Focus And Scope

The Journal of Law, Technology, and Human Rights is dedicated to bridging the gap between legal scholarship and technological innovation. It fosters a multidisciplinary dialogue that addresses contemporary challenges at the intersection of law, technology, and human rights. By publishing cutting-edge research, thought-provoking articles, and practical insights, the journal aims to inform and influence policy, practice, and academic discourse on a global scale.

1. Digital Rights and Privacy

  • Investigates how digital technologies impact privacy rights, data protection laws, and the ethical management of personal information in the digital age
  • Analyzes legal responses to issues such as data breaches, surveillance, and the balance between security and privacy.

2. Artificial Intelligence and Automation

  • Explores the legal implications of AI and automation on human rights, including bias, accountability, and ethical governance of autonomous systems.
  • Discusses regulatory frameworks for the deployment and use of AI across various sectors.

3. Cybersecurity and Human Rights:

  • Investigates legal protections against cybersecurity threats and the safeguarding of individual rights in an interconnected world.
  • Provides insights into the role of international law in addressing cross-border cybercrimes and protecting critical infrastructure.

4. Access to Technology and Digital Inclusion:

  • Studies legal and policy challenges in ensuring equitable access to technology, bridging the digital divide, and promoting digital literacy.
  • Evaluates the impact of technology on marginalized communities and the legal measures to foster inclusive digital societies.

5. Intellectual Property in the Digital Era:

  • Analyzes the evolving landscape of intellectual property rights in the context of digital innovation and global technology transfer.
  • Explores the balance between protecting creators' rights and promoting open access to knowledge and information.

6. Human Rights in the Digital Sphere:

  • Examines how technology shapes the realization of human rights, including freedom of expression, assembly, and the right to information. 
  • Provides legal perspectives on the regulation of online content, digital activism, and the role of social media in fostering or infringing upon human rights.

7. Legal Responses to Technological Misuse:

  • Investigates legal mechanisms to address the misuse of technology, such as cyberbullying, misinformation, and harmful digital content.
  • Discusses the liability of tech companies and platforms in mitigating the negative impacts of technology.

8. International Perspectives on Law and Technology:

  • Offers a comparative analysis of how different jurisdictions regulate technology and uphold human rights, highlighting best practices and global trends.
  • Examines international treaties, agreements, and collaborations in governing technology and protecting human rights across borders.