Abstract Using the computerized application of Modeling using Object Types (MOT) theory, this article examines the normative dimension of official interpretations of a corpus of core “communication rights” (the right to freedom of opinion and expression, the right to privacy, the right to participate in cultural life, and the right to education) enshrined and protected by the International Covenants on Human Rights. This article proposes a methodological contribution whereby the computerized application of knowledge modeling theory promotes the analysis and popularization of international human rights standards. Research findings draw attention to significant conceptual deficiencies included as part of international human rights standards. These deficiencies undermine the applicability of these standards and their relative usefulness in the context of complex sociopolitical issues relating to communication. In addition, this article underscores the need for communication rights studies to further integrate contributions from the field of international human rights law research. It demonstrates that interdisciplinary dialogue can open up new research agendas for communication rights scholars and contribute to a renewed critical analysis of international human rights standards.

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对国际传播权标准进行批判性分析：图形知识建模的贡献

摘要 通过使用对象类型建模 (MOT) 理论的计算机化应用，本文考察了官方对核心“通信权”（意见和表达自由权、隐私权、权利参与文化生活和受教育的权利）受到国际人权公约的尊重和保护。本文提出了一种方法论贡献，即知识建模理论的计算机化应用促进了国际人权标准的分析和普及。研究结果提请注意国际人权标准中包含的重大概念缺陷。这些缺陷削弱了这些标准的适用性及其在与通信相关的复杂社会政治问题的背景下的相对有用性。此外，本文强调传播权研究需要进一步整合国际人权法研究领域的贡献。它表明跨学科对话可以为传播权学者开辟新的研究议程，并有助于重新对国际人权标准进行批判性分析。