Freedom of Expression in the Digital Age: The Importance of Limiting Intermediary Liability

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Join the Mexico Institute for an insightful discussion where leading experts from academia and civil society organizations will explore the crucial intersection between freedom of expression and the accountability of digital platforms in the Latin American context.

In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, freedom of expression faces unprecedented challenges. The liability framework for digital platforms plays a key role in safeguarding this fundamental right while ensuring a balanced and responsible online ecosystem.

This webinar will examine:
  • Key judicial precedents in Latin America on freedom of expression and intermediary liability, including pending cases with the potential to set significant precedents.
  • The influence of the Inter-American Human Rights System, shaping the legal framework for digital rights in the region.
  • Best practices and policy recommendations to strengthen the protection of freedom of expression in Latin America's digital space and the critical role of digital platforms.

Speakers

Adriana García García
Adriana García García
Expert Advisor, Stanford Law School’s Rule of Law Impact Lab
Raúl Echeberría
Raúl Echeberría
Executive Director, Latinamerican Internet Association

Moderator

Eduardo Bertoni
Eduardo Bertoni
Director of the Center for Human Rights & Humanitarian Law, American University WCL 

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