The Director of CEDIS participates in the 5th International Congress on Fundamental Rights and Criminal Procedure in the Digital Age, Data Protection and Criminal Justice.

On September 1st at 10:00 AM, Professor Laura Schertel (Director of CEDIS) participated.
from the International Congress on Fundamental Rights and Criminal Procedure in the Digital Age, a
Event promoted by InternetLab with the support of the USP Law School.
This year, the congress addressed current debates surrounding the protection of personal data.
and criminal justice, addressing controversies faced by the judiciary and legal professionals.
of law in the face of the development and adoption of new technologies in prevention,
repression, prosecution of crimes, and the very dynamics of criminal activity.

Brazilian experts in privacy and data protection participate in the panels.
foreigners, academics in the fields of criminal law and criminal procedure, agents of
The state, representatives from the private sector, and civil society.

In addition to the panels, this year's congress program also included...
a film and short film showcase entitled “Stories of Surveillance and Control”, held in
Partnership with Finos Filmes.

The event also marked the launch of the fourth volume of the work "Fundamental Rights".
"Criminal Procedure in the Digital Age: Doctrine and Practice in Debate," which brings together articles and
Contributions from the IV Congress.