL Alters Law No. 8.069, of July 13, 1990, which instituted the Statute of Childhood and Adolescents (ECA), to prohibit the display of erotic, pornographic and obscene images or school materials to be used in educational schools basic. (PL 4235/2023) – 2023

Brazil – PL Alters Law No. 8.069, of July 13, 1990, which instituted the Statute of Childhood and Adolescents (ECA), to prohibit the display of erotic, pornographic and obscene images or school materials to be used in educational schools basic. (PL 4235/2023) – 20232024-07-02T01:02:33-03:00

Brazil – PL Altera o Decree-Lei nΒΊ 2.848, of December 7, 1940 (Penal Code), to typify the crimes of massacre, of incitação ao massacre e de apologia de massacre ou de su author, ea Lei nΒΊ 8.072, de 25 of July 1990 (Lei dos Crimes Hediondos), to include the crime of massacre in the role of two crimes hediondos. (PL 1880/2023) – 2023

Brazil – PL Altera o Decree-Lei nΒΊ 2.848, of December 7, 1940 (Penal Code), to typify the crimes of massacre, of incitação ao massacre e de apologia de massacre ou de su author, ea Lei nΒΊ 8.072, de 25 of July 1990 (Lei dos Crimes Hediondos), to include the crime of massacre in the role of two crimes hediondos. (PL 1880/2023) – 20232024-07-02T00:59:42-03:00

Brazil – PL This law alters Law nΒΊ 10.406, of January 10, 2002 – Civil Code, and Law nΒΊ 9.610, of February 19, 1998, provides for the use of the image of a person, alive or dead, and two lives Authors, related to the use of artificial intelligence. (PL 4025/2023) – 2023

Brazil – PL This law alters Law nΒΊ 10.406, of January 10, 2002 – Civil Code, and Law nΒΊ 9.610, of February 19, 1998, provides for the use of the image of a person, alive or dead, and two lives Authors, related to the use of artificial intelligence. (PL 4025/2023) – 20232024-07-02T00:55:51-03:00

Brazil – PL Alters Law No. 12.965, of April 23, 2014, for the collection or use, creation, distribution and marketing of applications and programs intended for the creation of false pornographic or obscene images or videos. (PL 3902/2023) – 2023

Brazil – PL Alters Law No. 12.965, of April 23, 2014, for the collection or use, creation, distribution and marketing of applications and programs intended for the creation of false pornographic or obscene images or videos. (PL 3902/2023) – 20232024-07-02T00:52:46-03:00

Brazil – PL Altera or Decree-Lei 2.848, of December 7, 1940? Penal Code, to classify as a crime or act of alienating public authorities, in the exercise of their functions, in public or private locations, in Brazil or abroad, through violence, acts of aggression or dishonorable offenses. (PL 3734/2023) – 2023

Brazil – PL Altera or Decree-Lei 2.848, of December 7, 1940? Penal Code, to classify as a crime or act of alienating public authorities, in the exercise of their functions, in public or private locations, in Brazil or abroad, through violence, acts of aggression or dishonorable offenses. (PL 3734/2023) – 20232024-07-02T00:50:39-03:00

Brazil – PL This law, the Brazilian System for the Defense of Freedom of Expression and Integrated Combat in the Practice of Illegal Atos on the Internet – SBDL, institutes national policy and establishes norms that establish rights and duties for providers and users of transmission internet applications and user arming. (PL 2582/2023) – 2023

Brazil – PL This law, the Brazilian System for the Defense of Freedom of Expression and Integrated Combat in the Practice of Illegal Atos on the Internet – SBDL, institutes national policy and establishes norms that establish rights and duties for providers and users of transmission internet applications and user arming. (PL 2582/2023) – 20232024-07-02T00:46:21-03:00

Brazil – PL Alters Law 12.965, of April 23, 2014, which establishes principles, guarantees, rights and duties for the use of the Internet in Brazil, to provide that social network providers adopt measures to identify and signal content made with the use of artificial intelligence. (PL 5938/2023) – 2023

Brazil – PL Alters Law 12.965, of April 23, 2014, which establishes principles, guarantees, rights and duties for the use of the Internet in Brazil, to provide that social network providers adopt measures to identify and signal content made with the use of artificial intelligence. (PL 5938/2023) – 20232024-07-02T00:43:41-03:00

Brazil – PL Altera o Decree-Lei nΒΊ 2.848, of December 7, 1940 (Penal Code), to create causes for increasing the penalty for crimes described in arts. 286 (Incitação ao crime) and 287 (apologia de crime ou criminoso), and gives other provisions. (PL 5866/2023) – 2023

Brazil – PL Altera o Decree-Lei nΒΊ 2.848, of December 7, 1940 (Penal Code), to create causes for increasing the penalty for crimes described in arts. 286 (Incitação ao crime) and 287 (apologia de crime ou criminoso), and gives other provisions. (PL 5866/2023) – 20232024-07-02T00:39:39-03:00

Brazil – PL Altera o Marco Civil da Internet, para dispor sobre la banição da divulgação de conteΓΊdos que fazem apologia ao use de drugs ilicitas em social networks e dΓ‘ other providΓͺncias (PL 5142/2023) – 2023

Brazil – PL Altera o Marco Civil da Internet, para dispor sobre la banição da divulgação de conteΓΊdos que fazem apologia ao use de drugs ilicitas em social networks e dΓ‘ other providΓͺncias (PL 5142/2023) – 20232024-07-02T00:35:41-03:00

Brazil – PL Defines the activity of influence in electronic media, alters Law 8.069, of July 13, 1990 to impose the need for judicial authorization for the participation of children in audiovisual recordings for consideration, establishes rules relating to advertising and use of images and obligations for digital agents and suppliers. (PL 3444/2023) – 2023

Brazil – PL Defines the activity of influence in electronic media, alters Law 8.069, of July 13, 1990 to impose the need for judicial authorization for the participation of children in audiovisual recordings for consideration, establishes rules relating to advertising and use of images and obligations for digital agents and suppliers. (PL 3444/2023) – 20232024-07-02T00:25:24-03:00

Brazil – PL Alters Law No. 9.610, of February 19, 1998, to oblige radio, television and other communication vehicles to inform listeners, viewers and readers of the names of two composers of musical works performed in their programs. (PL 2761/2023) – 2023

Brazil – PL Alters Law No. 9.610, of February 19, 1998, to oblige radio, television and other communication vehicles to inform listeners, viewers and readers of the names of two composers of musical works performed in their programs. (PL 2761/2023) – 20232024-07-02T00:09:15-03:00

Brazil – PL Amends Law nΒΊ 12.965, of April 23, 2014, to establish that the records of accounts of users under twelve years of age in social networks can only be carried out with express authorization from a two country or responsible party. (PL 2747/2023) – 2023

Brazil – PL Amends Law nΒΊ 12.965, of April 23, 2014, to establish that the records of accounts of users under twelve years of age in social networks can only be carried out with express authorization from a two country or responsible party. (PL 2747/2023) – 20232024-07-02T00:04:39-03:00

Brazil – PL Alters Law No. 7.716, of January 5, 1989, to provide as a qualifying circumstance of the crime of racial insult the practice of criminal offenses in the context of sports, religious, artistic or cultural activities intended for the public. (PL 2739/2023) – 2023

Brazil – PL Alters Law No. 7.716, of January 5, 1989, to provide as a qualifying circumstance of the crime of racial insult the practice of criminal offenses in the context of sports, religious, artistic or cultural activities intended for the public. (PL 2739/2023) – 20232024-07-01T23:08:45-03:00

Brazil – PL Criminalizes the production, offer, marketing, disclosure, transmission or possession of images that represent children or adolescents in explicit, implicit or pornographic sexual events, using artificial intelligence resources or similar ones. Add to article 241-F, in Law 8.069 of July 13, 1.990, (Estatuto da CrianΓ§a e do Adolescente) and give other provisions. (PL 2394/2023) – 2023

Brazil – PL Criminalizes the production, offer, marketing, disclosure, transmission or possession of images that represent children or adolescents in explicit, implicit or pornographic sexual events, using artificial intelligence resources or similar ones. Add to article 241-F, in Law 8.069 of July 13, 1.990, (Estatuto da CrianΓ§a e do Adolescente) and give other provisions. (PL 2394/2023) – 20232024-07-01T22:58:31-03:00

Brazil – PL Acrescenta paragraph ao art. 483 of the Consolidation of Labor Laws (CLT), to expressly state that the practice of discrimination or racial insult against the employee or people of his family falls under the hypothesis of just cause for the termination of the employment contract. (PL 2200/2023) – 2023

Brazil – PL Acrescenta paragraph ao art. 483 of the Consolidation of Labor Laws (CLT), to expressly state that the practice of discrimination or racial insult against the employee or people of his family falls under the hypothesis of just cause for the termination of the employment contract. (PL 2200/2023) – 20232024-07-01T08:33:46-03:00

Brazil – PL Alters Law No. 7.716, of January 5, 1989, defining as a crime the creation of the Nazi party, the denial and apology of the Holocaust, as well as hateful words and preconceived acts against Israel and its people, the Jews. (PL 2019/2023) – 2023

Brazil – PL Alters Law No. 7.716, of January 5, 1989, defining as a crime the creation of the Nazi party, the denial and apology of the Holocaust, as well as hateful words and preconceived acts against Israel and its people, the Jews. (PL 2019/2023) – 20232024-07-01T08:18:45-03:00

Brazil – PL Altera a Lei nΒΊ 12.965, of April 23, 2014, to disporate the guarantee of subsequent responsibility of internet users, respected freedom of thought and expression, in accordance with article 13, of the American Convention on Rights Humans, Decree No. 678, of November 06, 1992. (PL 1912/2023) – 2023

Brazil – PL Altera a Lei nΒΊ 12.965, of April 23, 2014, to disporate the guarantee of subsequent responsibility of internet users, respected freedom of thought and expression, in accordance with article 13, of the American Convention on Rights Humans, Decree No. 678, of November 06, 1992. (PL 1912/2023) – 20232024-07-01T08:10:54-03:00

Brazil – PL Altera to Lei nΒΊ 8.080, of September 19, 1990, to Lei nΒΊ. 12.965, of April 23, 2014, to disport the fight against the dissemination of lies (fake news) that threatens the health of the population. (PL 1809/2023) – 2023

Brazil – PL Altera to Lei nΒΊ 8.080, of September 19, 1990, to Lei nΒΊ. 12.965, of April 23, 2014, to disport the fight against the dissemination of lies (fake news) that threatens the health of the population. (PL 1809/2023) – 20232024-07-01T07:55:30-03:00

Brazil – PL This Law makes it mandatory for companies that operate artificial intelligence systems to make available, tools that guarantee the authors of content on the Internet the possibility of restricting the use of their materials by artificial intelligence algorithms, as the objective of preserve your authorial rights. (PL 1473/2023) – 2023

Brazil – PL This Law makes it mandatory for companies that operate artificial intelligence systems to make available, tools that guarantee the authors of content on the Internet the possibility of restricting the use of their materials by artificial intelligence algorithms, as the objective of preserve your authorial rights. (PL 1473/2023) – 20232024-07-01T07:48:02-03:00

Brazil – PL Altera a Lei nΒΊ 9.605/1998, no seu art. 65, to criminalize the practice of pichação that means apologias for crime or exaltem criminous organizations in public or private schools, prisons, buildings or urban monuments, property or public goods. (PL 1432/2023) – 2023

Brazil – PL Altera a Lei nΒΊ 9.605/1998, no seu art. 65, to criminalize the practice of pichação that means apologias for crime or exaltem criminous organizations in public or private schools, prisons, buildings or urban monuments, property or public goods. (PL 1432/2023) – 20232024-07-01T07:45:43-03:00

Brazil – PL Alters Law No. 12.527, of November 18, 2011, which regulates access to information provided for in subsection XXXIII of art. 5th, in section II of Β§ 3rd of art. 37 e no Β§ 2nd of art. 216 of the Federal Constitution; alters Lei nΒΊ 8.112, of December 11, 1990; repeals Lei nΒΊ 11.111, of May 5, 2005, and devices of Lei nΒΊ 8.159, of January 8, 1991; and gives other provisions. (PL 1333/2023) – 2023

Brazil – PL Alters Law No. 12.527, of November 18, 2011, which regulates access to information provided for in subsection XXXIII of art. 5th, in section II of Β§ 3rd of art. 37 e no Β§ 2nd of art. 216 of the Federal Constitution; alters Lei nΒΊ 8.112, of December 11, 1990; repeals Lei nΒΊ 11.111, of May 5, 2005, and devices of Lei nΒΊ 8.159, of January 8, 1991; and gives other provisions. (PL 1333/2023) – 20232024-07-01T07:43:31-03:00

Brazil – PL Includes device in Law No. 12.965, of April 23, 2014, to provide information on principles, guarantees, rights and duties for the use of the Internet in Brazil, to determine that digital platforms implement internal systems for monitoring the dissemination of speeches of hate directed at women, black men and women, and LGBTQIA+. (PL 1087/2023) – 2023

