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UK DNA database includes the innocent and wrongly accused under the Criminal Justice and Police Act 2001
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UK DNA database includes the innocent and wrongly accused under the Criminal Justice and Police Act 2001

Russian-made surveillance technologies being used in the West
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Russian-made surveillance technologies being used in the West

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Crypto Wars 2.0: Fear, Failure, and Feinstein

What does Twitter know about its users? #NOLOGS
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What does Twitter know about its users? #NOLOGS

The Kremlin’s new Internet surveillance plan goes live today
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The Kremlin’s new Internet surveillance plan goes live today

Surveillance companies ditch Switzerland, but further action needed
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Surveillance companies ditch Switzerland, but further action needed

Another data protection authority says Facebook's facial recognition feature violates European data protection law
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Another data protection authority says Facebook's facial recognition feature violates European data protection law

Opening up children's data: five weeks until the School Census could go public
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Opening up children's data: five weeks until the School Census could go public

Mass surveillance statistics
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Mass surveillance statistics

Our analysis of the European Commission's proposal for a general Data Protection Regulation
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Our analysis of the European Commission's proposal for a general Data Protection Regulation

Privacy International complaint poised to shut down Heathrow passenger fingerprinting
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Privacy International complaint poised to shut down Heathrow passenger fingerprinting

Zimbabwe threatening privacy rights with new SIM registration database
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Zimbabwe threatening privacy rights with new SIM registration database

Content Type: Legal Case Files

Privacy International v. Secretary of State for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office et al.

Stop breaking the internet: internet and communications service providers take legal action against GCHQ
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Stop breaking the internet: internet and communications service providers take legal action against GCHQ

Open everything? Some background to current debates on open data
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Open everything? Some background to current debates on open data

US-based surveillance & data collection: New UN report provides guidance on PRISM
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US-based surveillance & data collection: New UN report provides guidance on PRISM

IGF 2013: Surveillance, Snowden fallout top of the agenda in Bali
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IGF 2013: Surveillance, Snowden fallout top of the agenda in Bali

How will the Communications Data Bill affect you?
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How will the Communications Data Bill affect you?

Content Type: Legal Case Files

High Court

US government cracks down on surveillance technology reseller; HMRC remains silent in similar case
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US government cracks down on surveillance technology reseller; HMRC remains silent in similar case

Indian Parliamentary Committee trashes UID Bill
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Indian Parliamentary Committee trashes UID Bill

German Federal Constitutional Court overturns law on data retention
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German Federal Constitutional Court overturns law on data retention

Kenya, Sweden, Turkey challenged over surveillance practices at UN
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Kenya, Sweden, Turkey challenged over surveillance practices at UN

Leaked EU Data Directive amendments show alignment with Regulation, though vote is less certain
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Leaked EU Data Directive amendments show alignment with Regulation, though vote is less certain

International Women's Day: How surveillance is used to assert control
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International Women's Day: How surveillance is used to assert control

FREAKShow: Why governments meddling with encryption standards hurts us all
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FREAKShow: Why governments meddling with encryption standards hurts us all

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Privacy International, HMRC to go to trial over agency's refusal to reveal state of any investigation into Gamma International

Rights organisations call on UN Human Rights Council to establish Special Rapporteur on the Right to Privacy
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Rights organisations call on UN Human Rights Council to establish Special Rapporteur on the Right to Privacy

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OECD complaint filed by human rights groups against British surveillance company moves forward

EU parliamentarians propose to strip citizens of their privacy rights
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EU parliamentarians propose to strip citizens of their privacy rights