Fundamental Rights for the Digital Universe
No. 135 JANUARY 2024
The internet and associated technologies have become omnipresent in our lives and challenge the fundamental rights of citizens. Established more than two centuries ago to protect human dignity in the physical world, these rights have been evolving and they must now be adapted to the demands and threats felt by people in the digital universe.
Network access, personal data protection, browsing security, banning malicious AI apps and freedom of expression on social media are the main faces of a brand new generation of fundamental rights.
This essay examines how these rights have been implemented nationwide and in Europe, with a view to legally safeguarding citizens in this new world, which is both brave and dangerous.
The internet and associated technologies have become omnipresent in our lives and challenge the fundamental rights of citizens. Established more than two centuries ago to protect human dignity in the physical world, these rights have been evolving and they must now be adapted to the demands and threats felt by people in the digital universe.
Network access, personal data protection, browsing security, banning malicious AI apps and freedom of expression on social media are the main faces of a brand new generation of fundamental rights.
This essay examines how these rights have been implemented nationwide and in Europe, with a view to legally safeguarding citizens in this new world, which is both brave and dangerous.
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Dimensions
8.5 × 130 × 200 mm
ISBN
978-989-9153-34-9