Equal Human Rights Organization Publishes New AI and Human Rights Research
- EHR
- Jul 4
- 1 min read
Equal Human Rights Organization (EHR) is proud to announce the publication of its latest research report, Artificial Intelligence, Surveillance, and Human Rights: Lessons from Iran and China.
The report examines how AI-powered surveillance technologies are reshaping governance and their impact on privacy, civil liberties, and fundamental human rights. Through case studies from Iran and China, the research highlights the importance of transparency, accountability, and effective governance in ensuring that AI serves society responsibly.
This interdisciplinary project was made possible through the collaboration of researchers, engineers, professors, legal experts, cybersecurity professionals, and human rights advocates. EHR extends its sincere appreciation to Donya Ziraksari, PMP, Golara Serio, Rosie Moshrefi, Hazhir Rasouli, Dorothy Mberile, and all contributors whose expertise strengthened this publication.
The Executive Summary and Full Research Report are now available on the Equal Human Rights Organization website. We invite policymakers, researchers, technology leaders, and the public to explore the findings and join the conversation on responsible AI governance and human rights.
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