Authors: Pranjali Kanel | Ravi Prakash Vyas | Thérèse Murphy This BlogPost series emphasises, first, the value of working across borders: the series is a… Read More »Concluding BlogPost Series: Digital Technologies and Human Rights
Author: Anusha Kharel The concept of warfare is everchanging in the international game of power. From sword battles in the past to drone attacks today,… Read More »The Proliferation of Cyber War and International Humanitarian Law
Authors: Geeta Pathak Sangroula | Puja Silwal | Sanchit Singh The COVID-19 pandemic exposed the healthcare sector to unfathomable burdens. One consequence of this has… Read More »Artificial Intelligence, Healthcare, and Human Rights During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Author: Desara Dushi In what follows, I analyse the impact of AI systems on two fundamental rights: the right to a fair trial and due… Read More »Human Rights in the Era of Automated Decision Making and Predictive
Authors: Wiebke Lamer | Laura Thomi | Meredith Veit As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, life for many millions of people around the world… Read More »Children’s Rights, COVID-19 and Preparing for Digital Disasters
Author: Simon Chesterman Earlier this year, the Bank of England introduced a new fifty pound note. The last to switch from paper to polymer, its design… Read More »Rights for Robots
Technology is very much part of what we do. It is an integrated part of how we think today and not something that one can… Read More »Assessing the Intersection Between Technology and Human Rights: Notes from a lecture by Christof Heyns
Written by: Pranjali Kanel, Ravi Prakash Vyas and Thérèse Murphy Welcome to our BlogPost Series, which asks ‘Is human rights prepared for digital technologies?’ The… Read More »Introducing BlogPost Series: Digital Technologies and Human Rights
Author: Jagrit Chawla | FIMT School of Law What is Trade war? The trade war can be understood as an economic conflict between countries when… Read More »Analysis: US-China Trade War
Author: Dr. Thamil Venthan Ananthavinayagan | Lecturer in International Law- Griffith College Introduction With the presumed victory of Joe Biden in the presidential elections, will this… Read More »Reimagining the Asian pivot- reinventing US dominance in Asia under the Biden administration