Digital Human Rights Tracking Tools and Databases: From AI Experimentation to Responsible Integration

Digital human rights tracking tools and databases have become increasingly important for human rights monitoring, reporting, and follow-up. As artificial intelligence moves from experimentation towards practical integration, developers and users face new questions about how to use these technologies reliably and responsibly. Building on previous exchanges, this annual expert roundtable will bring together practitioners to share experiences, discuss common challenges, and identify opportunities for cooperation.

The event is brought by the GHRH and the Friedrich Naumann Foundation, alongside the OHCHR, HURIDOCS, OMCT, HRMI and the CyberLaw Lab at Adam Mickiewicz University. It follows GHRH's work on Digital Technologies and AI for Human Rights and the meeting will contribute to discussions ahead of the RightsX Summit 2026 and the Geneva AI Summit 2027.

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