Contributions to consolidate the Peruvian letter of digital rights
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https://doi.org/10.29105/dj3.4-62Keywords:
human rights, Bill of Digital RightsAbstract
This paper articulates the vision of Digital Rights, with the objective and purpose of contributing to the process of co-creation and consolidation of the Peruvian Charter of Digital Rights, within the framework of the goals of the Secretary of Government and Digital Transformation – (Peru-2011) and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) led by the MovileWorld Congress (2022) in collaboration with the Secretary of State for Digitization and Artificial Intelligence (Spain). Insofar as Digital Rights are defined "as an extension of the Rights established in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights of the United Nations organization (UN-1948)". Digital Rights that have the purpose of guaranteeing free access to the Internet and Information and Communication Technologies (ICT), to all people, to close the digital divide and promote the correct use of networks as a common good of humanity.
The method. – Regarding the Qualitative Approach – for the production of new knowledge and knowledge – demands the broad and precise understanding and verification of the theory that supports the research problem, where the socio-legal reality unfolds through propositions, mandates and commandments juridical-legal, the argumentation and inductive interpretation is used for the questioning and evaluative analysis of the principles that develop the propositional corpus for the establishment of the holistic truth or the totalizing understanding of the processes and contexts that integrate the projection of Human Rights , Fundamental Rights and Digital Rights of the present and future generations.
Original conclusion. – The projection of the Fourth Wave of Human Rights, allows us to perceive the co-creation and consolidation of Digital Rights that, together with ICT access, characterize the Age of Knowledge, Communications and Artificial Intelligence.
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