Brazil – PL Includes device in Law No. 12.965, of April 23, 2014, to provide information on principles, guarantees, rights and duties for the use of the Internet in Brazil, to determine that digital platforms implement internal systems for monitoring the dissemination of speeches of hate directed at women, black men and women, and LGBTQIA+. (PL 1087/2023) – 20232024-07-01T07:37:18-03:00

Brazil – PL Prohibits the performance of music with lyrics that advocate crime, drug use and/or that express sexual content, in Public and Private School Institutions in the educational network of all national territory. (PL 719/2023) – 2023

Brazil – PL Prohibits the performance of music with lyrics that advocate crime, drug use and/or that express sexual content, in Public and Private School Institutions in the educational network of all national territory. (PL 719/2023) – 20232024-06-24T22:36:05-03:00

Brazil – PL Alters Law nΒΊ 12.527, of November 18, 2011 – Law of Access to Information – to provide active transparency of information related to the official international travel of the President and Vice-President of the Republic. (PL 3457/2023) – 2023

Brazil – PL Alters Law nΒΊ 12.527, of November 18, 2011 – Law of Access to Information – to provide active transparency of information related to the official international travel of the President and Vice-President of the Republic. (PL 3457/2023) – 20232024-06-24T22:29:34-03:00

Brazil – PL Sustains the effects of item 11 of the annex of the Joint Portaria – FUNAI/SESAI NΒΊ 01, of January 30, 2023, for violating the individual and collective rights consecrated in art. 5th of the Federal Constitution. (PDL 21/2023) – 2023

Brazil – PL Sustains the effects of item 11 of the annex of the Joint Portaria – FUNAI/SESAI NΒΊ 01, of January 30, 2023, for violating the individual and collective rights consecrated in art. 5th of the Federal Constitution. (PDL 21/2023) – 20232024-06-24T22:25:57-03:00

Brazil – PL Alteras and repeals devices of Law No. 7.716, of January 5, 1989, and alters Decree-Lei No. 2.848, of December 7, 1940 (Penal Code), to revoke the crime of insult practiced on the basis of race , race, ethnicity or national origin and to defend and expand the right of freedom of expression in the area of ​​exercise of the economic, sports, artistic, literary and cultural activities of the country. (PL 2787/2023) – 2023

Brazil – PL Alteras and repeals devices of Law No. 7.716, of January 5, 1989, and alters Decree-Lei No. 2.848, of December 7, 1940 (Penal Code), to revoke the crime of insult practiced on the basis of race , race, ethnicity or national origin and to defend and expand the right of freedom of expression in the area of ​​exercise of the economic, sports, artistic, literary and cultural activities of the country. (PL 2787/2023) – 20232024-06-24T22:18:55-03:00

Brazil – PL Provides for the creation of the crime of censorship and confiscation of platforms in law 13.869 of September 5, 2019, which provides for the crimes of abuse of authority, and adds the crime of censorship in law 1.079 of April 10, 1950 , which provides for liability crimes, and provides other provisions. (PL 2501/2023) – 2023

Brazil – PL Provides for the creation of the crime of censorship and confiscation of platforms in law 13.869 of September 5, 2019, which provides for the crimes of abuse of authority, and adds the crime of censorship in law 1.079 of April 10, 1950 , which provides for liability crimes, and provides other provisions. (PL 2501/2023) – 20232024-06-24T22:14:30-03:00

Brazil – PL Alters Law nΒΊ 12.527, of November 18, 2011, to expand the obligations of active transparency, leading to the adoption of remade directorates for the registration of the availability of public data. (PL 2413/2023) – 2023

Brazil – PL Alters Law nΒΊ 12.527, of November 18, 2011, to expand the obligations of active transparency, leading to the adoption of remade directorates for the registration of the availability of public data. (PL 2413/2023) – 20232024-06-24T22:09:18-03:00

Brazil – PL Altera a Lei nΒΊ 12.527, of November 18, 2011 – Lei de Acesso Γ  Informação -, to disport the mitigation of the secrecy of data produced by organizations and entities of Public Power. (PL 1032/2023) – 2023

Brazil – PL Altera a Lei nΒΊ 12.527, of November 18, 2011 – Lei de Acesso Γ  Informação -, to disport the mitigation of the secrecy of data produced by organizations and entities of Public Power. (PL 1032/2023) – 20232024-06-24T21:52:17-03:00

Argentina – DRAFT LAW THAT AMENDS ITS SIMILAR 11.723 -INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY-, REGARDING ADAPTATION TO INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS THAT CONTEMPLATE THE NEW SITUATIONS GENERATED BY INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES (No. 1786/23) – 2023

Argentina – DRAFT LAW THAT AMENDS ITS SIMILAR 11.723 -INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY-, REGARDING ADAPTATION TO INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS THAT CONTEMPLATE THE NEW SITUATIONS GENERATED BY INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES (No. 1786/23) – 20232024-06-23T22:28:45-03:00

Argentina – PL AMENDS ITS SIMILAR 27.275 – ACCESS TO PUBLIC INFORMATION -, REGARDING ADAPTATION TO THE GUIDELINES ESTABLISHED IN INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS AND JURISPRUDENTIAL PRECEDENTS. (REF. S. 112/21) (PL No. 574/23) – 2023

Argentina – PL AMENDS ITS SIMILAR 27.275 – ACCESS TO PUBLIC INFORMATION -, REGARDING ADAPTATION TO THE GUIDELINES ESTABLISHED IN INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS AND JURISPRUDENTIAL PRECEDENTS. (REF. S. 112/21) (PL No. 574/23) – 20232024-06-23T22:04:44-03:00

Argentina – PL DRAFT LAW THAT GUARANTEES THAT THE EXERCISE OF THE RIGHT OF DELETION CONTEMPLATED IN ART. 16 OF LAW 25.326 – PROTECTION OF PERSONAL DATA -, REGARDING CERTAIN CONTENT INDEXED BY INTERNET SEARCH PROVIDERS, AS A RESULT OF A SEARCH CARRIED OUT ON YOUR NAME (No. 546/23) – 2023

Argentina – PL DRAFT LAW THAT GUARANTEES THAT THE EXERCISE OF THE RIGHT OF DELETION CONTEMPLATED IN ART. 16 OF LAW 25.326 – PROTECTION OF PERSONAL DATA -, REGARDING CERTAIN CONTENT INDEXED BY INTERNET SEARCH PROVIDERS, AS A RESULT OF A SEARCH CARRIED OUT ON YOUR NAME (No. 546/23) – 20232024-06-23T21:51:52-03:00

Argentina – PL CREATE THE FEDERAL PLAN FOR DIGITAL CONVERGENCE 4.0 β€œLAW FOR STRENGTHENING TECHNOLOGICAL CAPACITIES IN TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND DIGITAL CONVERGENCE SYSTEMS 4.0, IN THE FIELD OF THE PROVINCES AND MUNICIPALITIES OF THE NATIONAL TERRITORY” (No. 0954-D-2023 ) – 2023

Argentina – PL CREATE THE FEDERAL PLAN FOR DIGITAL CONVERGENCE 4.0 β€œLAW FOR STRENGTHENING TECHNOLOGICAL CAPACITIES IN TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND DIGITAL CONVERGENCE SYSTEMS 4.0, IN THE FIELD OF THE PROVINCES AND MUNICIPALITIES OF THE NATIONAL TERRITORY” (No. 0954-D-2023 ) – 20232024-06-23T20:44:58-03:00

Argentina – PL NATIONAL LAW FOR EQUALITY AND AGAINST DISCRIMINATION – PREVENTION AND SANCTION OF DISCRIMINATORY ACTS – AMENDMENTS TO THE CRIMINAL CODE – REPEAL OF LAW 23.592 AND ITS AMENDMENTS (No. 6930-D-2022) – 2023

Argentina – PL NATIONAL LAW FOR EQUALITY AND AGAINST DISCRIMINATION – PREVENTION AND SANCTION OF DISCRIMINATORY ACTS – AMENDMENTS TO THE CRIMINAL CODE – REPEAL OF LAW 23.592 AND ITS AMENDMENTS (No. 6930-D-2022) – 20232024-06-23T18:39:53-03:00

Peru – PL It seeks to modify Legislative Decree No. 829 and establish that the state media, under the responsibility of the National Institute of Radio and Television of Peru (IRTP), have the duty to collaborate with the government policy to educate and train culturally and morally to citizens, while maintaining an independent editorial line. The composition of the IRTP Board of Directors also changes, being now selected through a public competition organized by a Special Commission of 7 members: 1) The president of the Council of Ministers, who presides; 2) A representative chosen by the Ministers of Culture and Education; 3) A representative of the Comptroller General of the Republic; 4) A representative of the Ombudsman's Office: 5) The President Dean of the National Council of Deans of the Professional Colleges of Peru; 6) A Dean elected by vote by the deans of the faculties of communication sciences, social sciences or human sciences (or similar) of licensed public Universities with more than 30 years of experience; 7) A Dean elected by vote by the deans of the faculties of communication sciences, social sciences or human sciences (or similar) of licensed private universities with more than 30 years of experience. New requirements are also set to be a member of the board of directors: having reached forty-five years of age; have 10 years of experience in the exercise of journalistic work, cultural management and dissemination, education and/or in other similar activities; have experience in management positions; not have a conviction in the first instance for the commission of an intentional crime; not having been sanctioned in the public administration; not maintain food debts, among others. Finally, the position of member of the board of directors ceases only due to resignation, death, expiration of the appointment period, physical incapacity or the occurrence of any of the causes that prevent their appointment (No. 03429/2022-CR) - 2022

Peru – PL It seeks to modify Legislative Decree No. 829 and establish that the state media, under the responsibility of the National Institute of Radio and Television of Peru (IRTP), have the duty to collaborate with the government policy to educate and train culturally and morally to citizens, while maintaining an independent editorial line. The composition of the IRTP Board of Directors also changes, being now selected through a public competition organized by a Special Commission of 7 members: 1) The president of the Council of Ministers, who presides; 2) A representative chosen by the Ministers of Culture and Education; 3) A representative of the Comptroller General of the Republic; 4) A representative of the Ombudsman's Office: 5) The President Dean of the National Council of Deans of the Professional Colleges of Peru; 6) A Dean elected by vote by the deans of the faculties of communication sciences, social sciences or human sciences (or similar) of licensed public Universities with more than 30 years of experience; 7) A Dean elected by vote by the deans of the faculties of communication sciences, social sciences or human sciences (or similar) of licensed private universities with more than 30 years of experience. New requirements are also set to be a member of the board of directors: having reached forty-five years of age; have 10 years of experience in the exercise of journalistic work, cultural management and dissemination, education and/or in other similar activities; have experience in management positions; not have a conviction in the first instance for the commission of an intentional crime; not having been sanctioned in the public administration; not maintain food debts, among others. Finally, the position of member of the board of directors ceases only due to resignation, death, expiration of the appointment period, physical incapacity or the occurrence of any of the causes that prevent their appointment (No. 03429/2022-CR) - 20222024-06-15T19:14:41-03:00

Peru – PL It seeks to create the crime of dissemination of confidential information of a criminal investigation, by virtue of which any of the subjects included in the criminal process (the procedural parties as well as those in charge of the justice system) will be punished with a prison sentence. that disseminates information about the criminal investigation, directly or indirectly, through social media or other mass media. The expected penalty will be no less than two nor more than four years in prison. In addition, the Criminal Procedure Code is modified to indicate that the criminal investigation is reserved or secret. and the violation of this condition is criminally punishable (No. 02508/2021-PE) – 2022

Peru – PL It seeks to create the crime of dissemination of confidential information of a criminal investigation, by virtue of which any of the subjects included in the criminal process (the procedural parties as well as those in charge of the justice system) will be punished with a prison sentence. that disseminates information about the criminal investigation, directly or indirectly, through social media or other mass media. The expected penalty will be no less than two nor more than four years in prison. In addition, the Criminal Procedure Code is modified to indicate that the criminal investigation is reserved or secret. and the violation of this condition is criminally punishable (No. 02508/2021-PE) – 20222024-06-15T19:11:34-03:00

Peru – PL It is proposed to modify article 61 of the Constitution in two aspects: i) establish a total prohibition of all monopolies and oligopolies in general; and, ii) prohibit cross-ownership in social media (No. 1705/2021-PE) – 2022

Peru – PL It is proposed to modify article 61 of the Constitution in two aspects: i) establish a total prohibition of all monopolies and oligopolies in general; and, ii) prohibit cross-ownership in social media (No. 1705/2021-PE) – 20222024-06-15T19:09:34-03:00

Peru – PL It seeks to modify Law No. 27806, Law of Transparency and Access to Public Information, establishing the obligation for public entities to update their electronic transparency portals at least once a month. (No. 03642/2022-CR) – 2022

Peru – PL It seeks to modify Law No. 27806, Law of Transparency and Access to Public Information, establishing the obligation for public entities to update their electronic transparency portals at least once a month. (No. 03642/2022-CR) – 20222024-06-15T19:06:56-03:00

