Tag Privacy Rights

Digital Surveillance, Warfare and the Right to Privacy: Constitutional and International Law Challenges in the Age of Technological Conflict

The nature of warfare has changed dramatically in the digital age, with conflicts increasingly being waged through cyber networks rather than traditional battlefields. Modern wars rely heavily on digital surveillance technologies such as cyber-espionage, bulk interception of communication, metadata shadowing,… Continue Reading →

Surveillance Capitalism v. Civil Liberties: Legal Frameworks for Data Protection in an Age of Mass Digital Monitoring

As law students, we are taught various concepts of personal dignity, liberty, privacy and various other rights and duties in order to safeguard our individuality. However, in the world of digitalization and surveillance on every social media update, the liberties… Continue Reading →

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