Human Rights Approach Could Bridge Digital Divide

Gema Ocana Noriega

Human Rights Approach Could Bridge Digital Divide

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Abstract

COVID-19 intensified the shift to online services, already accelerated in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis. But digitalisation excludes many older people, whose lack of computer skills, devices and internet access, may prevent them from receiving essential information and banking, health and social care services.

Original language	English
Type	Academic specialised blog
Media of output	gchumanrights.org
Publisher	Global Campus of Human Rights
Publication status	Published - 10-Nov-2022

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