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Google changed Doodle to honor Baba Amte
Baba Amte is an Indian, born on December 26, 1914 and died on February 9, 2018. He is a person who spends his whole life serving poor people, especially those with lepro…
Human Rights
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Articles about Human Rights
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The first river in the world is recognized as human
The New Zealand government has just recognized the Whanganui River as a living entity and has the legal status as a human being, having the right to sue anyone who affec…
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Should artificial intelligence be protected by human rights?
Du Sautoy also thinks that the AI rights story is gradually becoming necessary because of recent advances in areas such as neuroscience.
History
December 10, 1948 - The United Nations announces the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
December 10 every year is honored as International Human Rights Day (also called International Human Rights Day), the day the United Nations announced that it is an inte…
Environment
New Zealand gave human rights to the sacred mountain of 120,000 years old
Taranaki Mountain in New Zealand is about to be given the legal rights of a human being, becoming the third local geographical entity granted
Environment
Clean water must be an element of human rights
Enabling each person to have access to clean water, this right is as important as other rights and should be included in law as a factor of human rights.
Science Events
The 2015 Nobel Peace Prize is staggering
The results of the 2015 Nobel Peace Prize announcement stunned public opinion. Most of the previous predictions about the Nobel Peace Prize-winning character in 2015 wer…
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The famous astrophysicist of Italy has died
Margherita Hack, an Italian astrophysicist, once famous for her work on stars and head of the human rights movement in her native Italy, died on June 29 at the age of 91.
New technology
Computers can do this danger to people
Scientific experts warn that computers can read and delete people's thoughts ...
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The robot predicts exactly the judge's judgment
The UK's successful artificial intelligence research team (AI) can predict a 79% accuracy rate by the European Court of Human Rights.
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The United Nations discusses killer robots
The UN Human Rights Council is meeting in Geneva, Switzerland to discuss the devices that are capable of making the decision to kill people, the BBC reported. The media…