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In the digital era that we live in, we strongly believe that respecting human rights on the Internet is extremely important to ensure security and a good interaction with each other.

As we know, a lot of people suffer from the lack of privacy online, which can cause a risk in their lives. We have the example of many influencers who daily show their private information, sometimes without realizing how dangerous that can be. For example, there have been cases where influencers had their accounts hacked or were even chased to their houses because of weak passwords or sharing too much personal information online.

However, the Internet is not only a place full of risks, it can also be a powerful tool to protect human rights. Thanks to social media, many stories of people living in bad conditions or suffering from injustice can be shared and reach the world. When these situations are exposed online, they can bring attention, support, and even real change. For example, people can join together to help victims, collect donations, or pressure governments to act.

In conclusion, the Internet plays a very important role in modern society. It can be used to harm or to help, depending on how people choose to act. If used with respect, empathy, and responsibility, it becomes a space where everyone’s voice can be heard and where positive change can happen. Protecting human rights online means protecting each other and that’s something we should all take seriously.

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In our opinion, this topic is important for everyone because we have the right to have privacy and safety while browsing on the internet, like when we post something or when we make comments about someone on social media.

Firstly, this digital advancement brought us many good thing such as getting more knowledge and information from different themes from different places on our world, like politics, economics, sports and celebrities.

Another reason why this topic is really important is to bring us awareness for what we post on the internet because it can be used against us (ciberbullying).

Besides this everyone can see the places where we are

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Human rights in the digital age.

There's a lot of people that don't talk about the human rights in the digital age and also don't know anything about the topic. We think is really relevant for our daily lifes.

First of all, by posting on the internet, our privacy could get taken away from us. For example, by publishing a post on social media, people can see our family, friends, even the location where we are at the moment.

Another reason why this topic is crucial is because of our security. There is a lot of people trying to steal our data and money (scamers)

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Human rights in the digital era

Nowadays, people are really connected to the digital world. This evolving relationship promotes and, at the same time, can jeopardize human rights.

Firstly, the fact that we are so easily able to be in contact with anyone and that we daily hear each other’s perspectives, feelings and realities makes us more aware that we are all only human and we should all have the same opportunities. Just imagine how many little girls from countries where women are inferior to man have been inspired to empower themselves and fight for their rights by just seeing a post on social media.

However, as people all over the world get more and more interlinked, the rights to privacy and to ownership are increasingly being taken away. For example, as we are all now used to share our lives, we became more exposed to threats to our dignity and also are more used to people making our photos, videos and experiences theirs.

In summary, we think the digital era brought us tools that can motivate people to respect human rights, even thought if they are not used right they can have the opposite effect.

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From our point of view, human rights are important both online and offline. It’s crucial that we don’t forget about that. With the rise of the internet, more and more people use it and the concept of human rights has expanded, but not everyone fulfills them.

Of course, technology has created lots of opportunities and opened new doors, but it has also introduced serious threats to our society.

While being on the internet, our actions are always tracked. For example, if we post something and them delete it, we don’t know if someone took a screenshot. Everything we post stays forever in the system without us even knowing.

Furthermore, we can also talk about how companies collect big amounts of our personal information and use it without our consent.

Besides that, every time someone gets cyberbullied, that’s also a violation of the fundamental rights of that person.

Summarizing everything we said, the internet offers a lot of opportunities for us to express our ideas freely, but we must keep in mind that we can’t violate the fundamental rights of the other internet users. We must protect that rights in order to keep the internet a safe space for everyone and for ourselves.

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In my opinion, the human rights are being more and more violated by the society because of the digital evolution in nowadays.

The first reason that make me think like this is the cyberbulling starting to appear in schools and others. It starts by someone trying to make some fun about something and ends up violating there privacy

Secondly, the fact that the information we put on the Internet stay there forever makes me feel insecure about what to show to other and what to keep for my self, for example, someone who shares private photos with her partner and ends up being in a abusive relationship may have some fear of ending the contact with the partner and he ending up publishing those photos.

The last reason that i can think for why the digital era is extremely dangerous for the human rights is the fact that by our phone or computer we can have acess to many things that we would not have by only speaking with the person by herself and all the people are more interested on the lives of the others ending up taking there privacy and security.

In conclusion, we have to be racional and aware of what we post online and who have the acess to that information, always respecting the other and there rights.

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Human rights in the digital era ( Sérgio and pedro)

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Human rights in the digital era ( Sérgio and pedro)

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This topic is nowadays is crucial because with the technolical advance we have more tools to work on our daily basis as browsing, cure ilnesses, work, beetween others, but like every good things it has it's bad side.

For starters with this advance there is much less privacy now that the one there was back then, there is a camera in every corner of every street, we are being watched all the time and that in my opinion it's very stressful.

Another problem that should be more often talked about is that everything that we post online it stays forever online, and that despite this sentence feels a bit extreme is in fact true so we all should be careful, do not post everything pay attention to all of the pictures that you publish because everyone

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Ever since the 2000s, the beginning of the Internet, we have changed the way we communicate our beliefs, traditions, and cultures, including how we express our opinions.

The internet has changed us — some say for the better, others say for the worse — but we can all agree that it became a turning point for our society.

Through the Internet, we’ve been given the opportunity to speak up, connect, and share ideas with people across the world. It has given a voice to those who were once silenced and has created a space where human rights can be defended and discussed freely. Social media platforms, blogs, and online communities have allowed individuals to expose injustices, organize protests, and raise awareness about issues like discrimination, censorship, and inequality.

However, the digital era also brings new challenges to human rights. Privacy is increasingly at risk, as personal data is collected and sold without our full understanding or consent. Online hate speech, harassment, and misinformation can spread rapidly, sometimes endangering lives or silencing vulnerable voices. Governments in some countries use the Internet to monitor and control citizens, limiting freedom of expression rather than protecting it.

The digital world has made human rights more visible, but also more fragile. It reminds us that technology alone cannot guarantee freedom — it must be guided by ethics, empathy, and laws that protect individuals. As we continue to evolve in this interconnected world, it is our responsibility to ensure that the Internet remains a tool for empowerment, not oppression — a space where everyone can express themselves safely and equally.