TECHNOLOGY, AN ALLY TOTHE 21ST CENTURY WOMEN: AN ESSAY

This essay explores how digital technology serves as a powerful ally for women’s empowerment in Paraguay, particularly in the legal field. Drawing from the author’s experience as the country’s first judge to lead a fully digital court process, the text shows how technological tools help women reconcile professional and domestic responsibilities, while promoting greater access, security, and transparency in the justice system. It also highlights the persistent gender inequalities in Paraguay and argues that, while technology is not a cure-all, it can significantly reduce barriers to real equality—if implemented thoughtfully. The essay uses qualitative reflection to underscore how virtual hearings, remote work, and safety-enhancing tools like panic apps or monitoring bracelets offer concrete benefits to women. However, it also warns that unregulated algorithms risk reinforcing discrimination. The essay concludes with a call for responsible use and regulation of technology to ensure it contributes to lasting change for women in all spheres of life.

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International Journal of Law in Changing World
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2025-06-28
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https://doi.org/10.54934/ijlcw.v4i3.139
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Indian Economic and Social Development
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TECHNOLOGY, AN ALLY TOTHE 21ST CENTURY WOMEN: AN ESSAY

Vivian Núñes
International Journal of Law in Changing World
Indian Economic and Social Development
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TECHNOLOGY, AN ALLY TOTHE 21ST CENTURY WOMEN: AN ESSAY

Vivian Núñes
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Abstract

This essay explores how digital technology serves as a powerful ally for women’s empowerment in Paraguay, particularly in the legal field. Drawing from the author’s experience as the country’s first judge to lead a fully digital court process, the text shows how technological tools help women reconcile professional and domestic responsibilities, while promoting greater access, security, and transparency in the justice system. It also highlights the persistent gender inequalities in Paraguay and argues that, while technology is not a cure-all, it can significantly reduce barriers to real equality—if implemented thoughtfully. The essay uses qualitative reflection to underscore how virtual hearings, remote work, and safety-enhancing tools like panic apps or monitoring bracelets offer concrete benefits to women. However, it also warns that unregulated algorithms risk reinforcing discrimination. The essay concludes with a call for responsible use and regulation of technology to ensure it contributes to lasting change for women in all spheres of life.

International Journal of Law in Changing WorldVol. 4(3)
Universidad Columbia del Paraguay (PY)
Openalex Percentile: Top 78%
Indian Economic and Social Development
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