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AI’s Role in COVID-19 Poses Human Rights Risks Beyond Privacy

This article explores two aspects of AI and COVID-19; where the technology is being used to detect, monitor, and control the spread of the virus; and the development of vaccines, diagnostic tools, and medical treatments.

Human Rights, Big Data and Technology

04 February 2022

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MA Theory and Practice of Human Rights pathways

MA Theory and Practice of Human Rights pathways

Specialise in one of several different and distinct pathways

Dr Andrew Fagan

11 January 2022

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Why the UK government's plan to overturn court decisions is a bad idea

Why the UK government's plan to overturn court decisions is a bad idea

Why the UK government's plan to overturn court decisions is a bad idea

Lee Marsons, Professor Maurice Sunkin, Professor Theodore Konstadinides

22 December 2021

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Nevermind at 30: why the Nirvana baby lawsuit is a warning for parents

Nevermind at 30: why the Nirvana baby lawsuit is a warning for parents

Dr Alexandros Antoniou

16 November 2021

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Interim Report on the Freedom of Thought

Professor Ahmed Shaheed

19 October 2021

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Affordable housing is a myth that worsens the housing crisis - but there is a fix

Affordable housing is a myth that worsens the housing crisis - but there is a fix

Research student Rachel Joy Bosler explains why the Government's plan to ease the affordable housing crisis simply by building more houses won't work and gives her advice on what will.

Rachel Joy Bosler

06 October 2021

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Social Rights and Chile’s Constitutional Moment Q and A with Dr Koldo Casla

Social Rights and Chile’s Constitutional Moment Q and A with Dr Koldo Casla

A new collection of essays, co-published by our Human Rights Centre, focuses on the recognition of social rights as Chile designs a new constitution. Stephen Matthews, from our Communications Team, caught up with co-editor Dr Koldo Casla.

Stephen Matthews

27 September 2021

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Fighting for progress on domestic abuse Q and A with Cris McCurley

Fighting for progress on domestic abuse Q and A with Cris McCurley

Cris (LLB Law, 1983) has over thirty years’ experience fighting for victims of domestic abuse, forced marriage, honour-based violence and female genital mutilation. In 2021, she was named Legal Aid Family Lawyer of the Year. Stephen Matthews caught up with her to find out more.

Stephen Matthews

31 August 2021

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Afghanistan: progress on women’s rights has been hard fought – now everything is at risk under the Taliban

Afghanistan: progress on women’s rights has been hard fought – now everything is at risk under the Taliban

Afghanistan: progress on women’s rights has been hard fought – now everything is at risk under the Taliban

Dr Sahar Maranlou

20 August 2021

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Relationship between big tech and policing is shielded behind commercial confidentiality – it’s a problem

In this article republished from The Conversation, and written by Essex academic Katerina Hadjimatheou, the challenges in the relationship between big tech and policing.are discussed.

Dr Katerina Hadjimatheou

03 August 2021

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