Murtaza Mohiqi
University of Agder
Research areas: Social Sciences · Political Science and International Relations · Politics and Conflicts in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Middle East · Corruption and Economic Development · Administrative Law and Governance
About
Murtaza Mohiqi is a law lecturer, legal columnist, and human rights researcher, possessing experience in both human rights and private law at both domestic and international levels. Mohiqi's extensive research efforts focus on comprehensively examining multifaceted human rights aspects related to diverse demographic groups, including women, children, minorities, immigrants, and individuals with disabilities. His scholarly pursuits not only encompass human rights but also extend to the intricate domain of private law. This dual engagement spans constitutional, international, and global contexts, thereby augmenting the richness and breadth of his academic contributions. His research also covers the intersection of Artificial Intelligence and human rights. Through his written work, he critically examines emerging technologies, with a particular focus on their implications within the realm of law and human rights. Additionally, he holds the position of a Legal Tech Specialist, driven by his curiosity regarding the potential of technology to advance human rights and contribute to peace efforts.
Employment
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University of Agder Assistant Professor2024 - Present
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Publications (5)
- Innovation Versus Regulation: Intellectual Property Rights Implications for ChatGPT Technology in India Save
- Editorial: Navigating governance reform — Ethics, technology, and cross-border legal challenges Save
- Leveraging Emerging Technologies to Document Abuses and Amplify Marginalised Voices in Conflict Zones: Lessons from Afghanistan Save
- Leveraging Emerging Technologies to Document Abuses and Amplify Marginalised Voices in Conflict Zones: Lessons from Afghanistan Save
- Academic Freedom in Afghanistan Today Save