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Coded Injustice: Surveillance and Discrimination in Denmark’s Automated Welfare State
Amnesty International · published 2024-11-13 · EUR 18/8709/2024
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Affected-community and human-rights voice, based partly on interviews with benefit recipients. Danish authorities dispute parts of its findings.
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Algorithmic fraud control in public welfare can subject benefit recipients to mass surveillance and discriminate against marginalized groups; human-rights groups argue such systems should be paused until shown to be lawful and fair.
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