LabSul IN THE SENATE: DEBATING RESTRICTIONS ON CRIME REPORTING IN SCHOOLS

LabSul, represented by Executive Director Gustavo Borges, took part in a debate promoted by the Communication and Digital Law Commission (CCDD) in the Senate. The debate discussed restrictions on reporting crimes in schools. The meeting aimed to reflect on the limits between press freedom and the need to protect the school environment from possible incitement to fear and violence.

During his speech, Gustavo Borges highlighted the importance of a regulatory approach that considers fundamental rights, such as freedom of expression and information, without disregarding the social responsibility of digital platforms and traditional media. He also stressed that technological advances require new ways of regulating the circulation of sensitive information, especially in crimes committed in vulnerable environments such as schools.

This dialogue, which involved experts from various fields, is a fundamental part of building public policies that guarantee school safety and the protection of human rights in the digital environment.