Aug 1, 2019
IMF’s Impact of Digital Technology
The International Monetary Fund’s June 2018 article sets out policy opportunities that aim to accept and improve the digital revolution rather than ignore and repress it.
Medium’s writer Sherif Elsayed-Ali presents five ways technology will change and shape the landscape in human rights, inviting the reader to rethink traditional understandings of society while also inviting the private sector to build trustworthy technology. The topics discussed include data and privacy, inequality and worker’s rights.
Keywords: How to Use Enabling Technology for Human Rights, Society and Technology, Data Privacy, Inequality, Labor Rights, Policing, Conflict
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The International Monetary Fund’s June 2018 article sets out policy opportunities that aim to accept and improve the digital revolution rather than ignore and repress it.
Huawei’s Digital Enablement plan sets out a strategy to bridge the digital divide to connect people and society, by mapping the opportunities posed by digital literacy as well as analysing the challenges ahead.
A two-day workshop to advance strategic thinking on how to leverage new technologies to strengthen U.N. human rights monitoring around the world.