Peru – PL The creation of the National Electronic Registry of Free Access to Essential Information on Judicial, Criminal and Police Records is proposed, an electronic information system that allows free access to the judicial, criminal and police records of any person. (No. 3449/2022-CR) – 2022

Peru – PL The creation of the National Electronic Registry of Free Access to Essential Information on Judicial, Criminal and Police Records is proposed, an electronic information system that allows free access to the judicial, criminal and police records of any person. (No. 3449/2022-CR) – 20222024-06-15T19:03:10-03:00

Peru – PL The creation of an β€œAdvisory Office for Senior Management in Technology, Science and Innovation” is proposed in all public entities of the State. According to article 3 of the regulatory project, this office would have the function of "advising and providing scientific data and specialized evidence between State entities and their users and/or interest groups, either through individual consultations or through the publication of electronic bulletins on the Internet via the web", as well as "covering the current information gap for the development of public investment projects that require technological, scientific and innovative analysis and treatment." (No. 02883/2022-CR) – 2022

Peru – PL The creation of an β€œAdvisory Office for Senior Management in Technology, Science and Innovation” is proposed in all public entities of the State. According to article 3 of the regulatory project, this office would have the function of "advising and providing scientific data and specialized evidence between State entities and their users and/or interest groups, either through individual consultations or through the publication of electronic bulletins on the Internet via the web", as well as "covering the current information gap for the development of public investment projects that require technological, scientific and innovative analysis and treatment." (No. 02883/2022-CR) – 20222024-06-15T19:01:18-03:00

Peru – PL It seeks to increase the penalties provided for the crimes of slander and defamation, contemplated in articles 131Β° and 132Β° of the Penal Code. In the case of the crime of defamation (article 132), the prison sentence is expected to be no less than two years and no more than five, when the defamation occurs through the "book, the press, social networks, dissemination websites." collective or other means of social communication. Furthermore, it is added that the crime of defamation not only occurs due to damage to the honor or reputation of a person, but also due to damage to personal privacy (No. 02862/2022-CR) – 2022

Peru – PL It seeks to increase the penalties provided for the crimes of slander and defamation, contemplated in articles 131Β° and 132Β° of the Penal Code. In the case of the crime of defamation (article 132), the prison sentence is expected to be no less than two years and no more than five, when the defamation occurs through the "book, the press, social networks, dissemination websites." collective or other means of social communication. Furthermore, it is added that the crime of defamation not only occurs due to damage to the honor or reputation of a person, but also due to damage to personal privacy (No. 02862/2022-CR) – 20222024-06-15T18:58:49-03:00

Peru – PL It seeks to create a new obligation for state and private media to provide free television and/or radio space to the authorities elected by popular election of the central, regional or local government. These authorities will be able to "express themselves and inform citizens, annually, about the achievement of the objectives and goals of their management in the fiscal year and for the duration thereof" (No. 02815/2022-CR) - 2022

Peru – PL It seeks to create a new obligation for state and private media to provide free television and/or radio space to the authorities elected by popular election of the central, regional or local government. These authorities will be able to "express themselves and inform citizens, annually, about the achievement of the objectives and goals of their management in the fiscal year and for the duration thereof" (No. 02815/2022-CR) - 20222024-06-15T18:56:41-03:00

Peru – PL It is proposed to modify article 9 of the Children and Adolescents Code, referring to the rights of participation and freedom of expression of minors. This article adds to the rights already included that: "boys and girls (must be) heard in all judicial or administrative procedures, in which their interests or third parties that affect their rights are included, either directly or through a representative or an appropriate bodyΒ» (No. 02748/2022-CR) – 2022

Peru – PL It is proposed to modify article 9 of the Children and Adolescents Code, referring to the rights of participation and freedom of expression of minors. This article adds to the rights already included that: "boys and girls (must be) heard in all judicial or administrative procedures, in which their interests or third parties that affect their rights are included, either directly or through a representative or an appropriate bodyΒ» (No. 02748/2022-CR) – 20222024-06-15T18:52:41-03:00

Peru – PL The right of access to information from the files corresponding to the selection processes of civil service officials through public competition is incorporated. The files must be stored by the human resources offices of the convening public entities (No. 02263/2021-CR) – 2022

Peru – PL The right of access to information from the files corresponding to the selection processes of civil service officials through public competition is incorporated. The files must be stored by the human resources offices of the convening public entities (No. 02263/2021-CR) – 20222024-06-15T18:50:35-03:00

Peru – PL It is proposed to modify various articles of the Penal Code to indicate that the exercise of the rights of assembly or participation cannot qualify as a crime. In the case of article 200, it is proposed to modify two cases of the criminal offense of extortion, eliminating the possibility of such a crime being committed: i) if the advantage that the alleged extortionist wants to obtain is not economic, and ii) when the recipient of the alleged extortion is a public institution. In the case of article 283, it is proposed to reduce the penalties provided for the criminal type of hindering the operation of public services, and a clarification is added that provides that "the exercise of the rights of assembly or demonstration and freedom of expression in spaces public does not constitute a crime. The same precision is added in the case of the crime of riots (article 315). (No. 01514/2021-CR) – 2022

Peru – PL It is proposed to modify various articles of the Penal Code to indicate that the exercise of the rights of assembly or participation cannot qualify as a crime. In the case of article 200, it is proposed to modify two cases of the criminal offense of extortion, eliminating the possibility of such a crime being committed: i) if the advantage that the alleged extortionist wants to obtain is not economic, and ii) when the recipient of the alleged extortion is a public institution. In the case of article 283, it is proposed to reduce the penalties provided for the criminal type of hindering the operation of public services, and a clarification is added that provides that "the exercise of the rights of assembly or demonstration and freedom of expression in spaces public does not constitute a crime. The same precision is added in the case of the crime of riots (article 315). (No. 01514/2021-CR) – 20222024-06-15T18:42:45-03:00

Peru – PL It is proposed to oblige natural or legal persons that provide public telecommunications services to keep the call and billing records of the services they operate for a minimum period of 7 (seven) years (No. 01418/2021-CR) – 2022

Peru – PL It is proposed to oblige natural or legal persons that provide public telecommunications services to keep the call and billing records of the services they operate for a minimum period of 7 (seven) years (No. 01418/2021-CR) – 20222024-06-15T18:40:15-03:00

Peru – PL The incorporation of numeral 25 in article 2 of the Political Constitution is proposed, in the following terms. Β«Article 2.- Every person has the right: 25. To free, open, and high-quality internet access. The State guarantees its universal and inclusive accessΒ» (No. 01215/2022-CR) – 2022

Peru – PL The incorporation of numeral 25 in article 2 of the Political Constitution is proposed, in the following terms. Β«Article 2.- Every person has the right: 25. To free, open, and high-quality internet access. The State guarantees its universal and inclusive accessΒ» (No. 01215/2022-CR) – 20222024-06-15T18:35:43-03:00

Mexico – PL Proposes that television concessionaires incorporate the participation of indigenous and Afro-descendant people in their daily programming. Eliminate stereotypes in programming (Article 231 of the Federal Telecommunications and Broadcasting Law) – 2022

Mexico – PL Proposes that television concessionaires incorporate the participation of indigenous and Afro-descendant people in their daily programming. Eliminate stereotypes in programming (Article 231 of the Federal Telecommunications and Broadcasting Law) – 20222024-06-15T18:25:22-03:00

Mexico – PL Establishes the obligation of those who have children and adolescents in their care, to educate them with respect, tolerance and inclusion as a measure to prevent cyberbullying (Article 103 of the General Law on the Rights of Girls, Boys and Adolescents) – 2022

Mexico – PL Establishes the obligation of those who have children and adolescents in their care, to educate them with respect, tolerance and inclusion as a measure to prevent cyberbullying (Article 103 of the General Law on the Rights of Girls, Boys and Adolescents) – 20222024-06-15T18:21:03-03:00

Mexico – PL Proposes custodial sanctions and community work for anyone who exposes or intimidates minors through cybernetic means (Articles 149 ter of the Federal Penal Code; and articles 46 and 47 of the General Law on the Rights of Girls, Boys and Adolescents) – 2022

Mexico – PL Proposes custodial sanctions and community work for anyone who exposes or intimidates minors through cybernetic means (Articles 149 ter of the Federal Penal Code; and articles 46 and 47 of the General Law on the Rights of Girls, Boys and Adolescents) – 20222024-06-15T18:10:15-03:00

Mexico – PL Proposes prohibiting speech that has the purpose of generating hatred towards a historically oppressed group in a vulnerable situation, so that in the exercise of the free expression of ideas, people will not be able to express hate speech (Articles 1 and 6 of the Political Constitution of the United Mexican States) – 2022

Mexico – PL Proposes prohibiting speech that has the purpose of generating hatred towards a historically oppressed group in a vulnerable situation, so that in the exercise of the free expression of ideas, people will not be able to express hate speech (Articles 1 and 6 of the Political Constitution of the United Mexican States) – 20222024-06-15T18:07:23-03:00

Mexico – PL Determines that stigmatization or any act that undermines the dignity of people in poverty, people on the street, indigenous people, people of African descent, as well as skin color will be considered discrimination. (Article 5, 7, 9, 12, 13, 16, 18, 23 of the General Education Law. Articles 9, 15 sextus, 20 of the Federal Law to Prevent and Eliminate Discrimination) – 2022

Mexico – PL Determines that stigmatization or any act that undermines the dignity of people in poverty, people on the street, indigenous people, people of African descent, as well as skin color will be considered discrimination. (Article 5, 7, 9, 12, 13, 16, 18, 23 of the General Education Law. Articles 9, 15 sextus, 20 of the Federal Law to Prevent and Eliminate Discrimination) – 20222024-06-15T18:01:57-03:00

Mexico – PL That the concessionaires that provide the radio broadcasting service must carry out continuous or discontinuous transmissions of up to 30 minutes a day dedicated to disseminating the right of women to a life free of violence (Article 251 of the Federal Telecommunications and Radio Broadcasting Law) – 2022

Mexico – PL That the concessionaires that provide the radio broadcasting service must carry out continuous or discontinuous transmissions of up to 30 minutes a day dedicated to disseminating the right of women to a life free of violence (Article 251 of the Federal Telecommunications and Radio Broadcasting Law) – 20222024-06-15T17:55:09-03:00

Mexico – PL Prevent radio and television concessionaires from broadcasting content that encourages or advocates the consumption of drugs, alcohol or narcotics in programming aimed at children and adolescents (Article 226 of the Federal Telecommunications and Broadcasting Law) – 2022

Mexico – PL Prevent radio and television concessionaires from broadcasting content that encourages or advocates the consumption of drugs, alcohol or narcotics in programming aimed at children and adolescents (Article 226 of the Federal Telecommunications and Broadcasting Law) – 20222024-06-15T17:45:43-03:00

Mexico – PL Establish modifications to the regulation of the right of reply (Articles 2, 4, 15, 16, 36 BIS, 38 and 39 of the Regulatory Law of Article 6, first paragraph of the Political Constitution of the United Mexican States) – 2022

Mexico – PL Establish modifications to the regulation of the right of reply (Articles 2, 4, 15, 16, 36 BIS, 38 and 39 of the Regulatory Law of Article 6, first paragraph of the Political Constitution of the United Mexican States) – 20222024-06-15T17:43:57-03:00

Mexico – PL Incorporates regulation of advertising made through digital media and especially that used through content creators on social networks (Articles 3, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, and 21 of the Law for Transparency, Prevention and Combat of Improper Practices in Advertising Contracting) – 2022

Mexico – PL Incorporates regulation of advertising made through digital media and especially that used through content creators on social networks (Articles 3, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, and 21 of the Law for Transparency, Prevention and Combat of Improper Practices in Advertising Contracting) – 20222024-06-15T17:23:36-03:00

Mexico – PL Prohibits workplace harassment in workplaces. Allows the termination of the contract without liability for the worker who suffers it, as well as the prohibition by employers of incurring it (Articles 3, 47, 51, 133 and 135 of the Federal Labor Law) – 2022

Mexico – PL Prohibits workplace harassment in workplaces. Allows the termination of the contract without liability for the worker who suffers it, as well as the prohibition by employers of incurring it (Articles 3, 47, 51, 133 and 135 of the Federal Labor Law) – 20222024-06-11T22:57:57-03:00

Mexico – PL Proposes establishing that stigmatization, restriction of rights will be considered discrimination; as well as arbitrarily stigmatizing or inciting hatred against people with symptoms or diagnosed with any airborne viral transmission disease (Article 9 of the Federal Law to Prevent and Eliminate Discrimination) – 2022

Mexico – PL Proposes establishing that stigmatization, restriction of rights will be considered discrimination; as well as arbitrarily stigmatizing or inciting hatred against people with symptoms or diagnosed with any airborne viral transmission disease (Article 9 of the Federal Law to Prevent and Eliminate Discrimination) – 20222024-06-11T22:43:47-03:00

Mexico – PL Proposes increasing prison and financial penalties for those who commit crimes that affect, undermine or manipulate the archaeological, artistic and historical heritage of Mexico; specifying that the fines will be determined in relation to the current Unit of Measurement and Update (Articles 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 53, 53 Bis and 55 of the Federal Law on Monuments and Archaeological, Artistic and Historical Zones) – 2022

