Technology-facilitated gender violence is a global issue that goes beyond the physical, with tangible impacts on its victims. This research analyzes the specific patterns in Paraguay to develop evidence-based social, legal, and policy solutions, considering both survivors and perpetrators.

The use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) in recruiting human trafficking victims for sexual exploitation—both offline and online—is a current issue in our country that calls for direct, evidence-based action from public policy makers.

The 'Better Data' project aims to unify terminologies and adapt local frameworks to understand and address online gender violence from an inclusive, data-driven perspective, prioritizing initiatives from the Global South.

This project seeks to understand and close the knowledge gaps regarding online gender violence perpetrators through a research roadmap that synthesizes existing studies, identifies key areas for future research, and proposes effective strategies and methodologies to guide interventions.

This study analyzes Law 5777/16 in Paraguay, highlighting its impact on freedom of expression and the need for a balance between the protection of women's rights and democratic principles, through a constitutional, international, and relevant legal case review.

This research delves into digital violence against women journalists in Paraguay, analyzing its causes, consequences, and impact on freedom of expression as well as the role of the media. It aims to propose recommendations for public policies and protective strategies.

This groundbreaking study examines online gender violence in Paraguay, revealing its manifestations, impact, and challenges. It seeks to raise awareness, inform, and propose recommendations to address this emerging issue and protect women's rights in the digital realm.

This study examines the issue of non-consensual distribution of intimate images in Paraguay, analyzing the legal framework, victims' experiences, and recommendations for addressing it. It aims to raise awareness, promote prevention, and improve institutional responses to this form of digital violence.