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This paper aims to examine the effects of digital citizenship systems on human rights and social inclusion in the EU.

February 17, 2026

From Innovation to Inclusion? The Human Rights Dilemma of Digital Citizenship

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This paper aims to examine the effects of digital citizenship systems on human rights and social inclusion in the EU.
Analyzes the European Digital Identity Wallet and its implications for privacy and non-discrimination.
Integrates insights from human rights law and technology studies to ground the discussion.
Evaluates the risks associated with centralizing sensitive data and its impact on vulnerable groups.
Digital citizenship presents opportunities for inclusion but introduces risks of inequality and control.
Centralization of data can lead to increased surveillance and exclusion of marginalized communities.
Emphasizes the necessity for robust public policies to ensure transparency and human dignity.

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This analysis explores the implications of digital citizenship for social justice in the European Union, highlighting pressing privacy concerns.

Sílvia de Carvalho Homem (2026) studied this question.

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This analysis explores the implications of digital citizenship for social justice in the European Union, highlighting pressing privacy concerns.