Mexico – PL Proposes increasing prison and financial penalties for those who commit crimes that affect, undermine or manipulate the archaeological, artistic and historical heritage of Mexico; specifying that the fines will be determined in relation to the current Unit of Measurement and Update (Articles 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 53, 53 Bis and 55 of the Federal Law on Monuments and Archaeological, Artistic and Historical Zones) – 20222024-06-11T22:33:45-03:00

Mexico – PL Proposes establishing that for no reason may weapons be used against those who participate in demonstrations or peaceful public meetings, and only the proportional and specific intervention of public security elements should prevail to preserve order and public peace and that no endanger the physical integrity of citizens - Articles 4, 5, 6, 27, 28, 36 of the National Law on the Use of Force - 2022

Mexico – PL Proposes establishing that for no reason may weapons be used against those who participate in demonstrations or peaceful public meetings, and only the proportional and specific intervention of public security elements should prevail to preserve order and public peace and that no endanger the physical integrity of citizens - Articles 4, 5, 6, 27, 28, 36 of the National Law on the Use of Force - 20222024-06-07T13:19:36-03:00

Mexico – PL Proposes to include as types of violence against women, the dissemination of images, audios or videos of corpses of women, girls or adolescents, the circumstances of their death, injuries or state of health – Articles 6, 38 and 42 of the General Law of Access for Women to a Life Free of Violence – 2022

Mexico – PL Proposes to include as types of violence against women, the dissemination of images, audios or videos of corpses of women, girls or adolescents, the circumstances of their death, injuries or state of health – Articles 6, 38 and 42 of the General Law of Access for Women to a Life Free of Violence – 20222024-06-07T12:33:38-03:00

Mexico – PL Proposes establishing that digital violence will be considered digital violence as the threat, blackmail, coercion or extortion of a person of legal age with the display or offer in any way of digital content of intimate sexual content without their consent, approval or authorization with the aim of obtaining profit. or benefit – Article 20 quater of the General Law of Access for Women to a Life Free of Violence – 2022

Mexico – PL Proposes establishing that digital violence will be considered digital violence as the threat, blackmail, coercion or extortion of a person of legal age with the display or offer in any way of digital content of intimate sexual content without their consent, approval or authorization with the aim of obtaining profit. or benefit – Article 20 quater of the General Law of Access for Women to a Life Free of Violence – 20222024-06-07T12:30:49-03:00

Paraguay – BILL THAT AMENDS ARTICLE 10 OF LAW NΒ° 5.282 'ON FREE CITIZEN ACCESS TO PUBLIC INFORMATION AND GOVERNMENT TRANSPARENCY', PRESENTED BY SENATORS GEORGIA MARÍA ARRÚA DE DOLINSKY AND STEPHAN RASMUSSEN GONZÁLEZ, DATE AUGUST 17, 2022 (S-2211057) – 2022

Paraguay – BILL THAT AMENDS ARTICLE 10 OF LAW NΒ° 5.282 'ON FREE CITIZEN ACCESS TO PUBLIC INFORMATION AND GOVERNMENT TRANSPARENCY', PRESENTED BY SENATORS GEORGIA MARÍA ARRÚA DE DOLINSKY AND STEPHAN RASMUSSEN GONZÁLEZ, DATE AUGUST 17, 2022 (S-2211057) – 20222024-06-06T19:49:53-03:00

Guatemala – PL SEEKS TO CREATE A LEGAL FRAMEWORK THAT ALLOWS TO RESPOND TO THE CHALLENGES AND CHALLENGES OF DIGITATION METHODS IN THE COUNTRY, STRENGTHEN THE PRACTICE OF READING IN THE GENERAL POPULATION, INCREASE THE CAPACITY IN THE PRODUCTION OF BOOKS AND BRING THE INSTITUTIONALIZATION OF LIBRARIES AT THE NATIONAL LEVEL IS CARRIED OUT (No. 6127) – 2022

Guatemala – PL SEEKS TO CREATE A LEGAL FRAMEWORK THAT ALLOWS TO RESPOND TO THE CHALLENGES AND CHALLENGES OF DIGITATION METHODS IN THE COUNTRY, STRENGTHEN THE PRACTICE OF READING IN THE GENERAL POPULATION, INCREASE THE CAPACITY IN THE PRODUCTION OF BOOKS AND BRING THE INSTITUTIONALIZATION OF LIBRARIES AT THE NATIONAL LEVEL IS CARRIED OUT (No. 6127) – 20222024-06-06T19:44:25-03:00

Chile – Bill, initiated at the motion of the Honorable Senator Mr. Keitel, that modifies law No. 20.370, which establishes the General Law of Education, with the aim of sanctioning cyberbullying or bullying practices in educational establishments (No. 15469 -04) – 2022

Chile – Bill, initiated at the motion of the Honorable Senator Mr. Keitel, that modifies law No. 20.370, which establishes the General Law of Education, with the aim of sanctioning cyberbullying or bullying practices in educational establishments (No. 15469 -04) – 20222024-06-06T17:45:20-03:00

Colombia – PL GUARANTEES THAT RELIGIOUS SPACES INTENDED FOR PRAYER AND REFLECTION LOCATED IN PUBLIC OR PRIVATE ENTITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS FOR PUBLIC USE ARE ESTABLISHED AS NEUTRAL OR MULTI-FAITH PLACES, SO THAT THEY CAN BE USED BY PEOPLE OF DIFFERENT BELIEFS OR RELIGIONS (No . 276/22 CHAMBER) – 2022

Colombia – PL GUARANTEES THAT RELIGIOUS SPACES INTENDED FOR PRAYER AND REFLECTION LOCATED IN PUBLIC OR PRIVATE ENTITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS FOR PUBLIC USE ARE ESTABLISHED AS NEUTRAL OR MULTI-FAITH PLACES, SO THAT THEY CAN BE USED BY PEOPLE OF DIFFERENT BELIEFS OR RELIGIONS (No . 276/22 CHAMBER) – 20222024-06-06T17:22:32-03:00

Colombia – PL ADDS AN ARTICLE TO THE CRIMINAL CODE TO PUNISH SEXUAL HARASSMENT IN PUBLIC SPACE. THE ARTICLE PUNISHES THOSE WHO "WITHOUT CONSENT, HARASS, PHYSICALLY OR VERBALLY SEASIDE, PERFORM EXHIBITIONISM, TOUCHING OR FILMING WITH UNEQUIVOCAL SEXUAL CONNOTATION OR EXPLICIT SEXUAL CONTENT, AGAINST A PERSON." ESTABLISHES PENALTIES OF ONE TO THREE YEARS IN PRISON (No. 249/22 CHAMBER) – 2022

Colombia – PL ADDS AN ARTICLE TO THE CRIMINAL CODE TO PUNISH SEXUAL HARASSMENT IN PUBLIC SPACE. THE ARTICLE PUNISHES THOSE WHO "WITHOUT CONSENT, HARASS, PHYSICALLY OR VERBALLY SEASIDE, PERFORM EXHIBITIONISM, TOUCHING OR FILMING WITH UNEQUIVOCAL SEXUAL CONNOTATION OR EXPLICIT SEXUAL CONTENT, AGAINST A PERSON." ESTABLISHES PENALTIES OF ONE TO THREE YEARS IN PRISON (No. 249/22 CHAMBER) – 20222024-06-06T17:09:42-03:00

Colombia – PL REGULATES THE RIGHT TO PARTICIPATION OF CITIZENS AFFECTED AND POTENTIALLY AFFECTED BY THE DEVELOPMENT OF EXPLORATION AND EXPLOITATION PROJECTS OF NON-RENEWABLE NATURAL RESOURCES, CREATING PARTICIPATION MECHANISMS TO DELIBERATE AND DECIDE ON THE EXECUTION AND DEVELOPMENT OF THESE PROJECTS (No. 202/22 CHAMBER) – 2022

Colombia – PL REGULATES THE RIGHT TO PARTICIPATION OF CITIZENS AFFECTED AND POTENTIALLY AFFECTED BY THE DEVELOPMENT OF EXPLORATION AND EXPLOITATION PROJECTS OF NON-RENEWABLE NATURAL RESOURCES, CREATING PARTICIPATION MECHANISMS TO DELIBERATE AND DECIDE ON THE EXECUTION AND DEVELOPMENT OF THESE PROJECTS (No. 202/22 CHAMBER) – 20222024-06-06T17:01:45-03:00

Colombia – PL CREATES THE FUND FOR PREVENTION, PROTECTION AND ASSISTANCE TO WOMEN JOURNALISTS VICTIMS OF GENDER VIOLENCE. THE PROJECT IS PRESENTED IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE CONDEMNATION AGAINST THE STATE OF COLOMBIA BY THE INTER-AMERICAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE CASE OF BEDOYA LIMA AND OTHERS VS. COLOMBIA (No. 106/22 SENATE) – 2022

Colombia – PL CREATES THE FUND FOR PREVENTION, PROTECTION AND ASSISTANCE TO WOMEN JOURNALISTS VICTIMS OF GENDER VIOLENCE. THE PROJECT IS PRESENTED IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE CONDEMNATION AGAINST THE STATE OF COLOMBIA BY THE INTER-AMERICAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE CASE OF BEDOYA LIMA AND OTHERS VS. COLOMBIA (No. 106/22 SENATE) – 20222024-05-31T19:01:13-03:00

Colombia – PL ESTABLISHES THE β€œEASY READING JUDGMENT FORMAT”, A FORMAT THAT MUST BE PREPARED BY OFFICIALS WHO PROVIDE JUDICIAL JUDGMENTS IN WHICH THEIR DECISION IS COMMUNICATED TO CITIZENS WITH A NON-TECHNICAL, DIRECT, CLOSE, SIMPLE AND CLEAR LANGUAGE . (No. 89/22 SENATE) – 2022

Colombia – PL ESTABLISHES THE β€œEASY READING JUDGMENT FORMAT”, A FORMAT THAT MUST BE PREPARED BY OFFICIALS WHO PROVIDE JUDICIAL JUDGMENTS IN WHICH THEIR DECISION IS COMMUNICATED TO CITIZENS WITH A NON-TECHNICAL, DIRECT, CLOSE, SIMPLE AND CLEAR LANGUAGE . (No. 89/22 SENATE) – 20222024-05-31T18:55:15-03:00

Colombia – PL AMENDS ARTICLE 430 OF THE SUBSTANTIAL LABOR CODE TO INCLUDE EDUCATION ACTIVITIES, ACTIVITIES THAT MEET BASIC NEEDS OF SUBJECTS OF SPECIAL CONSTITUTIONAL PROTECTION AND INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SERVICES WITHIN THE ESSENTIAL PUBLIC SERVICES THAT THEY HAVE PROHIBITED THE RIGHT TO STRIKE. (No. 331/22 SENATE) – 2022

Colombia – PL AMENDS ARTICLE 430 OF THE SUBSTANTIAL LABOR CODE TO INCLUDE EDUCATION ACTIVITIES, ACTIVITIES THAT MEET BASIC NEEDS OF SUBJECTS OF SPECIAL CONSTITUTIONAL PROTECTION AND INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SERVICES WITHIN THE ESSENTIAL PUBLIC SERVICES THAT THEY HAVE PROHIBITED THE RIGHT TO STRIKE. (No. 331/22 SENATE) – 20222024-05-31T18:50:09-03:00

Brazil – PL Altera a Lei Geral de Proteção de Data ea Lei de Diretrizes e Bases da Educação para autorizar o compartilhamento dos dice e micro-dados gratis del Censo Escolar. NOVA EMENTA: Alters Law No. 9.394, of December 20, 1996 (Lei de Diretrizes e Bases da Educação Nacional), to provide information on the sharing and publicization of data and microdata collected in the annual review referred to in paragraph I of Β§ 1ΒΊ do art. 5th of the aforementioned Law on the implementation of educational censuses (PL 454/2022) – 2022

Brazil – PL Altera a Lei Geral de Proteção de Data ea Lei de Diretrizes e Bases da Educação para autorizar o compartilhamento dos dice e micro-dados gratis del Censo Escolar. NOVA EMENTA: Alters Law No. 9.394, of December 20, 1996 (Lei de Diretrizes e Bases da Educação Nacional), to provide information on the sharing and publicization of data and microdata collected in the annual review referred to in paragraph I of Β§ 1ΒΊ do art. 5th of the aforementioned Law on the implementation of educational censuses (PL 454/2022) – 20222024-05-28T00:31:41-03:00

Brazil – PL Altera o Decreto-lei nΒΊ 2.848, of December 7, 1940 – Penal Code, ea Lei n/ 7.716, of January 5, 1989, in order to provide for qualified insult on the basis of socio-economic conditions and criminalize the acts descriminação ou preconceito em razΓ£o da socioeconΓ΄mica da vΓ­tima (PL 1840/2022) – 2022

