Challenges in Upholding Human Autonomy through the Right to be Forgotten

The paper examines the difficulties and challenges in implementing the right to be forgotten, highlighting the importance of this right for individual autonomy and privacy. It explores the main obstacles to upholding this right from legal, ethical, practical, and technical viewpoints, providing a summary of the existing problems and making recommendations for potential solutions. To improve the applicability of human rights in the digital world, the research emphasizes the significance of public awareness, international collaboration, and improvements in machine unlearning solutions. In order to assist the effective application of the right to be forgotten, the paper ends with suggestions for future research. These ideas seek to achieve a balance between autonomy, the need for privacy, and the rapid development of technology in digital spaces.