Comments on: Technology and human rights at Amnesty

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By: annejaa

annejaa — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 10:02:40 +0000

Technology with its rapid growing speed is influencing old ways of doing daily affairs. We don't need anymore to move around to handle different tasks and chores since all of them will be done in a matter of pushing a botton located on a remote control. Nobody can deny that technology has brought comfort to our lives, but almost all of us confess this fact that technology by itself has got a lot of deficits that in long term will cause a lot of side effects either physically or emotionally.
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By: kenbaldwin

kenbaldwin — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 14:24:35 +0000

There is a place for both Technology and Human Rights, however when the two are mixed together the only catalyst required is on the 'debate' of how both issues can be used against each other to divide opinions. For example this site alone uses Tech, it serves 'issues' which would go unnoticed to the general public due to media controls. That said they work together in harmony, however it also allows for opinions to be voiced and that is when politicians and other controllers lose their power! I personally think that the internet has created a fantastic opportunity for ALL to further themselves, we are no longer dependant on the tabloids for us to make a difference when we see hate, war and poverty. With a click of a button we ALL can make a difference.
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