Brazil – PL Altera o Decreto-lei nΒΊ 2.848, of December 7, 1940 – Penal Code, ea Lei n/ 7.716, of January 5, 1989, in order to provide for qualified insult on the basis of socio-economic conditions and criminalize the acts descriminação ou preconceito em razΓ£o da socioeconΓ΄mica da vΓ­tima (PL 1840/2022) – 20222024-05-28T00:21:48-03:00

Brazil – PL Turns crime of insult or crime that involves discrimination against people on the basis of their condition of poverty, also called aporophobia, in addition to qualifying the crime of homicide and worsening or crime of bodily harm practiced for the same reason (PL 1636/2022 ) – 2022

Brazil – PL Turns crime of insult or crime that involves discrimination against people on the basis of their condition of poverty, also called aporophobia, in addition to qualifying the crime of homicide and worsening or crime of bodily harm practiced for the same reason (PL 1636/2022 ) – 20222024-05-28T00:15:45-03:00

Brazil – PL Altera as Laws nΒΊ 9.394, of December 20, 1996 (Lei de Diretrizes e Bases da Educação Nacional), and 8.069, of July 13, 1990, (Estatuto da CrianΓ§a e do Adolescente), to discuss the possibilities of home provision of basic education (PL 1338/2022) – 2022

Brazil – PL Altera as Laws nΒΊ 9.394, of December 20, 1996 (Lei de Diretrizes e Bases da Educação Nacional), and 8.069, of July 13, 1990, (Estatuto da CrianΓ§a e do Adolescente), to discuss the possibilities of home provision of basic education (PL 1338/2022) – 20222024-05-28T00:07:56-03:00

Brazil – PL β€œAlter or Β§ 3rd art. 140 of Decree-Lei nΒΊ 2.848, of December 7, 1940 – Penal Code, and alters art.1Β° to Law nΒΊ 7.716, of January 5, 1989, classifying as a crime against LGBTQIA+ people as analogous to racial insult , and gives other provisions.” (PL 1268/2022) – 2022

Brazil – PL β€œAlter or Β§ 3rd art. 140 of Decree-Lei nΒΊ 2.848, of December 7, 1940 – Penal Code, and alters art.1Β° to Law nΒΊ 7.716, of January 5, 1989, classifying as a crime against LGBTQIA+ people as analogous to racial insult , and gives other provisions.” (PL 1268/2022) – 20222024-05-27T23:59:06-03:00

Brazil – PL Grants anistia years of facts that it specifies. Explanation: Grants assistance to all those who, between January 1, 2019 and April 21, 2022, have committed crimes that are investigated or prosecuted in the form of crimes of a political or related nature (PL 1102/2022) – 2022

Brazil – PL Grants anistia years of facts that it specifies. Explanation: Grants assistance to all those who, between January 1, 2019 and April 21, 2022, have committed crimes that are investigated or prosecuted in the form of crimes of a political or related nature (PL 1102/2022) – 20222024-05-27T23:43:53-03:00

Brazil – PL Altera a Lei n. 12.527, of November 18, 2011, Law of Access to Information, to provide for advertising and the obligation to maintain registration of entries and exits of public authorities and entities (PL 974/2022) – 2022

Brazil – PL Altera a Lei n. 12.527, of November 18, 2011, Law of Access to Information, to provide for advertising and the obligation to maintain registration of entries and exits of public authorities and entities (PL 974/2022) – 20222024-05-27T23:40:24-03:00

Brazil – PL Altera o Decree-Lei nΒΊ 2.848, of December 7, 1940 – Penal Code, to qualify the crime of invasion of a computer device when trying to obtain personal data and create the crime of kidnapping of computer data (PL 879/ 2022) – 2022

Brazil – PL Altera o Decree-Lei nΒΊ 2.848, of December 7, 1940 – Penal Code, to qualify the crime of invasion of a computer device when trying to obtain personal data and create the crime of kidnapping of computer data (PL 879/ 2022) – 20222024-05-27T23:36:41-03:00

Brazil – PL Alters Law No. 8.069, of July 13, 1990 – Estatuto da CrianΓ§a e do Adolescente, to increase the penalties for two crimes provided for in arts. 240, 241, 241-A to 241-D; bem how to include the internet among the possible means of aliciamento, assΓ©dio, instigação ou constrangimento e, nesses cases, foresee cause of increase of sentence so that it uses profile in social networks to interact with children or pratica psychological abuse (PL 830/2022 ) – 2022

Brazil – PL Alters Law No. 8.069, of July 13, 1990 – Estatuto da CrianΓ§a e do Adolescente, to increase the penalties for two crimes provided for in arts. 240, 241, 241-A to 241-D; bem how to include the internet among the possible means of aliciamento, assΓ©dio, instigação ou constrangimento e, nesses cases, foresee cause of increase of sentence so that it uses profile in social networks to interact with children or pratica psychological abuse (PL 830/2022 ) – 20222024-05-27T23:29:03-03:00

Brazil – PL Altera or art. 287 of Decree-Lei nΒΊ 2.848, of December 7, 1940 – Penal Code, to provide that the apology of crime or criminoso can be perpetrated by means of the internet, including social networks (PL 777/2022) – 2022

Brazil – PL Altera or art. 287 of Decree-Lei nΒΊ 2.848, of December 7, 1940 – Penal Code, to provide that the apology of crime or criminoso can be perpetrated by means of the internet, including social networks (PL 777/2022) – 20222024-05-27T23:25:51-03:00

Brazil – PL DispΓ΅e sobre o direito ao registration, en police ocorrΓͺncia, da informação que a penal infração foi motivated by discrimination or preconceito Γ  identity, expression of gender or sexual orientation of the victim (PL 435/2022) – 2022

Brazil – PL DispΓ΅e sobre o direito ao registration, en police ocorrΓͺncia, da informação que a penal infração foi motivated by discrimination or preconceito Γ  identity, expression of gender or sexual orientation of the victim (PL 435/2022) – 20222024-05-27T22:53:48-03:00

Brazil – PL Typifies the crime of submissing children or adolescents to cinematographic, television, theatrical, dance, or any other form, commercial or otherwise, which shows their sexual dignity, even if implicitly or simulated (PL 633/ 2022) – 2022

Brazil – PL Typifies the crime of submissing children or adolescents to cinematographic, television, theatrical, dance, or any other form, commercial or otherwise, which shows their sexual dignity, even if implicitly or simulated (PL 633/ 2022) – 20222024-05-27T22:45:57-03:00

Brazil – PL Altera o Decree-Lei nΒΊ 2.848, of December 7, 1940 (Penal Code), to criminalize defamation conduct against the dead in the situation in which the offender has, among his motivations, or preconceito against a person or group of people; ea Law nΒΊ 7.716, of January 5, 1989, which defines the crimes resulting from preconceito de race or de cor, to implement the mandates of criminalization of discriminatory conduct defined in subsections XLI and XLII of art. 5ΒΊ of the Federal Constitution and to criminalize the practice, induction or incitement of hatred, intolerance and violence against people or groups of people, on the basis of their race, color, ethnicity, religion, nationality, origin, class or social origin, Migration or refugee situation, sex, identity or gender expression or sexual orientation (PL PL 385/2022) – 2022

Brazil – PL Altera o Decree-Lei nΒΊ 2.848, of December 7, 1940 (Penal Code), to criminalize defamation conduct against the dead in the situation in which the offender has, among his motivations, or preconceito against a person or group of people; ea Law nΒΊ 7.716, of January 5, 1989, which defines the crimes resulting from preconceito de race or de cor, to implement the mandates of criminalization of discriminatory conduct defined in subsections XLI and XLII of art. 5ΒΊ of the Federal Constitution and to criminalize the practice, induction or incitement of hatred, intolerance and violence against people or groups of people, on the basis of their race, color, ethnicity, religion, nationality, origin, class or social origin, Migration or refugee situation, sex, identity or gender expression or sexual orientation (PL PL 385/2022) – 20222024-05-27T22:35:13-03:00

Brazil – PL Alters Law nΒΊ 12.527, of November 18, 2011 (Lei de Accesso Γ  Informação) to institute a test of damage and public interest to establish a public agent who denies information to society and allows the request for anonymous information ( PL 234/2022) – 2022

Brazil – PL Alters Law nΒΊ 12.527, of November 18, 2011 (Lei de Accesso Γ  Informação) to institute a test of damage and public interest to establish a public agent who denies information to society and allows the request for anonymous information ( PL 234/2022) – 20222024-05-27T22:27:05-03:00

Brazil – PL Altera or art. 20 of Law nΒΊ 7.716, of January 5, 1989, to classify as a crime apologia for Nazism, the practice of Nazi saudaçáes ea negação, a diminuição, a justification or a approval of the Holocaust (PL 192/2022) – 2022

Brazil – PL Altera or art. 20 of Law nΒΊ 7.716, of January 5, 1989, to classify as a crime apologia for Nazism, the practice of Nazi saudaçáes ea negação, a diminuição, a justification or a approval of the Holocaust (PL 192/2022) – 20222024-05-27T22:21:28-03:00

Argentina – PL NATIONAL PREVENTION AND AWARENESS PROGRAM OF GROOMING OR CYBERBULLYING AGAINST GIRLS, BOYS AND ADOLESCENTS – LAW 27590 -. MODIFICATION OF ARTICLE 4, INC. C, ON TRAINING IN THE EDUCATIONAL COMMUNITY (No. 6285-D-2022) – 2022

Argentina – PL NATIONAL PREVENTION AND AWARENESS PROGRAM OF GROOMING OR CYBERBULLYING AGAINST GIRLS, BOYS AND ADOLESCENTS – LAW 27590 -. MODIFICATION OF ARTICLE 4, INC. C, ON TRAINING IN THE EDUCATIONAL COMMUNITY (No. 6285-D-2022) – 20222024-05-24T22:56:57-03:00

Argentina – DRAFT LAW THAT INCORPORATES AS ART. 155 BIS TO CHAPTER III, TITLE V OF THE CRIMINAL CODE, PUNISHING THE PUBLICATION AND/OR DISSEMINATION OF NON-CONSENT IMAGES OF TOTAL OR PARTIAL NUDITY AND/OR VIDEOS OF SEXUAL OR EROTIC CONTENT OF PEOPLE (No. 2646/22) – 2022

Argentina – DRAFT LAW THAT INCORPORATES AS ART. 155 BIS TO CHAPTER III, TITLE V OF THE CRIMINAL CODE, PUNISHING THE PUBLICATION AND/OR DISSEMINATION OF NON-CONSENT IMAGES OF TOTAL OR PARTIAL NUDITY AND/OR VIDEOS OF SEXUAL OR EROTIC CONTENT OF PEOPLE (No. 2646/22) – 20222024-05-24T22:36:56-03:00

Argentina – PL NATIONAL EDUCATION – LAW 26206 -. MODIFICATION OF ARTICLE 97, ON PUBLICATION OF DATA AND INDICATORS THAT CONTRIBUTE TO FACILITATING TRANSPARENCY, GOOD MANAGEMENT OF EDUCATION AND EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH (No. 4207-D-2022) – 2022

Argentina – PL NATIONAL EDUCATION – LAW 26206 -. MODIFICATION OF ARTICLE 97, ON PUBLICATION OF DATA AND INDICATORS THAT CONTRIBUTE TO FACILITATING TRANSPARENCY, GOOD MANAGEMENT OF EDUCATION AND EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH (No. 4207-D-2022) – 20222024-05-24T20:41:19-03:00

Argentina – PL DECLARE THE ARGENTINE SIGN LANGUAGE – LSA – AS THE NATURAL LANGUAGE OF DEAF PEOPLE FOR THE ENTIRE TERRITORY OF THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC. THE ARGENTINE DEAF COMMUNITY IS RECOGNIZED AS A LINGUISTIC – CULTURAL MINORITY (No. 4048-D-2022) – 2022

Argentina – PL DECLARE THE ARGENTINE SIGN LANGUAGE – LSA – AS THE NATURAL LANGUAGE OF DEAF PEOPLE FOR THE ENTIRE TERRITORY OF THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC. THE ARGENTINE DEAF COMMUNITY IS RECOGNIZED AS A LINGUISTIC – CULTURAL MINORITY (No. 4048-D-2022) – 20222024-05-24T20:35:11-03:00

Argentina – PL PROMOTION OF COEXISTENCE AND ADDRESSING SOCIAL CONFLICTIVITY IN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS – LAW 26892 -. MODIFICATION OF ITS TITLE TO THE β€œLAW FOR THE DETECTION, PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF SITUATIONS OF HARASSMENT AND CYBERBULLYING IN THE EDUCATIONAL FIELD” (No. 3323-D-2022) – 2022

Argentina – PL PROMOTION OF COEXISTENCE AND ADDRESSING SOCIAL CONFLICTIVITY IN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS – LAW 26892 -. MODIFICATION OF ITS TITLE TO THE β€œLAW FOR THE DETECTION, PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF SITUATIONS OF HARASSMENT AND CYBERBULLYING IN THE EDUCATIONAL FIELD” (No. 3323-D-2022) – 20222024-05-21T22:48:14-03:00

