The Rights of Persons with Disabilities: Impact of Neurotechnologies Developments
By Tim Young
People: Jonathan Andrew
Human Rights and Neurotechnologies’ Impact on Older Persons: Assessing the Benefits and Risks
By Tim Young
Neurotechnologies and the Prevention of Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman, or Degrading Treatment or Punishment: Developments and Implications
By Tim Young
Neurotechnologies in the Justice System: Developments, Benefits, and Risks in Civil and Criminal Procedure
By Tim Young
Freedom of Religion or Belief and Neurotechnologies
By Tim Young
Neurotechnologies – Developments and the Right to Privacy
By Tim Young
Delivering Responsible Neurotechnologies Governance
By Tim Young
Navigating Ethical and Legal Challenges – Symposium on Neurotechnologies and Human Rights
By Tim Young
The Geneva Academy of International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights recently hosted an online symposium addressing one of the most pressing challenges at the intersection of emerging tech and human rights: the governance of neurotechnologies. Held on December 8, 2025, this panel discussion brought together international experts to explore how States, civil society, healthcare professionals … Continued
New Research Brief Examines the Relationship Between Digital Technologies and Their Misuse in Surveillance, Cyberattacks, and Disinformation Campaigns
Digital platforms empower civic engagement and activism, but also pose serious risks, such as government surveillance, targeted cyberattacks, and sophisticated disinformation tactics. Ransomware attacks on healthcare systems, government networks, and infrastructure illustrate how cyber threats can disrupt essential services and national security. Disinformation campaigns, amplified by AI-generated deepfakes and bot-driven misinformation, have been used to … Continued
Behind the Lens – Surveillance Cyber Targeting and Disinformation
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