We want decision-makers to be able to regulate the world’s platforms. Today the decision is how we are going to do it and do it fast, he said in statements to Prensa Latina.

The Unpfa is currently leading a campaign in Costa Rica demanding a halt to digital violence against women and the misuse of their images on the Internet.

The initiative took advantage in the context of the fashion week in Costa Rica, which closes this Saturday, showing several messages on the Body-right catwalk: My body belongs to me also on the Internet, Silence in the face of digital violence is not indifference, it is complicity.

In it, women in their diversities, such as indigenous, Afro-descendants, with disabilities, LGBTI, as well as some public figures showed in their dresses other messages: When it comes to digital violence, the virtual is real. We demand real protection from the authorities, not indifference.

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