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Mónika Mercz

Mónika Mercz, JD, is a HF visiting fellow at the GW Competition & Innovation Lab, completing a PhD in Law and Political Sciences at the Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church in Budapest, Hungary. She obtained her law degree at the University of Miskolc, where she specialized in English legal translation, later gaining an AI and Law degree from the University of Lisbon. Mónika’s past and present research focuses on constitutional identity and essential state functions of EU Member States, data protection aspects of DNA testing, children’s rights and modern technologies.
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Mónika Mercz

Mónika Mercz, JD, is a HF visiting fellow at the GW Competition & Innovation Lab, completing a PhD in Law and Political Sciences at the Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church in Budapest, Hungary. She obtained her law degree at the University of Miskolc, where she specialized in English legal translation, later gaining an AI and Law degree from the University of Lisbon. Mónika’s past and present research focuses on constitutional identity and essential state functions of EU Member States, data protection aspects of DNA testing, children’s rights and modern technologies.

Building Bridges to Protect the Youth — The Hungarian Way

‘The Criminal Code now stipulates that sexual crimes against people under 18 shall never lapse. To make the legal consequences of these heinous crimes even more severe, people convicted of

Tech Timeout in Schools While Teaching Digital Skills Equals Healthier Young Generations

‘Artificial intelligence (AI) literacy will undoubtedly be of paramount importance in the future, so teaching it, rather than letting children find harmful, addictive or otherwise destructive content themselves online is
Picture of Mónika Mercz

Mónika Mercz

Mónika Mercz, JD, is a HF visiting fellow at the GW Competition & Innovation Lab, completing a PhD in Law and Political Sciences at the Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church in Budapest, Hungary. She obtained her law degree at the University of Miskolc, where she specialized in English legal translation, later gaining an AI and Law degree from the University of Lisbon. Mónika’s past and present research focuses on constitutional identity and essential state functions of EU Member States, data protection aspects of DNA testing, children’s rights and modern technologies.
Picture of Mónika Mercz

Mónika Mercz

Mónika Mercz, JD, is a HF visiting fellow at the GW Competition & Innovation Lab, completing a PhD in Law and Political Sciences at the Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church in Budapest, Hungary. She obtained her law degree at the University of Miskolc, where she specialized in English legal translation, later gaining an AI and Law degree from the University of Lisbon. Mónika’s past and present research focuses on constitutional identity and essential state functions of EU Member States, data protection aspects of DNA testing, children’s rights and modern technologies.
Building Bridges to Protect the Youth — The Hungarian Way
CULTURE & SOCIETY OPINION

Building Bridges to Protect the Youth — The Hungarian Way

‘The Criminal Code now stipulates that sexual crimes against people under 18 shall never lapse. To make the legal consequences of these heinous crimes even more severe, people convicted of imprisonment for such crimes shall not be released on probation. Perpetrators of these crimes will not be able to obtain parole, reintegration custody, or a certificate of good conduct.’

Mónika Mercz
09.02.2025
Tech Timeout in Schools While Teaching Digital Skills Equals Healthier Young Generations
CULTURE & SOCIETY OPINION TECH

Tech Timeout in Schools While Teaching Digital Skills Equals Healthier Young Generations

‘Artificial intelligence (AI) literacy will undoubtedly be of paramount importance in the future, so teaching it, rather than letting children find harmful, addictive or otherwise destructive content themselves online is going to be the biggest challenge of protecting our youth.’

Mónika Mercz
25.10.2024

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