Argentina – PROJECT OF LAW THAT AMENDS ITS SIMILAR 23.592 – DISCRIMINATORY ACTS-, WHICH INCORPORATES THOSE WHO INVOLVE DISCRIMINATORY ACTS DURING THE EXERCISE OF A TRADE, EMPLOYMENT, ART OR PROFESSION. (REF. S. 1154/20) (No. 642/22) – 2022

Argentina – PROJECT OF LAW THAT AMENDS ITS SIMILAR 23.592 – DISCRIMINATORY ACTS-, WHICH INCORPORATES THOSE WHO INVOLVE DISCRIMINATORY ACTS DURING THE EXERCISE OF A TRADE, EMPLOYMENT, ART OR PROFESSION. (REF. S. 1154/20) (No. 642/22) – 20222024-05-21T22:28:50-03:00

Argentina – PL PENAL CODE. MODIFICATIONS ON PENALIZATION OF THE NON-CONSENT DISSEMINATION OF TOTAL OR PARTIAL NUDITY OR SEXUAL OR EROTIC CONTENT OF ONE OR MORE PERSONS, OBTAINED AS A RESULT OF AN INTIMATE RELATIONSHIP. (3563-D-2022) – 2022

Argentina – PL PENAL CODE. MODIFICATIONS ON PENALIZATION OF THE NON-CONSENT DISSEMINATION OF TOTAL OR PARTIAL NUDITY OR SEXUAL OR EROTIC CONTENT OF ONE OR MORE PERSONS, OBTAINED AS A RESULT OF AN INTIMATE RELATIONSHIP. (3563-D-2022) – 20222022-07-21T12:56:39-03:00

Argentina – BILL. THE β€œARGENTINE SIGN LANGUAGE – LSA -” IS RECOGNIZED AS A NATURAL AND ORIGINAL LANGUAGE THAT MAKES UP THE INTANGIBLE CULTURAL HERITAGE OF DEAF PEOPLE THROUGHOUT THE TERRITORY OF THE ARGENTINE NATION (No. 3145-D-2022) – 2022

Argentina – BILL. THE β€œARGENTINE SIGN LANGUAGE – LSA -” IS RECOGNIZED AS A NATURAL AND ORIGINAL LANGUAGE THAT MAKES UP THE INTANGIBLE CULTURAL HERITAGE OF DEAF PEOPLE THROUGHOUT THE TERRITORY OF THE ARGENTINE NATION (No. 3145-D-2022) – 20222022-07-13T19:33:17-03:00

Argentina – PL DECLASSIFICATION OF ALL INFORMATION RELATING TO CASES OF SERIOUS HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS, GENOCIDE, WAR CRIMES OR CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY. REGIME. AMENDMENT OF ARTICLE 16 OF LAW 25520 – NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE -, ON THE PROHIBITION OF THE CLASSIFICATION OF SUCH VIOLATIONS (No. 1184-D-2022) – 2022

Argentina – PL DECLASSIFICATION OF ALL INFORMATION RELATING TO CASES OF SERIOUS HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS, GENOCIDE, WAR CRIMES OR CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY. REGIME. AMENDMENT OF ARTICLE 16 OF LAW 25520 – NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE -, ON THE PROHIBITION OF THE CLASSIFICATION OF SUCH VIOLATIONS (No. 1184-D-2022) – 20222022-07-13T18:20:35-03:00

Argentina – BILL THAT AMENDS ITS SIMILAR 23.592 – PENALIZATION OF DISCRIMINATORY ACTS-, REGARDING INCORPORATING THOSE WHO ENGAGE IN DISCRIMINATORY ACTS FOR REASONS OF SEXUAL ORIENTATION OR GENDER IDENTITY (No. 372/22) – 2022

Argentina – BILL THAT AMENDS ITS SIMILAR 23.592 – PENALIZATION OF DISCRIMINATORY ACTS-, REGARDING INCORPORATING THOSE WHO ENGAGE IN DISCRIMINATORY ACTS FOR REASONS OF SEXUAL ORIENTATION OR GENDER IDENTITY (No. 372/22) – 20222022-07-13T18:01:00-03:00

Argentina – PL WHICH REPRODUCES THE LAW PROJECT THAT AMENDS ITS SIMILAR 11.179 – PENAL CODE -, WITH REGARD TO INCORPORATING THE CRIME OF GROOMING IN ORDER TO APPLY THE PROVISIONS PROVIDED THERE WITH RESPECT TO THE CRIMES ALREADY CONSIDERED (No. 77/22) – 2022

Argentina – PL WHICH REPRODUCES THE LAW PROJECT THAT AMENDS ITS SIMILAR 11.179 – PENAL CODE -, WITH REGARD TO INCORPORATING THE CRIME OF GROOMING IN ORDER TO APPLY THE PROVISIONS PROVIDED THERE WITH RESPECT TO THE CRIMES ALREADY CONSIDERED (No. 77/22) – 20222022-07-13T17:15:06-03:00

Argentina – PL REPRODUCES THE BILL THAT REPLACES ART. 2 OF ITS SIMILAR 27.319 – INVESTIGATION, PREVENTION AND FIGHT OF COMPLEX CRIMES -, REGARDING INCORPORATING THE CRIME OF GROOMING IN THE PROCEEDING CASES FOR THE APPLICATION OF THE SPECIAL INVESTIGATION TECHNIQUES CONTEMPLATED THERE (No. 76/22) – 2022

Argentina – PL REPRODUCES THE BILL THAT REPLACES ART. 2 OF ITS SIMILAR 27.319 – INVESTIGATION, PREVENTION AND FIGHT OF COMPLEX CRIMES -, REGARDING INCORPORATING THE CRIME OF GROOMING IN THE PROCEEDING CASES FOR THE APPLICATION OF THE SPECIAL INVESTIGATION TECHNIQUES CONTEMPLATED THERE (No. 76/22) – 20222022-07-06T22:44:34-03:00

Argentina – PL Federal Code of Criminal Procedure of the Nation. Execution of the custodial sentence - Law 24660 -. modifications on including brain imaging techniques and any other type of neurotechnology as evidence (No. 0339-D-2022) – 2022

Argentina – PL Federal Code of Criminal Procedure of the Nation. Execution of the custodial sentence - Law 24660 -. modifications on including brain imaging techniques and any other type of neurotechnology as evidence (No. 0339-D-2022) – 20222022-04-15T13:57:50-03:00

Mexico – Initiative That reforms and adds various provisions of the Federal Criminal Code and the Federal Telecommunications and Broadcasting Law, to increase the penalties for cybercrimes committed against minors, and empower the SCT and the IFT to take crime prevention actions against minors (Parliamentary Gazette 5721-VI (6510)) – 2021

Mexico – Initiative That reforms and adds various provisions of the Federal Criminal Code and the Federal Telecommunications and Broadcasting Law, to increase the penalties for cybercrimes committed against minors, and empower the SCT and the IFT to take crime prevention actions against minors (Parliamentary Gazette 5721-VI (6510)) – 20212022-04-14T21:26:33-03:00

Mexico – Initiative that reforms article 190 of the Federal Telecommunications and Broadcasting Law, in terms of geographic location in real time and registration of communications data (Parliamentary Gazette 5731-V (6353)) – 2021

Mexico – Initiative that reforms article 190 of the Federal Telecommunications and Broadcasting Law, in terms of geographic location in real time and registration of communications data (Parliamentary Gazette 5731-V (6353)) – 20212022-04-14T21:24:22-03:00

Mexico – Draft decree amending article 21, and adding article 121 bis to the General Law of the National Public Security System to create the National Registry of Sexual Offenders and; Article 23, section II of the National Law on the Registry of Detentions is modified (Official Gazette: LXIV/3SPR-2/117613) – 2021

Mexico – Draft decree amending article 21, and adding article 121 bis to the General Law of the National Public Security System to create the National Registry of Sexual Offenders and; Article 23, section II of the National Law on the Registry of Detentions is modified (Official Gazette: LXIV/3SPR-2/117613) – 20212022-04-14T21:11:13-03:00

Colombia – PL By which Law 1621 of 2013 is reformed, the intelligence and counterintelligence data and file cleaning system and other provisions are issued to strengthen the legal framework that allows agencies that carry out intelligence and counterintelligence activities fulfill its constitutional and legal mission (No. 126) – 2020

Colombia – PL By which Law 1621 of 2013 is reformed, the intelligence and counterintelligence data and file cleaning system and other provisions are issued to strengthen the legal framework that allows agencies that carry out intelligence and counterintelligence activities fulfill its constitutional and legal mission (No. 126) – 20202022-04-14T20:40:20-03:00

Brazil – PL Establishes a new definition of what is understood as State intelligence activity, provides for the criminal definition of improper use of purpose in activities inherent to intelligence services and modifies Law No. 9883, of December 7, 1999 (Creates the Brazilian Intelligence System and ABIN); and Law No. 13.869, of September 5, 2019 (Crimes of Abuse of Authority) (No. 4510) – 2020

Brazil – PL Establishes a new definition of what is understood as State intelligence activity, provides for the criminal definition of improper use of purpose in activities inherent to intelligence services and modifies Law No. 9883, of December 7, 1999 (Creates the Brazilian Intelligence System and ABIN); and Law No. 13.869, of September 5, 2019 (Crimes of Abuse of Authority) (No. 4510) – 20202022-04-14T20:27:48-03:00

Brazil – PL Amends Law No. 9.296, of July 24, 1996 – Telephone Interception Law, to contemplate the hypotheses of environmental capture, without a court order, when there is a risk to life, liberty or sexual dignity. Changes the Telephone Interception Law, to allow environmental capture, regardless of a court order or the consent of the interlocutors, when there is a risk to life, liberty or sexual dignity (No. 1903) – 2021

Brazil – PL Amends Law No. 9.296, of July 24, 1996 – Telephone Interception Law, to contemplate the hypotheses of environmental capture, without a court order, when there is a risk to life, liberty or sexual dignity. Changes the Telephone Interception Law, to allow environmental capture, regardless of a court order or the consent of the interlocutors, when there is a risk to life, liberty or sexual dignity (No. 1903) – 20212022-04-14T20:15:45-03:00

Brazil – PL Amends Law No. 9.296, of July 24, 1996, to classify as a crime the behavior of commercialization of data derived from the interception of telephone, computer or telematic communications. The conduct of those who acquire, offer, market, market or participate in the dissemination, for profit, of telephone, computer or telematic interception data, environmental monitoring or violation of judicial secrecy, without a judicial nature, is typified as a crime. authorization or for purposes not authorized by law, punishable by imprisonment from 2 to 4 years and a fine (No. 615) – 2021

Brazil – PL Amends Law No. 9.296, of July 24, 1996, to classify as a crime the behavior of commercialization of data derived from the interception of telephone, computer or telematic communications. The conduct of those who acquire, offer, market, market or participate in the dissemination, for profit, of telephone, computer or telematic interception data, environmental monitoring or violation of judicial secrecy, without a judicial nature, is typified as a crime. authorization or for purposes not authorized by law, punishable by imprisonment from 2 to 4 years and a fine (No. 615) – 20212022-04-14T20:05:02-03:00

Brazil – PL Amends Law No. 9.296, of July 24, 1996 – Law on Interception of Telephone Communications, to contemplate the possibility of interception of telephone communications in prisons. Disciplines the interception of telephone communications in penitentiary centers, allowing to cover all the terminals of the respective area, until the moment in which the one used by the investigated is identified (No. 3952) – 2019

Brazil – PL Amends Law No. 9.296, of July 24, 1996 – Law on Interception of Telephone Communications, to contemplate the possibility of interception of telephone communications in prisons. Disciplines the interception of telephone communications in penitentiary centers, allowing to cover all the terminals of the respective area, until the moment in which the one used by the investigated is identified (No. 3952) – 20192022-04-14T19:56:55-03:00

Brazil – PL Amends Law No. 9.296, of July 24, 1996, which regulates item XII, final part, of art. 5 of the Federal Constitution, to regulate the availability of information on the geographical location of telephone terminals, in the interception of telephone communications (No. 3739) – 2019

Brazil – PL Amends Law No. 9.296, of July 24, 1996, which regulates item XII, final part, of art. 5 of the Federal Constitution, to regulate the availability of information on the geographical location of telephone terminals, in the interception of telephone communications (No. 3739) – 20192022-04-14T19:41:21-03:00

Brazil – PL Establishes the possibility of intercepting telephone communications provided for in Law No. 9.296, of July 24, 1996, for crimes committed with domestic and family violence against women, regardless of the sentence provided (No. 63) – 2020

Brazil – PL Establishes the possibility of intercepting telephone communications provided for in Law No. 9.296, of July 24, 1996, for crimes committed with domestic and family violence against women, regardless of the sentence provided (No. 63) – 20202022-04-14T19:38:02-03:00

Brazil – PL amending Law No. 13.869 of September 5, 2019 (Law on Abuse of Authority), to provide for abuse of authority associated with racial insults; Decree Law No. 2.848, of December 7, 1940 (Criminal Code), to typify the crimes of Racial Hatred; Law No. 9.296, of July 24, 1996, which provides for the collection of information to prove the commission of crimes; and Decree Law No. 3.689, of October 3, 1941 (Criminal Procedure Code), to facilitate access to information for the prevention and repression of the crimes of kidnapping and aggravated homicide (PL No. 4791) – 2020

