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  Microsoft Word - ONU revisado limpo.docx

Schools have been using facial recognition to keep track of students attendance. (...) Ônibus adotam biometria facial em todo o Brasil para evitar fraudes. December 18, 2015. Available at: facial/>. 21 G1. Aeroporto de Brasília passa a adotar reconhecimento facial de viajantes.

Score: 1232422.95 - https://www.ohchr.org/sites/de...n/Surveillance/INTERNETLAB.pdf

  Public information disclosure | United Nations Development Programme

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  A/HRC/44/24

IMPACT OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES ON THE PROMOTION AND PROTECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE CONTEXT OF ASSEMBLIES, INCLUDING PEACEFUL PROTESTS :REPORT OF THE UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR HUMAN RIGHTS

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  FAO - SFM Case Detail: How 'Forest Bathing' can heal. And why BC would be wise to better manage its

And why BC would be wise to better manage its naturally rejuvenating woods. FAO.org english Sustainable Forest Management (SFM) Toolbox Background Modules Tools Cases News E-learning Gateway Register Case Details How 'Forest Bathing' can heal. And why BC would be wise to better manage its naturally rejuvenating woods. Author(s) Innes, J. & Shroff, F.

Score: 1225112.1 - https://www.fao.org/sustainabl...cases/case-detail/en/c/423962/

  A 1000 springs replenish water bodies of Odisha’s indigenous communities | United Nations Developmen

This initiative works to identify and rejuvenate natural springs which can support communities to improve sanitation, nutrition and livelihoods. (...) We applied the traditional hydrogeological principles and have successfully rejuvenated 3 springs in our habitat with the support of my community,” says Rajkumar Naik, a hydrogeologist from Piscu Majhi’s Tukuguda village. (...) Besides learning about spring rejuvenation, we also learned about technology and usefulness.

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  Page 44 - ITU Journal Future and evolving technologies Volume 2 (2021), Issue 4 – AI and machine lea

The discrim‑ Facial animation is an important part of CGI as it is inator used in the proposed method is multiscale with a capable of conveying a lot of information not only about class activation attention layer to discriminate fake and the character but also about the scene in general. The real frames at the global and local level. generation of realistic and expressive animation is highly Our main contributions are : complex due to its multiple properties such as lip syn‑ chronization with audio, movements of a facial action • The proposed speech driven facial video synthesis units for expressiveness and natural eye blinks. Facial architecture isa GAN‑basedapproachthatconsistsof synthesis in CGI is traditionally performed using face a generator and discriminator in Section 4.

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  New technologies must serve, not hinder, right to peaceful protest, Bachelet tells States | OHCHR

One particular aspect detailed in the report is the use of facial recognition technology, which allows for the automated identification, surveillance and tracking of protesters. (...) There should be a moratorium on the use of facial recognition technology in the context of peaceful protests, until States meet certain conditions including human rights due diligence before deploying it. These include effective, independent oversight of its use; strict privacy and data protection laws; and full transparency about the use of image recordings and facial recognition technology in the context of assemblies.   

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  A/HRC/51/NGO/67

PROMOTION AND PROTECTION OF ALL HUMAN RIGHTS, CIVIL, POLITICAL, ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS, INCLUDING THE RIGHT TO DEVELOPMENT :WRITTEN STATEMENT / SUBMITTED BY MOTHER OF HOPE CAMEROON COMMON INITIATIVE GROUP

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  Les nouvelles technologies ne doivent pas entraver les manifestations pacifiques, estime l’ONU | | 1

Dans un communiqué, Mme Bachelet fait surtout référence à « la reconnaissance faciale » qui ne devrait pas être « déployée dans le cadre de protestations pacifiques sans que les garanties essentielles en matière de transparence, de protection des données et de surveillance soient en place ». (...) En outre, la reconnaissance faciale peut également perpétuer et amplifier la discrimination, notamment à l’encontre des personnes d’origine africaine et d’autres minorités. (...) Les services de Mme Bachelet invitent donc les États à éviter d’utiliser la technologie de reconnaissance faciale pour identifier les personnes participant pacifiquement à un rassemblement.

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  Poland

The actions by AI may be used, for instance, to facial recognition, tracking or profiling people online, including of their data and personal preferences. (...) Given the use of AI in relation to security surveillance and monitoring, including the use of facial recognition in public places, it should be noted that such surveillance poses significant threats to data protection and privacy of the public. A proper and, above all, risk-based management of information security and integrity is crucial to the functioning of facial recognition technology. Before implementing facial recognition technology, it is essential to define the appropriate legal framework and to establish technical and organizational safeguards.

Score: 1199966.1 - https://www.ohchr.org/sites/de...Submissions/States/Poland.docx