جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه « سالمندان » در نشریات گروه « فقه و حقوق »

The number of elderly people in the world is increasing. According to the World Population Prospects, by 2050, one in six people worldwide will be over 65. At the same time, the world has witnessed the increasing development of digital technology. This process has raised various concerns by human rights activists regarding the existence of bias and prejudices against the capabilities of older adults and, as a result, the lack of attention to their needs in digital literacy. On the other hand, the right to digital literacy has not been explicitly discussed in the framework of international human rights. In this regard, the Secretary General of the United Nations proposed preparing regulations to determine governments' obligations in the digital field. This proposal led to the presentation of the United Nations' recommendations in the age of digital interdependence. Which, despite the existence of some shortcomings, contains the international obligations of governments in the control and monitoring of digital technology. The main subject of this research is to investigate the attention of the recommendation to the right of the elderly to acquire digital literacy and reduce the digital divide in societies. This study used the analytical-descriptive method, using library and internet resources. The findings of this research show that due to the lack of clarity in referring to the right of the elderly to have digital literacy as an independent human right and also emphasising the need for public access to digital services, regardless of different economic and social conditions of the countries and presenting a proposal for the sharing of digital goods, irrespective of the intellectual property rights of the creators of these types of goods, the recommendation would not be successful in achieving its goals.

Today, one of the symbols of the impact of globalization phenomenon, is global learning and changing patterns and paradigms of family education programs among elderly family members.

To examine the relationship between strategic changes in globalization and elderly family education programs.

This research was a qualitative and descriptive survey with a survey approach.

Strategic and fundamental changes in the provision of family education programs for the elderly include changes such as growth and development education, environmental education (conservation of natural and environmental resources), citizenship and human rights education, media education, peace education, equality, and compassion. And human rights education, training to improve and improve the quality and quality of life of the elderly and those around them and how to update nursing care, health education, preventive and first aid training, multiculturalism and multiculturalism, information technology education and Communications and the growth of space and virtual social networks and utilizing it to upgrade Life was elderly.

Strategic changes of globalization for the elderly have a positive effect, such as: increased international cooperation and communication, and expansion of the shared global social and cultural heritage. On the other hand, negative effects such as: national identity and national sweat and indigenous-local customs of the elderly, The growth of secularist thinking, the rise of psychological, social and ethical problems, the increasing decision-making power of international communities and governments, and finally the growth of unrealistic and biased information from other nations to induce elderly-related programs to Brought along.

Simultaneous with glorious development in the realm of sanitary and hygiene, because of increasing in the age of life expectancy in one hand and reduction of tendency to birth in another hand, various societies face to the phenomenon of "population aging". Growth of Misbehaviors against seniors in these societies emerges a new field of protective law as “the elderly Rights”. Right to privacy and Independence of action is one of these rights. Health and Maintenance centers and the home environment are three space which the right has very important role on them. This article studies the position of the right to privacy in the life of seniors and necessity of intervention of Government to ensure it. We believe that protecting of principle of confidentiality of medical information in health centers, the right to treatment privacy in Maintenance centers and acceptance of relative definition of privacy about home and family life is essential for the subject matter. Also this claim is approved that in the conflict of rights of seniors with other’s and when the Human Dignity Principle is violated (such as Euthanasia), Government must provide limitation in the right to privacy and Independence of action.