Brazil – PL amending Law No. 13.869 of September 5, 2019 (Law on Abuse of Authority), to provide for abuse of authority associated with racial insults; Decree Law No. 2.848, of December 7, 1940 (Criminal Code), to typify the crimes of Racial Hatred; Law No. 9.296, of July 24, 1996, which provides for the collection of information to prove the commission of crimes; and Decree Law No. 3.689, of October 3, 1941 (Criminal Procedure Code), to facilitate access to information for the prevention and repression of the crimes of kidnapping and aggravated homicide (PL No. 4791) – 20202022-04-14T19:34:16-03:00

Colombia – Draft law through which the β€œsitaca” technological support system for drivers and motorists is created for the identification of drivers and support for traffic authorities and other provisions are issued (No. 246) – 2021

Colombia – Draft law through which the β€œsitaca” technological support system for drivers and motorists is created for the identification of drivers and support for traffic authorities and other provisions are issued (No. 246) – 20212022-03-03T13:51:55-03:00

Colombia – PL By means of which general provisions are issued to strengthen the protection of personal data, in relation to the recognition of the guarantees of digital rights, and other provisions are issued (No. 300) – 2020

Colombia – PL By means of which general provisions are issued to strengthen the protection of personal data, in relation to the recognition of the guarantees of digital rights, and other provisions are issued (No. 300) – 20202022-02-25T00:00:04-03:00

Colombia – PL By means of which statutory law 1266 of 2008 is modified and added, and general provisions of habeas data are issued in relation to financial, credit, commercial, service information and information from third countries and others are issued provisions (No. 62) – 2019

Colombia – PL By means of which statutory law 1266 of 2008 is modified and added, and general provisions of habeas data are issued in relation to financial, credit, commercial, service information and information from third countries and others are issued provisions (No. 62) – 20192022-02-24T23:47:08-03:00

Colombia – PL Creates, at the expense of the State and under the direction and coordination of the National Institute of Legal Medicine and Forensic Sciences, the National Bank of Genetic Data linked to the commission of high-impact violent crimes in Colombia (No. 68) – 2019

Colombia – PL Creates, at the expense of the State and under the direction and coordination of the National Institute of Legal Medicine and Forensic Sciences, the National Bank of Genetic Data linked to the commission of high-impact violent crimes in Colombia (No. 68) – 20192022-02-24T23:30:16-03:00

Chile – PL Amends Law No. 19.628, on the Protection of Private Life, to prohibit the communication of information related to unpaid debts of an economic, financial, banking or commercial nature, contracted between the dates indicated and under the conditions indicated (Bulletin 13897 -03) – 2020

Chile – PL Amends Law No. 19.628, on the Protection of Private Life, to prohibit the communication of information related to unpaid debts of an economic, financial, banking or commercial nature, contracted between the dates indicated and under the conditions indicated (Bulletin 13897 -03) – 20202022-02-24T00:19:00-03:00

Chile – Bill that modifies Law No. 19.628, on the Protection of Private Life, establishing the prohibition of using, communicating or publishing data of an economic, financial, banking or commercial nature (Bulletin 13695-03) – 2020

Chile – Bill that modifies Law No. 19.628, on the Protection of Private Life, establishing the prohibition of using, communicating or publishing data of an economic, financial, banking or commercial nature (Bulletin 13695-03) – 20202022-02-23T19:21:47-03:00

Chile – PL Amends Law No. 19.628, on the protection of private life, the General Law of Banks, and the General Law of Cooperatives, to prohibit the processing of expired or historical personal data, of an economic, financial, banking or commercial nature , relating to obligations already extinguished by the debtor, either through payment or another way of extinguishing the obligations (Bulletin 12877-07) – 2020

Chile – PL Amends Law No. 19.628, on the protection of private life, the General Law of Banks, and the General Law of Cooperatives, to prohibit the processing of expired or historical personal data, of an economic, financial, banking or commercial nature , relating to obligations already extinguished by the debtor, either through payment or another way of extinguishing the obligations (Bulletin 12877-07) – 20202022-02-23T19:16:07-03:00

Chile – PL Amends Law No. 19.628, on the protection of private life, to suspend, for the period indicated, the communication of information on delinquent obligations, of an economic, financial, banking or commercial nature, contracted by smaller companies (Bulletin 13523-03) – 2020

Chile – PL Amends Law No. 19.628, on the protection of private life, to suspend, for the period indicated, the communication of information on delinquent obligations, of an economic, financial, banking or commercial nature, contracted by smaller companies (Bulletin 13523-03) – 20202022-02-23T19:10:04-03:00

Chile – PL Amends Law 20.575, which establishes the principle of finality in the processing of personal data, to prohibit its publication during the state of constitutional exception of catastrophe and the additional term indicated (Bulletin 13446-03) – 2020

Chile – PL Amends Law 20.575, which establishes the principle of finality in the processing of personal data, to prohibit its publication during the state of constitutional exception of catastrophe and the additional term indicated (Bulletin 13446-03) – 20202022-02-23T19:03:44-03:00

Chile – PL Amends Law No. 19.628, on the protection of private life, to prohibit disclosure of economic, financial, banking or commercial obligations, while the state of constitutional exception for catastrophe decreed due to the pandemic is in force of Covid-19 and for the additional time (Bulletin No. 12414-03) – 2020

Chile – PL Amends Law No. 19.628, on the protection of private life, to prohibit disclosure of economic, financial, banking or commercial obligations, while the state of constitutional exception for catastrophe decreed due to the pandemic is in force of Covid-19 and for the additional time (Bulletin No. 12414-03) – 20202022-02-23T18:49:04-03:00

Chile – PL that modifies the law n. 19.628 on the protection of private life, the general law of banks and the general law of cooperatives, to prohibit the processing of expired or historical personal data, of an economic, financial, banking or commercial nature, related to obligations already extinguished by the debtor, either through payment or another way of extinguishing the obligations (Bulletin No. 12877-07) – 2019

Chile – PL that modifies the law n. 19.628 on the protection of private life, the general law of banks and the general law of cooperatives, to prohibit the processing of expired or historical personal data, of an economic, financial, banking or commercial nature, related to obligations already extinguished by the debtor, either through payment or another way of extinguishing the obligations (Bulletin No. 12877-07) – 20192022-02-22T12:52:30-03:00

Brazil – Bill Amends Law No. 13.709 of August 2018, General Law for the Protection of Personal Data (LGPD), to provide for the composition of the National Council for the Protection of Personal Data and Privacy (No. 2758/21) – 2021

Brazil – Bill Amends Law No. 13.709 of August 2018, General Law for the Protection of Personal Data (LGPD), to provide for the composition of the National Council for the Protection of Personal Data and Privacy (No. 2758/21) – 20212022-02-14T22:36:28-03:00

Brazil – Bill amending Law No. 13.709 of 2018, General Law for the Protection of Personal Data (LGPD), to provide for the development of an ethical code between the rules of good practices and the governance of processing agents (No. 871/21) – 2021

Brazil – Bill amending Law No. 13.709 of 2018, General Law for the Protection of Personal Data (LGPD), to provide for the development of an ethical code between the rules of good practices and the governance of processing agents (No. 871/21) – 20212022-02-14T14:02:18-03:00

Brazil – Bill that provides the guidelines of the Information Technology Law and the rules for obtaining and admissibility of digital evidence in the investigation and in the process, in addition to other measures (No.4939/20) – 2020

Brazil – Bill that provides the guidelines of the Information Technology Law and the rules for obtaining and admissibility of digital evidence in the investigation and in the process, in addition to other measures (No.4939/20) – 20202022-02-14T12:26:21-03:00

Brazil – PL Amends Law No. 13709 of 2018 (General Law for the Protection of Personal Data, LGPD) and Law No. 12414 of 2011 to restrict access, treatment of consumer data exchange to credit protection companies (No. 4374/20) – 2020

Brazil – PL Amends Law No. 13709 of 2018 (General Law for the Protection of Personal Data, LGPD) and Law No. 12414 of 2011 to restrict access, treatment of consumer data exchange to credit protection companies (No. 4374/20) – 20202022-02-12T21:48:18-03:00

Brazil – PL Amends Law 13.431, of April 4, 2017, which establishes the system to guarantee the rights of children and adolescents who are victims or witnesses of violence, to provide for the right of children or adolescents to claim the exclusion of personal information from website research. or news that may cause embarrassment or psychological harm and other measures (No. 4331/20) – 2020

Brazil – PL Amends Law 13.431, of April 4, 2017, which establishes the system to guarantee the rights of children and adolescents who are victims or witnesses of violence, to provide for the right of children or adolescents to claim the exclusion of personal information from website research. or news that may cause embarrassment or psychological harm and other measures (No. 4331/20) – 20202022-02-12T21:32:28-03:00

Brazil – PL Amends Law No. 8080 (Organic Health Law), and Law No. 13.787, which provides for the digitization and use of computer systems for the custody, storage and management of patient records, to oblige the Unified Health System to maintain a single digital platform with patient health information. Creates a digital platform with unified information on patients from public and private health facilities (No. 3814/20) – 2020

Brazil – PL Amends Law No. 8080 (Organic Health Law), and Law No. 13.787, which provides for the digitization and use of computer systems for the custody, storage and management of patient records, to oblige the Unified Health System to maintain a single digital platform with patient health information. Creates a digital platform with unified information on patients from public and private health facilities (No. 3814/20) – 20202022-02-12T21:15:46-03:00

Brazil – Bill Amends Law No. 12.965, of April 23, 2014 (Civil Trademark on the Internet), and Law No. 13.709, of August 14, 2018 (General Data Protection Law), in order to establish rules for the use of pseudonyms and anonymous profiles. In Internet. (No.3044/20) – 2020

Brazil – Bill Amends Law No. 12.965, of April 23, 2014 (Civil Trademark on the Internet), and Law No. 13.709, of August 14, 2018 (General Data Protection Law), in order to establish rules for the use of pseudonyms and anonymous profiles. In Internet. (No.3044/20) – 20202022-02-12T20:27:15-03:00

Brazil – Bill Amends Law No. 12.965, which obliges companies in charge of providing social network services on the Internet to subordinate access to these applications to the prior registration of the user's CPF or CNPJ (No. 2763/20 ) – 2020

Brazil – Bill Amends Law No. 12.965, which obliges companies in charge of providing social network services on the Internet to subordinate access to these applications to the prior registration of the user's CPF or CNPJ (No. 2763/20 ) – 20202022-02-12T19:38:08-03:00

Brazil – Amends Law No. 13.982, to enable the replacement of the Individual Taxpayer Registry (CPF) by another official document or other forms of identification of beneficiaries of emergency aid and other measures (No. 1786/20) – 2020

Brazil – Amends Law No. 13.982, to enable the replacement of the Individual Taxpayer Registry (CPF) by another official document or other forms of identification of beneficiaries of emergency aid and other measures (No. 1786/20) – 20202022-02-12T19:02:20-03:00

Brazil – PL that adds a single paragraph to article 65 of the General Law for the Protection of Personal Data – LGPD. It establishes that, only 12 months after the entry into force of the General Data Protection Law, the sanctions for non-compliance with its regulations (No.1198/20) - 2020 will be applied to treatment agents

Brazil – PL that adds a single paragraph to article 65 of the General Law for the Protection of Personal Data – LGPD. It establishes that, only 12 months after the entry into force of the General Data Protection Law, the sanctions for non-compliance with its regulations (No.1198/20) - 2020 will be applied to treatment agents2022-02-12T18:28:56-03:00

Brazil – PL that increases the term for the application of sanctions according to the LGPD, so that they are not applicable from the validity of the law that took place right in the middle of the arrival of covid-19 (No.1164/20) – 2020

Brazil – PL that increases the term for the application of sanctions according to the LGPD, so that they are not applicable from the validity of the law that took place right in the middle of the arrival of covid-19 (No.1164/20) – 20202022-02-12T18:22:45-03:00

Brazil – PL Amends Law No. 13.709, of August 14, 2018, General Law on Protection of Personal Data (LGPD), to include philanthropic entities in the list of exceptions to the application of the General Law on Data Protection Personal and establish a limit to the application of a fine to these entities (No. 365/20) – 2020

Brazil – PL Amends Law No. 13.709, of August 14, 2018, General Law on Protection of Personal Data (LGPD), to include philanthropic entities in the list of exceptions to the application of the General Law on Data Protection Personal and establish a limit to the application of a fine to these entities (No. 365/20) – 20202022-02-12T16:38:46-03:00

Brazil – PL Amends Law No. 13.709, of August 14, 2018 (General Law on the Protection of Personal Data), to provide for co-regulation. Amends the Personal Data Protection Law to allow those responsible or operators of personal data to develop standards of good practices and governance of personal data, to be submitted to the National Data Protection Authority (No.6212/19) – 2019

Brazil – PL Amends Law No. 13.709, of August 14, 2018 (General Law on the Protection of Personal Data), to provide for co-regulation. Amends the Personal Data Protection Law to allow those responsible or operators of personal data to develop standards of good practices and governance of personal data, to be submitted to the National Data Protection Authority (No.6212/19) – 20192022-02-12T16:16:50-03:00

