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Securely Making "Things" Right
Computer, 2015The Internet of Things (IoT) promises to seamlessly bind the physical world to cyberinfrastructure, but the Internet's insecure design principles could lead to life-threatening consequences. It's time to make security an integral IoT design tenet.
Constantinos Kolias +2 more
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Securing land rights for women
Journal of Eastern African Studies, 2010Abstract This collection of papers on Securing Women's Land Rights presents five articles relating to eastern Africa. Four of these illustrate practical approaches to securing land rights for women in distinct situations: law-making for women's land rights (Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda); land tenure reform in practice (Rwanda); women's rights under ...
Daley, Elizabeth, Englert, Birgit
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Information rights and national security
Government Information Quarterly, 2005Abstract The changes in the global information landscape, as epitomized by the reaction of governments to the 9/11 attacks, resulted in legislation, policy, and the formation of agencies that have affected many issues related to information and its use.
Nadia Caidi, Anthony Ross 0002
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Security, Right to, International Protection
2020Article last updated: 1 December ...
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Securing Patients' Rights—Responsibly
Psychiatric Services, 1981The patients' rights activist has power without clinical responsibility. Major problems can result when power is wielded by people who lack an appreciation of the clinical complexities of work with the severely mentally ill. The patients' rights movement has been an extremely constructive force, but every movement, no matter how well intended, must be ...
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Case Study: Harmonizing Security Rights
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014An undertaking is financed primarily by two groups: the financiers, generally banks, and the suppliers of the undertaking. The extent to which these separate groups can take security is a policy choice made by the lawgiver. Currently these policy choices are made on a national level.
Berlee, Anna, Loof, Willem
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Media rights and media security
SPIE Proceedings, 2005Digital Rights Management (DRM) systems typically do not treat rights management as a security problem. DRM uses cryptographic techniques but not security relationships. Instead, DRM systems use "tamper-resistant mechanisms" to discourage unauthorized access to rights-managed content. Although proven ineffective in practice, tamper-resistant mechanisms
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Breaching the Right to Social Security
Griffith Law Review, 2003Under Australia's current social security breach penalty regime, harsh monetary penalties are imposed on income support recipients who commit (often very minor) breaches of their mutual obligation requirements. The current regime offends a number of provisions of international human rights law, including the rights to social security, an adequate ...
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Water (in)security: securing the right to water
The Geographical Journal, 2014This paper rereads debates over water security and insecurity through the tools of critical geographical scholarship. It seeks to demonstrate the value of such a critical perspective in achieving access to water for all. While rejecting a simplistic dismissal of mainstream discourses on water security, the paper notes the failure to adequately ...
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