Abstract
Since the establishment of the Convention system in the post-World War II context, Europe and the World have hanged considerably. This has led to new challenges which could not have been foreseen by the Convention drafters. For example, threats to human rights in the digital world controlled by corporations and partly animated by artificial intelligence may require different types of approaches compared to real-world violations committed by human state agents...
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