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Content Type: News & Analysis

All we want for Christmas is... Clearview AI to be banned (and looks like it's happening)!

European Court of Human Rights
Content Type: Press release

Human rights groups win European Court of Human Rights claim on UK mass surveillance regime

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Content Type: Video

When ID leaves you without identity: the case of double registration in Kenya

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Content Type: Case Study

Huawei infiltration in Uganda

Bolsa Familia
Content Type: Long Read

Brazil’s Bolsa Familia Program: the impact on privacy rights

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Content Type: News & Analysis

One Year On, what has Uganda’s Data Protection Law Changed?

Kenya High Court
Content Type: Long Read

Kenyan Court Ruling on Huduma Namba Identity System: the Good, the Bad and the Lessons

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Content Type: Long Read

Why Does Reproductive Health Surveillance in India Need Our Urgent Attention?

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Content Type: Impact Case Study

Building a Global Privacy Movement

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Content Type: Impact Case Study

Recognition of Privacy in UN Human Rights Mechanisms

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Content Type: Advocacy

Personal Data Protection Bill in Pakistan: it’s important to get it right!

Kenya High Court
Content Type: News & Analysis

Why the Huduma Namba ruling matters for the future of digital ID, and not just in Kenya

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Content Type: Long Read

Filling the gaps on the understanding of cybersecurity and human rights across the world

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Content Type: News & Analysis

Bulk surveillance is unlawful, says the High Court of South Africa