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Hands-on searching of UN human rights sources on one question, the words “necessary in a democratic society” in Article 21 ICCPR: General Comment No. 37 in the UN Human Rights Database, the 1952 vote in the Travaux Préparatoires, the Council’s votes on peaceful protests and the recommendations to States in UHRI+, with a benchmark of search by meaning and the MCP connectors.
Limits on the use of such technology, or part of high-quality education under Article 13 ICESCR? From Gernsback’s 1925 Isolator to EEG headbands in classrooms: three answers (Council of Europe, UNESCO, EU AI Act), three thresholds, and why Article 13 needs guidance rather than amendment.
Opening lecture for first-year law & administration students: a playable, HoMM-style map through legal-AI research — jagged frontiers, courts, hallucinated case law, and what's still worth learning by hand.
Booth poster: scan the tools, plus what I do — I build small open human-rights tools and teach AI literacy.
Building transparent, testable human-rights tools with generative AI: the UN Human Rights Database, the ECtHR HUDOC Researcher, and more.