As technology increasingly shapes how we live, communicate and make decisions, human rights are more critical than ever. From online expression and access to information, to automated decision‑making in welfare, policing and migration, digital technologies can both enable rights and place them at risk.
This collection signposts a curated selection of Knowledge Hub resources exploring how technology affects human rights in the digital age. They examine how surveillance, automation and corporate power can reinforce discrimination and inequality, while making the case for rights‑respecting technology that protects privacy, freedom of expression and equality, whilst holding governments and tech companies to account.
