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Documents

-Human Rights Remodeling in the Digital Age

-Research on Balanced Digital Rights

-Digitalisation and human rights

-A Possible Human Right of Wisdom

-“Digital Human Rights” Do Not Constitute the Fourth Generation of Human Rights

-Legal Regulation of Artificial Intelligence-related Human Rights

-Legal Protection of Individuals fromAutomated Decision-making from the Perspective of the “Balance Theory”

-Digital Humanism and Humane Digitalisation

-On the Value Change of the Right to Education in the Digital Age

-The UNESCO Recommendation on the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence and Its Implications on China’s Governance over the Ethics of Science and Technology

-Artificial Intelligence (AI) Helps Create Unified Standards for Judicial Trials

-Human Rights and Artificial Intelligence in 21st century

-Impact of the Gender Digital Divide on Women’s Right to Work

-Human Rights Risks and Regulations Caused by Human Gene Editing

-Internet Access as a Human Right – The European Perspective

-Nurturing a qubit mindset on human rights

-How Science and Technology Promotes Human Rights in China

-Dialectical Unity of Human Rights Protection and Science & Technology in Contemporary China

-From the question of future human rights to the ethics of benevolence

-The Dimension of Human Rights in the Digital Age

-Linguistic rights as human rights inAfrica: The use of technology for the promotion of indigenous African languages Adams Bodomo* Abstract: What are linguistic rights and how can scholars of language studies help enrich the general notion of human right

-The Digital Existence of Human Beings and the Protection of Their Human Rights

-New Information Technologies as Opportunity and Challenge for Human Rights Protection: the Case of the COVID-19 Pandemic

-Technology Empowers Human Rights: Evidence based on Access to Assistive Devices for Persons with Disabilities

-The Essence and the Reality of the Human Rights and Its Role in the Contemporary World

-Egypt and Human Rights Regarding Technology and Science

-The Brahmin and the Broomstick - Human Rights and Technology in India

-Human’s “Digital Attributes” and Their Legal Protection

-The impact of new technology in emerging challenges

-Technology and human rights

-Digital Human Rights: The Rising “Fourth Generation of Human Rights”

-A human rights-based approach on science and technology from a European perspective Technology is a useful servant but a dangerous master

-Beyond Zhuang Zi and Martin Heidegger, Musings about Technology and Human Rights

-Social Credits: a challenge to human rights?