Neurorights as reconceptualized human rights

In what follows, we focus on the possibility of developing neurorights as reconceptualized human rights. We first explore what are the possible conditions for the reconceptualization task in the context of legal dogmatics. Next, we provide two examples of existing human rights—i.e., freedom of thought and mental integrity—that could be successfully reconceptualized into neurorights. Finally, we emphasize the work that should be ascribed to regional bodies in the reconceptualization and implementation of neurorights, given their important role as natural bridges between national and global institutions.