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Year: 2024
Issue: 4
Volume: 99
Author Names: Dragoș Alexandru MAIOR
Abstract: Although seemingly in an early stage, neurotechnologies are capturing the attention of inter-national actors. The protection of fundamental human rights should be rethought or at least readjusted to the new challenges. Even though the issue addressed in this article may seem purely theoretical, it is crucial as neuroscience stands at the border between brain activity and what constitutes an individual’s identity. The brain is not and cannot be considered as just another organ of the body. A person is much more than their neural activity, although this activity is necessary for a person to be the kind of individual they are. Therefore, the is-sue arises of developing an adequate legal framework for their use in tandem with new tech-nologies
DOI: https://doi.org/10.62838/cjjc-2024-0033
Pages: 111-117