Brazil – PL Amends law. 12.965 of April 23, 2014, which establishes the principle, guarantees, rights and duties for the use of the Internet in Brazil, to establish the right to portability of personal data of users of Internet application providers (No.5959/19 ) – 2019

Brazil – PL Amends law. 12.965 of April 23, 2014, which establishes the principle, guarantees, rights and duties for the use of the Internet in Brazil, to establish the right to portability of personal data of users of Internet application providers (No.5959/19 ) – 20192022-02-12T15:30:44-03:00

Brazil – PL that regulates Disciplinary Services related to transactions made with crypto assets on electronic commerce platforms. It proposes the regulation of the cryptoactive market in the country, through the definition of concepts; guidelines; Exchanges licensing system; supervision and inspection by the Central Bank and the CVM; measures to combat money laundering and other illegal practices; and sanctions applied to the fraudulent or reckless management of cryptoactive exchanges. (No.3825/19) – 2019

Brazil – PL that regulates Disciplinary Services related to transactions made with crypto assets on electronic commerce platforms. It proposes the regulation of the cryptoactive market in the country, through the definition of concepts; guidelines; Exchanges licensing system; supervision and inspection by the Central Bank and the CVM; measures to combat money laundering and other illegal practices; and sanctions applied to the fraudulent or reckless management of cryptoactive exchanges. (No.3825/19) – 20192022-02-11T21:37:27-03:00

Brazil – PL that criminalizes the act of disclosing, providing or giving access to personal data of third parties, without authorization or without lawful purposes, providing qualifiers for the various forms of its disclosure (No.3170/19) – 2019

Brazil – PL that criminalizes the act of disclosing, providing or giving access to personal data of third parties, without authorization or without lawful purposes, providing qualifiers for the various forms of its disclosure (No.3170/19) – 20192022-02-11T21:18:09-03:00

Brazil – PL Amends Law No. 9.472 of July 16, 1997, to make the prior and express consent of users mandatory for the disclosure of their telephone number and personal information by telecommunications providers (No. 2691) – 2019

Brazil – PL Amends Law No. 9.472 of July 16, 1997, to make the prior and express consent of users mandatory for the disclosure of their telephone number and personal information by telecommunications providers (No. 2691) – 20192022-02-11T21:03:17-03:00

Brazil - Altera or MCI, with the aim of creating stimulus to plurality and diversity of news, assuring measures of protection of national wages and combating fake news, to adopt a non-discriminatory treatment policy for media companies of journals, magazines, radio and televisΓ£o legally instituted bem as to create mechanisms of equanimity, plurality and diversity of content on the internet. - 2021

Brazil - Altera or MCI, with the aim of creating stimulus to plurality and diversity of news, assuring measures of protection of national wages and combating fake news, to adopt a non-discriminatory treatment policy for media companies of journals, magazines, radio and televisΓ£o legally instituted bem as to create mechanisms of equanimity, plurality and diversity of content on the internet. - 20212021-09-07T11:44:12-03:00

Argentina - Draft Law. Denialist Behaviors and / or Apologists for Genocide and Crimes Against Humanity; of the Argentine Sovereignty on the Falkland Islands and the South Atlantic Islands; and On Public Policies on Epidemics that Put Public Health at Risk. Sanction

Argentina - Draft Law. Denialist Behaviors and / or Apologists for Genocide and Crimes Against Humanity; of the Argentine Sovereignty on the Falkland Islands and the South Atlantic Islands; and On Public Policies on Epidemics that Put Public Health at Risk. Sanction2021-08-24T22:04:29-03:00

Colombia - draft Law "By means of which norms are dictated aimed at recognizing the transmission of cultural knowledge, fostering and promoting the sustainability of artistic trades, creative and cultural industries and cultural heritage in Colombia and other provisions ”- 2021

Colombia - draft Law "By means of which norms are dictated aimed at recognizing the transmission of cultural knowledge, fostering and promoting the sustainability of artistic trades, creative and cultural industries and cultural heritage in Colombia and other provisions ”- 20212021-07-22T19:36:51-03:00

Colombia - Project β€œBy which the responsibilities established in ARTICLE 47 of Law 1098 of 2006 for the recognition, guarantee and protection of the rights of children, infancy and adolescence are regulated and preventive measures are adopted to avoid the violation of your rights - 2021

Colombia - Project β€œBy which the responsibilities established in ARTICLE 47 of Law 1098 of 2006 for the recognition, guarantee and protection of the rights of children, infancy and adolescence are regulated and preventive measures are adopted to avoid the violation of your rights - 20212021-07-22T19:32:39-03:00

Colombia - The Bill seeks to promote access to information and social control over public management during the health emergency derived from the Covid-19 pandemic exercised by journalists, media, organizations of the society society for the protection of human rights , Institutions And People That Exercise Social Control Through Research, Members Of Collegiate Bodies And Citizen Oversight Offices - 2021

Colombia - The Bill seeks to promote access to information and social control over public management during the health emergency derived from the Covid-19 pandemic exercised by journalists, media, organizations of the society society for the protection of human rights , Institutions And People That Exercise Social Control Through Research, Members Of Collegiate Bodies And Citizen Oversight Offices - 20212021-07-22T19:39:21-03:00

Colombia - Adds an Article to the Penal Code to Punish Sexual Harassment in Public Space. The Article Punishes Whoever "Without consent, harasses, physically or verbally harasses, makes exhibitionism, touching or filming with unequivocal sexual connotation or explicit sexual content, against a person". Establishes Penalties From One To Three Years In Prison - 2020

Colombia - Adds an Article to the Penal Code to Punish Sexual Harassment in Public Space. The Article Punishes Whoever "Without consent, harasses, physically or verbally harasses, makes exhibitionism, touching or filming with unequivocal sexual connotation or explicit sexual content, against a person". Establishes Penalties From One To Three Years In Prison - 20202021-07-22T19:23:39-03:00

Peru - Proposes to modify the Regulations of the Congress of the Republic to provide interpreters to congressmen for the proper translation into their native languages ​​during their participation or presentation of documents, orally and in writing, in the exercise of their parliamentary functions - 2021

Peru - Proposes to modify the Regulations of the Congress of the Republic to provide interpreters to congressmen for the proper translation into their native languages ​​during their participation or presentation of documents, orally and in writing, in the exercise of their parliamentary functions - 20212021-05-19T10:31:14-03:00

Peru - Proposes to modify various regulations of the health sector in order to avoid discrimination against patients, among other reasons, due to their identity and gender expression ("externally perceived identity"), understood as part of the right to personal identity - 2021

Peru - Proposes to modify various regulations of the health sector in order to avoid discrimination against patients, among other reasons, due to their identity and gender expression ("externally perceived identity"), understood as part of the right to personal identity - 20212021-05-19T10:27:28-03:00

Peru - Defines acts of political harassment as "acts of pressure, persecution, harassment and threats with the purpose of limiting, nullifying, attacking, restricting, counteracting or undermining the political exercise of women" and presents a list of acts that qualify as 'political harassment'. In addition, it provides that these acts be denounced before the political groups to which the aggrieved belong or before the Public Ministry; however, it does not establish any classification or civil, administrative or criminal consequence for the offense. Likewise, it creates a National Observatory of Political Violence against Women, in charge of the Ministry of Women and Vulnerable Populations, which must collect and systematize information related to political violence against women - 2021

Peru - Defines acts of political harassment as "acts of pressure, persecution, harassment and threats with the purpose of limiting, nullifying, attacking, restricting, counteracting or undermining the political exercise of women" and presents a list of acts that qualify as 'political harassment'. In addition, it provides that these acts be denounced before the political groups to which the aggrieved belong or before the Public Ministry; however, it does not establish any classification or civil, administrative or criminal consequence for the offense. Likewise, it creates a National Observatory of Political Violence against Women, in charge of the Ministry of Women and Vulnerable Populations, which must collect and systematize information related to political violence against women - 20212021-05-19T10:25:40-03:00

Peru - Declares the Peruvian Legal Information System (SPIJ) as an official edition of the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights and provides that its access is universal and free, entrusting the National Directorate of Legal Affairs with its monthly update, prioritizing its development through web applications and mobile - 2021

Peru - Declares the Peruvian Legal Information System (SPIJ) as an official edition of the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights and provides that its access is universal and free, entrusting the National Directorate of Legal Affairs with its monthly update, prioritizing its development through web applications and mobile - 20212021-05-19T10:22:12-03:00

Brazil - PL 516/2021 Creates the "Safe Childhood and No Pornography" program, which establishes rules of respect for the protection and protection of the dignity of children and adolescents, people in development and in a condition of special psychological fragility, in the specified way - 2021

Brazil - PL 516/2021 Creates the "Safe Childhood and No Pornography" program, which establishes rules of respect for the protection and protection of the dignity of children and adolescents, people in development and in a condition of special psychological fragility, in the specified way - 20212021-05-19T10:00:14-03:00

Brazil - PL 495/2021 Amends article 18 of Law N Β° 12.965, of April 23, 2014, of the Civil Framework of the Internet - MCI, to prohibit the censorship of words and expressions or political positions in the content published by users on the World Wide Web - 2021

Brazil - PL 495/2021 Amends article 18 of Law N Β° 12.965, of April 23, 2014, of the Civil Framework of the Internet - MCI, to prohibit the censorship of words and expressions or political positions in the content published by users on the World Wide Web - 20212021-05-19T09:56:58-03:00

Brazil - PL 354/2021 to curb the dissemination of advertisements and other marketing communications that promote sexism, misogyny and other forms of violence against women and institute an incentive policy in favor of product and service providers that adopt targeted affirmative actions to promote gender equity and the strengthening of female representation in the consumer market (β€œLei Magó”) - 2021

Brazil - PL 354/2021 to curb the dissemination of advertisements and other marketing communications that promote sexism, misogyny and other forms of violence against women and institute an incentive policy in favor of product and service providers that adopt targeted affirmative actions to promote gender equity and the strengthening of female representation in the consumer market (β€œLei Magó”) - 20212021-05-19T09:44:33-03:00

Brazil - PL 356/2021 Amends the Penal Code, to establish a new ground for committing a crime in the event of censorship of social networks, and adds an article to the Electoral Code, in order to classify, as an electoral crime, the censorship of social networks specifically for this purpose -2021

Brazil - PL 356/2021 Amends the Penal Code, to establish a new ground for committing a crime in the event of censorship of social networks, and adds an article to the Electoral Code, in order to classify, as an electoral crime, the censorship of social networks specifically for this purpose -20212021-05-19T09:41:35-03:00

Brazil - PL 246/2021 Establishes the civil liability of Internet application providers for the moderation of activity, in the form of content labeling that expresses the user's opinion, and thus characterizes the exercise of fundamental freedoms - 2021

Brazil - PL 246/2021 Establishes the civil liability of Internet application providers for the moderation of activity, in the form of content labeling that expresses the user's opinion, and thus characterizes the exercise of fundamental freedoms - 20212021-05-18T23:46:06-03:00

Brazil - PL 278/2021 Amends the Penal Code in order to criminalize the reproduction, dissemination and propagation, with the intention of denigrating the image of the person, subject to judicial conviction, of a person already acquitted in higher courts, in the judiciary - 2021

Brazil - PL 278/2021 Amends the Penal Code in order to criminalize the reproduction, dissemination and propagation, with the intention of denigrating the image of the person, subject to judicial conviction, of a person already acquitted in higher courts, in the judiciary - 20212021-05-18T23:42:42-03:00

Brazil - PL 81/2021 Provides administrative offenses for acts of racism and homotransphobia in soccer stadiums, athletics tracks, sports gyms and other sports facilities, in the Municipalities and the Federal District and establishes other provisions. - 2021

Brazil - PL 81/2021 Provides administrative offenses for acts of racism and homotransphobia in soccer stadiums, athletics tracks, sports gyms and other sports facilities, in the Municipalities and the Federal District and establishes other provisions. - 20212021-05-18T23:31:10-03:00

Argentina - Draft Law to modify the Penal Code of the Nation. Incorporation of Article 213 Ter, On Declarations Or Manifestations Tending To Claim, Legitimize And / Or Minimize The Crimes Committed By State Terrorism During The Last Military Dictatorship - 2021

Argentina - Draft Law to modify the Penal Code of the Nation. Incorporation of Article 213 Ter, On Declarations Or Manifestations Tending To Claim, Legitimize And / Or Minimize The Crimes Committed By State Terrorism During The Last Military Dictatorship - 20212021-03-29T13:43:42-03:00

Argentina - Crexell: Reproduces the bill that modifies its similar 27.275 - Access to Public Information -, with respect to adapting it to the guidelines established in international standards and jurisprudential precedents. (Ref. S. 304/19) - 2021

Argentina - Crexell: Reproduces the bill that modifies its similar 27.275 - Access to Public Information -, with respect to adapting it to the guidelines established in international standards and jurisprudential precedents. (Ref. S. 304/19) - 20212021-03-17T11:26:56-03:00
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