DOI: 10.4399/97912218260508
Pages: 121-147
Publication date: June 2026
Publisher: Aracne
SSD:
IUS/09 IUS/14 IUS/21
As it is known, during the period of COVID–19 crisis, there has been a huge use of new technologies and a significative improvement of these means. Indeed, the latters have been able satisfy the daily needs of each of us. However, at the same time, such a massive use of NT has enhanced the gap between “online relationship life” and the “offline” one. The latter, of course, increased a lot. Therefore, NT have been crucial for the exercise of fundamental rights during COVID–19 crisis since they have been severely restricted during that period. Even if such a topic can_not be easily analyzed, it is necessary to ask ourselves whether the “virtual” space can allow the exercise and protection of rights or if such prerogatives can only be exercised and granted in a “physical” space.