Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies in Human Rights and Science

ISSN 2752-1400           

Art as a Medium for Dialogue on Drug Policy in Mexico City

On October 3, 2024, “Bodegón del Vicio” by María Portilla opened at LAGUNA, combining art and reflection on drug policy. Supported by the Knowmad Institut and IAPA, both Rome Consensus 2.0 members, the event included a panel discussing the need for inclusive, dignity-based drug policies. Experts addressed stigma, harm reduction, and the legal implications of drug use, echoing the Rome Consensus 2.0’s principles of health-focused approaches over criminalization.

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The Role of Institutional Subscribers in Promoting Open Science

At the Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies in Human Rights & Science (JMSHRS), institutional subscribers are vital to our mission of advancing open science. These subscribers, which include leading universities, national libraries, and specialized research centers, act as key conduits for disseminating high-quality, peer-reviewed research across the globe. By providing thousands of scholars, researchers, and students with unrestricted access to JMSHRS’s content, these institutions play a crucial role in breaking down barriers to knowledge, fostering collaboration, and driving forward multidisciplinary innovation.

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The UN Convention on Cybercrime: A Critical Analysis of its Risks to Human Rights

The recently approved UN Cybercrime Convention marks a significant step forward in the global fight against cybercrime. However, it also raises serious concerns about the balance between digital security and human rights. This article delves into the convention’s implications, highlighting the potential risks to digital liberties and the need for robust safeguards. Through the active participation of the Knowmad Institut and a coalition of global organizations, we explore how to ensure that this legislation becomes a pillar of a safe and just internet, rather than a tool of repression.

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Surfing the Wave of AI in Education: An Ethical Commitment

At the dawn of the digital era, artificial intelligence (AI) emerges as a transformative force in academia, promising unprecedented levels of personalization and efficiency in education. Yet, this transformation demands a careful balance between technological innovation and ethical principles. The Knowmad Institut emphasizes the critical need for an ethical framework that aligns AI application with intellectual responsibility and originality. This piece reflects our commitment to ethical creativity in AI tools’ deployment, adhering to COPE guidelines and the JMSHRS editorial practices. Join us as we explore the promise and ethical challenges of AI in education, advocating for transparent, responsible use that enhances rather than replaces the educational experience. How do you envision the future of AI in education and its role in academic content creation?

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Art as a Medium for Dialogue on Drug Policy in Mexico City

On October 3, 2024, “Bodegón del Vicio” by María Portilla opened at LAGUNA, combining art and reflection on drug policy. Supported by the Knowmad Institut and IAPA, both Rome Consensus 2.0 members, the event included a panel discussing the need for inclusive, dignity-based drug policies. Experts addressed stigma, harm reduction, and the legal implications of drug use, echoing the Rome Consensus 2.0’s principles of health-focused approaches over criminalization.

Read More >>

The Role of Institutional Subscribers in Promoting Open Science

At the Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies in Human Rights & Science (JMSHRS), institutional subscribers are vital to our mission of advancing open science. These subscribers, which include leading universities, national libraries, and specialized research centers, act as key conduits for disseminating high-quality, peer-reviewed research across the globe. By providing thousands of scholars, researchers, and students with unrestricted access to JMSHRS’s content, these institutions play a crucial role in breaking down barriers to knowledge, fostering collaboration, and driving forward multidisciplinary innovation.

Read More >>

The UN Convention on Cybercrime: A Critical Analysis of its Risks to Human Rights

The recently approved UN Cybercrime Convention marks a significant step forward in the global fight against cybercrime. However, it also raises serious concerns about the balance between digital security and human rights. This article delves into the convention’s implications, highlighting the potential risks to digital liberties and the need for robust safeguards. Through the active participation of the Knowmad Institut and a coalition of global organizations, we explore how to ensure that this legislation becomes a pillar of a safe and just internet, rather than a tool of repression.

Read More >>

Surfing the Wave of AI in Education: An Ethical Commitment

At the dawn of the digital era, artificial intelligence (AI) emerges as a transformative force in academia, promising unprecedented levels of personalization and efficiency in education. Yet, this transformation demands a careful balance between technological innovation and ethical principles. The Knowmad Institut emphasizes the critical need for an ethical framework that aligns AI application with intellectual responsibility and originality. This piece reflects our commitment to ethical creativity in AI tools’ deployment, adhering to COPE guidelines and the JMSHRS editorial practices. Join us as we explore the promise and ethical challenges of AI in education, advocating for transparent, responsible use that enhances rather than replaces the educational experience. How do you envision the future of AI in education and its role in academic content creation?

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