Almost one month ago, precisely on 28th of January, all over the world was celebrated the right to privacy. Since the creation of this blog in 2010, its counter of visualizations doesn't work and the same is happening with my YouTube channel since its creation in 2020. For no reason, I'm being harmed in so many ways and for so long. Why can I not have a YouTube channel and blog with their counter of visualizations working like everyone else? However, all the world is demanding justice and equality. The Brazilian institutions including from the government must do more to reinforce human rights. Including demanding justice and fighting the daily bullying on TV. The cowardice and injustices can't carry on. The good people of the world is demanding a fairer and inclusive Brazil, because they know about what is happening here and their demand must be heard for all. If you want to know my channel and see a small sample of the huge worldwide movement for justice, democracy and political rights, watch my videos, here is the link https://www.youtube.com/@lucianofietto4773/videos. This post is a summary of three articles. The first was published at https://www.dsci.in/data-privacy-day-2025/. The second was published at https://awareness-days.co.uk/awareness-day/data-privacy-day/2025-01-28/. The third was published at https://pacc-ccap.ca/dpd/
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