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Who Is "the Child" in AI Law? A Feminist Perspective on Girls’ Digital Rights
The UN Committee on the Rights of the Child’s General Comment No. 25, the European Union’s Artificial Intelligence Act, and New Zealand’s new Online Safety (Minimum Age and Child Safety Risk Assessment) Bill each address how best to protect "children" from algorithmic and AI-related harm. However, the category performing much of this legal work, "the child", is rarely interrogated in its own right.
Savera Sidhu
Oct 99 min read
The Istanbul Convention in Croatia: Real Protection or Just a Law on Paper?
Despite the ratification of the Convention and amendments to the legislative framework, violence against women in Croatia continues to represent a serious social problem.
Silvia Fabijanić
Jun 112 min read
To what extent can Refugee Women use CEDAW as a recourse to secure their rights of protection against Sexual and Gender-Based Violence?
This essay discusses CEDAW's protection of refugee women against sexual and gender-based violence.
Halimah Begum
Jan 10, 20249 min read
What Rights for Women in Taliban Afghanistan? A One-Year Update
Introduction Since the Taliban took over Afghanistan in late August 2021, women’s rights around the world have taken a turn for the...
Sharon Igbokwe
Dec 14, 20227 min read
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