Study argues biometrics can undermine human rights in digital border governance
A recent study conducted in a collaboration between the University of Essex and the Office of the United Nations High…
A recent study conducted in a collaboration between the University of Essex and the Office of the United Nations High…
Adequately addressing human rights concerns remains a key issue as Kenya is looking forward to introducing a new digital identity…
The continuous and expansive use of digital technologies such as biometrics in the implementation of digital border control policies known…
The European Union’s data protection supervisor (EDPS), Wojciech Wiewiórowski, has recently revealed that European institutions and bodies often afford limited…
Making international borders more secure can be done while protecting the human rights of people crossing those borders, according to…
Achieving a balance between the benefits of biometrics in border processes and the risk that they may cause harm to…
A new report in the European Journal of Law and Technology highlights a series of human rights concerns about the EU’s…
The use of biometrics by electoral commissions is once again at the fore in digital ID news in Africa. The…
Human rights advocacy group Access Now has panned Australia’s lack of attention to human rights while implementing its digitization agenda,…
The Biometrics Institute annual ID@Borders conference will be held this year in Brussels from April 18-19 and will address challenges…