This book analyzes the challenges that the digital revolution poses to the 2006 Congolese Constitution. It highlights the shortcomings of the constitutional framework with regard to personal data protection, cybersecurity, and new digital rights. Through a doctrinal and comparative approach, the author proposes several avenues for reform, including the constitutionalization of digital rights, the creation of an independent data protection authority, and the recognition of digital sovereignty. The study is part of a broader discussion on adapting the rule of law to contemporary technological changes.
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