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Technology and Human Rights

6 May 2024

Opinion piece

Protecting Free Speech Doesn’t Mean Dismissing Online Safety

This opinion piece by Human Rights Commissioner, Lorraine Finlay, appeared in The Australian on Monday 29 April 2024. When President Roosevelt gave the 1941 State of the Union Address he spoke of four essential human freedoms that people ‘everywhere in the world’ ought to enjoy. The very first of these was freedom of speech and expression. Free speech was listed first because it is the…
Technology and Human Rights

19 December 2023

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Human Rights in AI-powered Immersive Worlds

Read Commissioner Finlay's speech at Metaverse Safety Week 2023 about the importance of human rights and technology.

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