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The Law Already Supports AI in Government - RAG Shows the Way
The Trump administration has made it clear: federal agencies must begin deploying AI systems as soon as possible. In April, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) issued new guidance requiring non-national security agencies to identify AI use cases and begin implementation. National security agencies are likely to follow. Yet a familiar fog surrounds decisionmakers: what is legal?
Coming to grips with populism after Trump
Returning to the rule of law and fortifying democracy in the U.S. will best be accomplished by reemphasizing the country’s own democratic and egalitarian values, and by vindicating truthfulness after four years of Trumpian fraud. As the Trump presidency ends in the United States, new opportunities arise to deal with the effects of populism on human rights in the world.
Cómo lidiar con el populismo después de Trump
La mejor manera de regresar al estado de derecho y fortificar la democracia en los EE. UU. será volver a enfatizar los valores democráticos e igualitarios del país, y reivindicar la veracidad después de cuatro años de fraude trumpiano. Conforme termina la presidencia de Trump en los EE. UU., surgen nuevas oportunidades para lidiar con los efectos del populismo sobre los derechos humanos en el mundo.
Blasphemy laws and human rights: a match made in hell
There are few indications that blasphemy laws are effective in hindering discrimination, conflict, and violence; in fact, the opposite may very well be the case. Followers of the Pakistan Minorities Alliance (APMA) participate in a demonstration to demand the release of the Pakistani Christian Asia Bibi, accused on November 8, 2010 of having insulted Muhammad in Lahore, Pakistan.
Human Rights in a Time of Populism
The electoral successes of right-wing populists since 2016 have unsettled world politics. The spread of populism poses dangers for human rights within each country, and also threatens the international system for protecting human rights. Human Rights in a Time of Populism examines causes, consequences, and responses to populism in a global context from a human rights perspective. It combines legal analysis with insights from political science, international relations, and political philosophy.
UN Human Rights recommendations key to US post-election era
A genuine step for the Biden-Harris administration would be to formally establish a standing coordination mechanism across all relevant parts of the US government to consider the UPR recommendations and develop a meaningful plan for implementation. Hundreds of people celebrate the victory of Democrat Joe Biden as the 46th president of the United States today, in a rally in front of the iconic Freedom Tower, in downtown Miami, Florida (USA).
Coming to grips with populism after Trump
Returning to the rule of law and fortifying democracy in the U.S. will best be accomplished by reemphasizing the country’s own democratic and egalitarian values, and by vindicating truthfulness after four years of Trumpian fraud. As the Trump presidency ends in the United States, new opportunities arise to deal with the effects of populism on human rights in the world.
The Supreme Court’s Attack on Habeas Corpus in DHS v. Thuraissigiam
At a time when the rule of law is under threat and xenophobic incitement has become a central government policy, a five-Justice majority of the Supreme Court has called into question the Constitution’s fundamental guarantee against executive detention. Refugees are the primary target of the Court’s decision in Department of Homeland Security v.
The Draft General Comment on Freedom of Assembly: Might Less Be More?
Editor’s note from Ryan Goodman: Just Security is publishing a mini-forum on a significant document being drafted by the United Nations Human Rights Committee concerning the right of peaceful assembly. We were honored to launch the series with an initial article by Christof Heyns, member of the Committee and its rapporteur on the draft General Comment.
Penal Populism in Emerging Markets
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