Rafael Rubio, Rodrigo Cetina y Vitor Monteiro han participado en la Conferencia de la UNESCO celebrada en París bajo el título "Internet para la confianza". En ella, se debatió un proyecto de directrices para regular las plataformas digitales, con el fin de mejorar la fiabilidad de la información y proteger la libertad de expresión y los derechos humanos.

A continuación, adjuntamos algunas fotos del evento:

El listado completo de participantes en el evento es el siguiente:

Opening and closing remarks:

1. Tawfik Jelassi, Assistant Director- General Communication and Information, UNESCO
2. Simon-Pierre Nanitelamio, Deputy Director, Electoral Assistance Division at United Nations, Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs (DPPA, New York)
3. Francine Pickup, Deputy Assistant Administrator & Deputy Director, Bureau for Policy and Programme Support New York, UNDP (online, video message)
4. Rafael Rubio, Full Professor, Complutense University of Madrid
5. Guilherme Canela, Chief Section Freedom of Expression/Safety of Journalists UNESCO
6. Niahm Hanafin, Senior Advisor, Information Integrity, UNDP

Speakers and participants:

7. Osama Aljaber, Digital Democracy Specialist, UNDP (Regional office in Aman)
8. Emad Alsaiah, Chairperson, High National Election Commission (Libya)
9. Maria Begoña Lasagabaster, Director for Gender Equality, UNESCO
10. Gustavo Behr, Representative, National Election Commission (Portugal)
11. Alexandr Berlinschii, Secretary, Central Electoral Commission (Moldova)
12. Luis Diego Brenes Villalobos, Magistrate, Supreme Electoral Tribunal (Costa Rica)
13. Davidetta Browne Lansanah, Chairperson, National Elections Commission (Liberia)
14. Rodrigo Cetina, Professor, Harvard University
15. Mukelani Siphesihle Dimba, Executive, Information Regulator (South Africa)
16. Rachelle Faust, National Democratic Institute (NDI)
17. Herilalatiana Andrianarisaona, Coordonnateur de la Cellule de lutte contre la Cybercriminalité, Ministère de la Communication et de la Culture (Madagascar)
18. Lenka Homolkova , Chief Technical Adviser Elections, UNDP (Liberia)
19. Sare Knoope, SELECT Project, UNDP (Brussels-EC)
20. Marjorie de Los Ángeles Chávez Macías, Congresswoman, National Congress of Ecuador
21. Janet Love, Vice-Chairperson, Electoral Commission of South Africa
22. Sy Mamabolo, Chief Elections Officer, Electoral Commission of South Africa
23. Steven Martin, Political and Electoral Affairs Officer, Electoral Assistance Division, DPPA
24. Julian Merer, Chargé de Mission Arcom - Déontologie & Lutte contre la désinformation sur les plateformes en ligne (France)
25. Vitor Monteiro, Researcher at the Observatory on Disinformation at UCM, Advisor of Superior Electoral Court (TSE) (Brazil).
26. Saidi Oumarou, Directeur de l’informatique et du fichier électoral biométrique du Niger from the Commission électorale nationale indépendante (Niger)
27. Ajay Patel, Electoral Technology adviser UNDP (Libya)
28. Laurence Pécaut-Rivolier, Membre du Collège, Autorité de régulation de la communication audiovisuelle et numérique (France)
29. Pablo Pereira, Head of CI issues, Brazilian Permanent Delegation to UNESCO
30. Gaël Restrepo Barman, Specialized Collaborator, Permanent Delegation of Switzerland to UNESCO and Francophonie
31. Fernanda Rodríguez González, Director General of International Institutional Relations, Electoral Tribunal of the Federal Judicial Branch (Mexico)
32. Tom Rogers, Australian Electoral Commissioner, Australian Electoral Commission
33. Mark Stephens, Partner, Howard Kennedy LLP
34. Pansy Tlakula, Chairperson, Information Regulator of South Africa
35. José Luis Vargas Valdez, Magistrate, Electoral Tribunal of the Federal Judicial Branch (Mexico)
36. Moira Whelan, National Democratic Institute (NDI)

Organisers:

37. Mehdi Benchelah, Senior Project Officer, UNESCO
38. Tatiana Monney, Electoral Expert, UNDP BPPS, New York (facilitation)
39. Albertina Piterbarg, Electoral Expert, UNESCO (facilitation)
40. Antonia Von Born-Fallois, UNESCO (reporting)
41. Valdemar Satoshi Rojle Christensen, UNDP (reporting)