Part IAdapting Human Rights to a Digital World

1. Introduction to Part I: What Difference Does It Make to Move Online?

   Tiina Pajuste

2. 2Is There a Need for New Digital Human Rights in AI Governance?

   Wolfgang Benedek

3. 3Why and How the State Should Regulate the Internet

   Cathleen Powell

4. 4How to Tame the ‘Digital’ Shrew: Constitutional Rights Going Online

   Violeta Beširević

5. 5How Do We Decide Whether Moving Online Makes a Difference?

   Johanas Baltrimas

6. 6Some Reflections on the Non-coherence Theory of Digital Human Rights

   Mart Susi

7. 7Internet Addiction as a Human Rights Issue

   Vygantė Milašiūtė

8. 8Just Don’t Get Caught!

   Barbora Bad’urová

Part IIFreedom of Expression in the Digital Domain

1. Introduction to Part II: How Should Freedom of Expression Be Applied in the Digital Environment?

   Tiina Pajuste

2. 9Freedom of Expression and Positive Obligations of the State in Social Media

   Artūrs Kučs

3. 10The Development of New Media Doctrines on Freedom of Expression: How to Defend Democratic Society and the Rule of Law

   Jukka Viljanen and Tomoe Watashiba

4. 11Disinfodemic Threats. Real, False, and Fake News: A Contribution to Fight Disinformation without Affecting the Freedom of Expression

   Oscar R. Puccinelli

5. 12Online Freedom of Expression: A New EU Imperialism?

   Philippe Jougleux

Part IIIChallenges Posed by Digital Technologies

1. Introduction to Part III: How Should Human Rights Law Respond to the Challenges of Digital Technologies?

   Tiina Pajuste

2. 13The Paradox of Digitalisation in the Case of the COVID-19 Apps: What Lessons Can We Learn from This Strange Experience?

   Paula Veiga

3. 14Aerial Surveillance in the Digital Age: Drone-Related Privacy Concerns and the Protection of Other Human Rights

   Skirgailė Žalimienė and Saulius Stonkus

4. 15Online Disinformation, Microtargeting, and Freedom of Expression: Moving beyond Human Rights Law?

   Birgit Schippers

5. 16Digital Boom: Current Issues from International Investment to Human Rights

   Cristina Elena Popa Tache, Cӑtӑlin-Silviu Sӑraru, and Sergio de Souza Salles

Part IVChallenges Faced by Vulnerable Groups

1. Introduction to Part IV: What Additional Challenges Do Vulnerable Groups Face in the Digital Realm?

   Tiina Pajuste

2. 17The Digital Divide: Reinforcing Vulnerabilities

   Tiina Pajuste

3. 18How the EU Safeguards Children’s Rights in the Digital Environment: An Exploratory Analysis of the EU Digital Services Act and the Artificial Intelligence Act

   Eva Lievens and Valerie Verdoodt

4. 19Right to Education in Regional or Minority Languages: Invasions, COVID-19 Pandemic, and Other Developments

   Vesna Crnić-Grotić

5. 20Technological Acceleration and the Precarisation of Work: Reflections on Social Justice, the Right to Life, and Environmental Education

   Raizza da Costa Lopes, Samuel Lopes Pinheiro, and Florent Pasquier