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This article explores the establishment of a digital open-access platform (the “clearing-house mechanism”) in the BBNJ Agreement, and its attitude towards traditional knowledge associated with marine genetic resources held by Indigenous Peoples and local communities. In doing so, the article suggests a development of what might be a new “digital right” in the emerging discourse of “digital human rights”—the right not to have a “digital presence”.
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This page is a summary of: The Law of the Sea Goes Digital—Indigenous Peoples’ “Right to Exclude” Their Traditional Knowledge from the Digital Sphere, Ocean Development & International Law, January 2025, Taylor & Francis,
DOI: 10.1080/00908320.2024.2446572.
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