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El Derecho a la Privacidad en Chile

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7th December 2018
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Este informe es presentado por Derechos Digitales, Ciudadano Inteligente, Fundación ProAcceso y Privacy International. Derechos Digitales es una organización no gubernamental de defensa, promoción y desarrollo de los derechos humanos en el entorno digital. Ciudadano Inteligente es una organización dedicada a fortalecer la democracia y reducir la desigualdad a través de la transparencia y la participación ciudadana. Fundación ProAcceso se dedica a la defensa del derecho de acceso a la información pública como un derecho fundamental. Privacy International es una organización de derechos humanos que trabaja en fomentar y promover el derecho a la privacidad y combatir la vigilancia alrededor del mundo.

Las organizaciones antes mencionadas desean manifestar sus preocupaciones sobre el derecho a la privacidad, y otros derechos fundamentales relacionados con éste. Estos temas no fueron abordados en revisiones anteriores del Estado chileno, y deseamos sean puestas a consideración en la sesión 32 del Grupo de Trabajo del Examen Periódico Universal (EPU).

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UPR_Chile Recommendations Summary.pdf
EPU Chile El Derecho a la privacidad.pdf
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