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横竖撇捺传文明 书艺润德育新人 书法是中国传统文化中最具有代表性的符号之一，承载和彰显着民族特征与民族品格。广泛开展书法教育，对于弘扬中华优秀传统文化具有十分重要的作用。然而，随着计算机的普及和互联网的发展，汉字书写逐渐边缘化，学生对书法普遍缺乏兴趣，也给日常的汉字书写与书法艺术推广带来了极大挑战。近年来，教育部高度重视书法教育工作，先后出台了《关于中小学开展书法教育的意见》《中小学书法教育指导...
As cases of violence against women and girls have surged in South Asia in recent years, authorities have introduced harsher penalties and expanded surveillance networks, including facial recognition systems, to prevent such crimes.
8 Min Read (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As cases of violence against women and girls have surged in South Asia in recent years, authorities have introduced harsher penalties and expanded surveillance networks, including facial recognition systems, to prevent such crimes. Police in the north Indian city of Lucknow earlier this year said they would install cameras with emotion recognition technology to spot women being harassed, while in Pakistan, police have launched a mobile safety app after a gang rape. But use of these technologies with no evidence that they help reduce crime, and with no...
Apr 9, 2021 As cases of violence against women and girls have surged in South Asia in recent years, authorities have introduced harsher penalties and expanded surveillance networks, including facial recognition systems, to prevent such crimes. Police in the north Indian city of Lucknow earlier this year said they would install cameras with emotion recognition technology to spot women being harassed, while in Pakistan, police have launched a mobile safety app after a gang rape. But use of these technologies with no evidence that they help reduce crime, and with no data protection laws...
* Little evidence that surveillance technologies help reduce crime * Activists warn reliance on tech violates women's privacy By Rina Chandran April 9 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As cases of violence against women and girls have surged in South Asia in recent years, authorities have introduced harsher penalties and expanded surveillance networks, including facial recognition systems, to prevent such crimes. Police in the north Indian city of Lucknow earlier this year said they would install cameras with emotion recognition technology to spot women being harassed, while in Pakistan, police ...