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Border Management and Human Rights
Collection, processing and sharing of personal data and the use of new technologies in the counter-terrorism and freedom of movement context
This policy brief provides an overview of the implications of collecting and sharing information in the context of border management and how the introduction or continued use of new technologies in the border space may affect human rights. It also provides recommendations to OSCE participating States on how to respect and protect human rights when using new technologies to manage their borders.
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- OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights
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- Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe
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- Countering terrorism, Human rights, Education
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