Gracias a quienes durante 2015 se interesaron en mis notas. Me tomo un tiempo de vacaciones por lo que no escribiré hasta fines de enero. Feliz año y hasta la vuelta!
Thanks to all the people who were interested in my articles during 2015. I am on vacation and that is why I will not write articles until the end of January. Happy new year and see you soon!
Etiquetas
libertad de expresion
Internet
freedom of expression
derechos humanos
human rights
Periodismo
Acceso a Informacion
right to privacy
derecho a la privacidad
Access to Information
Journalism
data protection
datos personales
copyright
derechos de autor
derecho a la cultura
democracia
Entrevistas
access to culture
salud
fake news
health
net neutrality
neuroderechos
publicidad oficial
tecnologías
zero rating
1/1/16
Hasta la vuelta!
en Twitter @ebertoni. Eduardo Bertoni (Phd, Buenos Aires University) is currently the Director of the Center for Human Rights & Humanitarian Law, at the Washington College of Law, American University. Former Representative of the Regional Office for South America of the Inter American Institute of Human Rights. He was the first Director of the Access to Public Information Agency (AAIP) wich is the Argentine Data Protection Authority. He was the founder and first Executive Director of the Center for Studies on Freedom of Expression and Access to Information (CELE) at Palermo University School of Law, Argentina. Before returning to Argentina in 2009, he was the Executive Director of the Due Process of Law Foundation (DPLF) until May, 2006. Previously, he was the Special Rapporteur for Freedom of Expression of the Inter-American Commission of Human Rights at the Organization of American States (2002-2005).
20/11/15
Prevent and Punish. In search of solutions to fight violence against journalists.
(Below is the
abstract of my paper published originally by UNESCO in 2015)
This paper
serves as an overview of the global pattern of crimes committed against media
workers, the impunity connected with such acts, and the steps both the
international community and individual states have taken to confront the
situation.
The first
chapter introduces the magnitude of the trend of violence journalists face, the
impunity for said crimes, and its impact on freedom of expression and
democracy. This overview draws on the statistics of non-governmental
organizations and other international bodies to demonstrate the global nature
of the problem.
The second
chapter explains the methods of international organizations— such as the United
Nations, the organization of American States, the African Commission on Human
and Peoples’ Rights and the Organization for Security and Cooperation in
Europe— have employed to combat such impunity. Declarations, resolutions, plans
of actions and judicial opinions from international courts all inform this
capsulation.
The third
chapter describes the programs countries have implemented to confront the
issue, specifically within Latin America. Such innovations include the creation
of special prosecutors, the federalization of crimes against journalists, and
protection programs.
The paper
includes a discussion of the challenges the justice system faces in
investigating and prosecuting these crimes, while acknowledging that impunity
in Latin America is a scourge across all types of criminal activity. At the
same time, the paper makes the case as to why attacks on journalists merit
particular attention from the criminal justice system.
Etiquetas:
freedom of expression,
Journalism,
Periodismo
en Twitter @ebertoni. Eduardo Bertoni (Phd, Buenos Aires University) is currently the Director of the Center for Human Rights & Humanitarian Law, at the Washington College of Law, American University. Former Representative of the Regional Office for South America of the Inter American Institute of Human Rights. He was the first Director of the Access to Public Information Agency (AAIP) wich is the Argentine Data Protection Authority. He was the founder and first Executive Director of the Center for Studies on Freedom of Expression and Access to Information (CELE) at Palermo University School of Law, Argentina. Before returning to Argentina in 2009, he was the Executive Director of the Due Process of Law Foundation (DPLF) until May, 2006. Previously, he was the Special Rapporteur for Freedom of Expression of the Inter-American Commission of Human Rights at the Organization of American States (2002-2005).
15/11/15
¿Una ley para el debate?*
Etiquetas:
Acceso a Informacion,
democracia,
libertad de expresion
en Twitter @ebertoni. Eduardo Bertoni (Phd, Buenos Aires University) is currently the Director of the Center for Human Rights & Humanitarian Law, at the Washington College of Law, American University. Former Representative of the Regional Office for South America of the Inter American Institute of Human Rights. He was the first Director of the Access to Public Information Agency (AAIP) wich is the Argentine Data Protection Authority. He was the founder and first Executive Director of the Center for Studies on Freedom of Expression and Access to Information (CELE) at Palermo University School of Law, Argentina. Before returning to Argentina in 2009, he was the Executive Director of the Due Process of Law Foundation (DPLF) until May, 2006. Previously, he was the Special Rapporteur for Freedom of Expression of the Inter-American Commission of Human Rights at the Organization of American States (2002-2005).
Suscribirse a:
Entradas (Atom)
