promoting innovative ideas and practices.
The Center for Human Rights and Global Justice is a leading action-research hub that contributes to the global human rights project through scholarship, education, field building, advocacy, and legal practice. Across a wide range of issue areas and projects, we collaborate closely with partners from diverse geographies and disciplines on the new ideas, practices, and strategies that are needed to address existential challenges to human rights and global justice.
reimagining human rights for the twenty-first century.
We nurture ideas, actions, and connections that promote rights-based solutions to ecological emergencies, technological disruptions, deepening inequalities, threats to democracy and peace, and other urgent challenges to global governance and justice. We pursue initiatives that expand and catalyze the collective capacity of the human rights field. We deepen collaborations among communities of thought and practice from around the world, train future human rights thinkers and doers, and disseminate promising approaches to global justice research and advocacy.
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EVENT
AI Rights and Wrongs: Law, Power, and Accountability
On October 23, the COMPASS program will host its inaugural conference, an all-day event bringing together leading scholars and practitioners from around the world to discuss the legal and policy choices we must make today to ensure AI serves the rights and well-being of people and the natural world. Don’t miss thematic panels addressing key issues in AI law and governance.
PRESS HIGHLIGHTS
Giving AI rights could lead to catastrophic outcomes
In El País, César Rodríguez-Garavito, chair of the Center and director of COMPASS, reflects on recognizing the rights of nature and warns of the dangers of granting rights to artificial intelligence.
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