Abstract

Civil rights in the digital age present a complex landscape of challenges and opportunities, encompassing issues of privacy, freedom of expression, and access to justice. This paper examines the evolving intersection of technology and civil rights, highlighting the tensions between technological advancements and individual rights. We explore the implications of data privacy, the limits of online freedom of expression, and the digital divide's impact on access to justice. By addressing these key issues, we aim to contribute to a broader understanding of how civil rights are being redefined in the digital era and the need for a balanced and equitable approach to safeguarding individual liberties and promoting social justice.