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Alumni Publication: "Human Security Implications on Children in the Tech Era" by Charani L. Charithma M. Patabendige

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By Charani L. Charithma M. Patabendige, Sandali V. Liyanage
November 20, 2025, Ceylon Today

On 20 November 2025, Ceylon Today, a Sri Lankan newspaper, published NESA Center alumna Charani L. Charithma M. Patabendige's latest co-authored article, "Human Security Implications on Children in the Tech Era."

"While technology has opened doors for learning, communication, and innovation, it has simultaneously introduced new forms of vulnerability, including privacy violations, overexposure, algorithmic bias, cyberbullying, and addiction."

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The views presented in this paper are those of the speaker or author and do not necessarily represent the views of the NESA Center, of DoD, or its components.

From NESA | by Charani Lakna Charithma Matara Patabendige | 20 Nov 2025

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