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    Are smart walls smart solutions? The impact of technologically-charged borders on human rights in Europe 

    Kieran, Bronagh; Amorós Cascales, Fuensanta; Thomi, Laura; Veit, Meredith (Global Campus of Human Rights, 2019)
    This article reviews new technologies on the external border of the European Union, and the human rights ramifications of these developments. It utilises a multi-disciplinary approach, writing on the emerging ...
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    Online assemblies between freedom and order: Practices in South-East Europe 

    Jovanović, Andrea; Kanlić, Edo; Savić, David; Stanić, Goran; Ćendić, Kristina (Global Campus of Human Rights, 2019)
    This article approaches the question of whose interests the internet serves through the prism of online assemblies in the South-East Europe (SEE) region. In order to answer this question, the article uses four connected ...
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    Sustaining human rights in the era of new technologies: Case studies of Armenia, Belarus and the Kyrgyz Republic 

    Abdubachaeva, Aisuluu; Vavrik, Kristina; Ayvazyan, Karen; Mkrtchyan, Mariam; Nosik, Yuriy (Global Campus of Human Rights, 2019)
    The development of new technologies and innovation is meant to enhance accessibility and make life easier. Due to the fast pace of development, the response of countries to new technologies is crucial to ensure ...
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    Dystopia is now: Digital authoritarianism and human rights in Asia 

    Ambay 3., Mark Anthony 5.; Gauchan, Neha; Hasanah, Mahesti; Jaiwong, Numfon K. (Global Campus of Human Rights, 2019)
    The advent of new information and communication technologies has opened up new economic opportunities, heightened the availability of information, and expanded access to education and health knowledge and services. These ...
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    Editorial of special focus: The impact of new technologies on human rights 

    Lopez, Diego; Gomez, Veronica (Global Campus of Human Rights, 2019)
    The profusion of new technologies and of information and communication technologies in many aspects of individual and collective life is one of the defining features of our times. The advancement of new technologies in ...

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    AuthorAbdubachaeva, Aisuluu (1)Ambay 3., Mark Anthony 5. (1)Amorós Cascales, Fuensanta (1)Ayvazyan, Karen (1)Gauchan, Neha (1)Gomez, Veronica (1)Hasanah, Mahesti (1)Jaiwong, Numfon K. (1)Jovanović, Andrea (1)Kanlić, Edo (1)... View MoreSubject
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    human rights (4)communication technology (3)information technology (3)internet (2)security (2)surveillance (2)assembly (1)authoritarianism (1)Bosnia and Herzegovina (1)... View MoreDate Issued2019 (5)

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