16 – 17 November 2023 – Rio de Janeiro, Praia de Botafogo 190 (FGV Law School) and via Zoom The 2nd BRICS+ …
Publications
Hosted by the Center for Technology and Society at FGV Law School, Rio de Janeiro, part ofthe Fellows in Rio Programme Deadline …
The past decade has witnessed the emergence of multiple debates on digital sovereignty, a hotly debated topic, that does not have a universal …
Article by Luca Belli and Nicolo Zingales
A comparative interactive platform developed by CyberBRICS.
Article by CyberBRICS Fellow Dr Senka Hadzic South Africa’s telecommunications sector has transitioned from a state-owned monopoly to a more competitive environment …
Policy Brief by Larissa Magalhães (CyberBRICS Fellow) & Soumaya Ben Dhaou (United Nations University) presented at the 8th Multi-stakeholder Forum on Science, …
Paper by Luca Belli (CyberBRICS Director), Yasmin Curzi (CyberBRICS Associated Scholar) & Walter Gaspar (CyberBRICS Manager)
Paper by CyberBRICS Director Luca Belli, published at the Indian Journal of Law and Technology.
Paper by Luca Belli, Yasmin Curzi and Walter Britto Gaspar published at Computer, Law and Security Review Abstract Brazil has recently moved …
Chapter by CyberBRICS Fellow Smriti Parsheera in the book “Emerging Trends in Data Governance”.
By Smriti Parsheera (CyberBRICS Fellow)1 The book Private and Controversial: When Public Health and Privacy Meet in India brings to light the …
Paper by CyberBRICS Fellow Larissa Magalhães, published at the African Journal of Information and Communication
Paper by CyberBRICS Fellow Smriti Parsheera, published at the African Journal of Information and Communication
Smriti Parsheera The term ‘big tech’ offers a helpful and widely used label for describing the world’s most powerful technology companies. The …
Gaurav Jain & Smriti Parsheera The increasing adoption of facial processing systems in India is fraught with concerns of privacy, transparency, accountability, and …
A juxtaposed visualization of BRICS online content regulations.
This paper was published at International Data Privacy Law, you can access the official version here. Summary:
Article by CyberBRICS Director, Dr. Luca Belli, published at the Beijing Review in July 14, 2022
This is a non-official translation of Executive Order n. 1124/2022, which transforms the Brazilian Data Protection Authority into an independent administrative agency, by the CTS-FGV team – translated by José Luiz Nunes and Luca Belli.
Livro organizado por Luca Belli (Coordenador CyberBRICS) e Jess Reia. Confira a versão de acesso aberto:
This is a non-official translation of the Brazilian Data Protection Authority’s regulation regarding small-sized processing agents by the CTS-FGV team – translated by Eduardo Mattos, …
By Luca Belli, Nicolo Zingales, Erica Bakonyi, Yasmin Curzi and Walter B. Gaspar In August 2021, the National Data Protection Authority (ANPD) …
Abstract In the concluding statement of the 2021 BRICS Summit, the bloc’s five members—Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa—pledged to pursue …
The accession to the Convention brings many advantages, but it could complicate the Brazilian stance at the BRICS and UN levels. Largely …
Implementar a Convenção de Budapeste irá requerer uma ótima sinergia entre o Legislativo e o Itamaraty Nas últimas semanas, um importante acontecimento …
By Senka Hadzic The promotion of smart cities is generally shaped by a technological lens that focuses on digital innovation and data. …