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New York Police Department expands surveillance post-9/11

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Protests in Greece attract police brutality

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Israel shifts to digital surveillance of Palestinians

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PI and 30 CSOs unite against use of live facial recognition technology

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Taming Pegasus: A Way Forward on Surveillance Tech Proliferation

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PI and allies respond to College of Policing consultation, stating that live facial recognition tech can never be safely deployed in public places

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Peru social networks crucial in disseminating rights information

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Peru street protests coordinated on social media by hundreds of decentralized organisations

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US Department of Homeland Security deployed aerial surveillance during BLM protests

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San Francisco police department use private camera network to surveil BLM protests

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Activists sue San Francisco over use of private surveillance cameras in protests

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US law enforcement have access to vast networks of surveillance cameras

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Dataminr uses Twitter firehose access to inform law enforcement about protesters

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Aerial data shows extensive US deployment of National Guard during BLM protests

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US federal agents disproportionately monitor left-wing protesters on social media

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US activists and Congressional Democrats demand Trump administration cease surveilling peaceful protesters

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US police expand surveillance in response to Black Lives Matter protests

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How social media monitoring can be used at a protest

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Fact sheet on photographing police officers at a protest

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Fact sheet on your data rights in relation to police surveillance at protests

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How the police can access your phone's 'unique identifiers' at a protest

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How the police can access your digital communications at a protest

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How the police can gain access to your phone's content at a protest

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How predictive policing can be used at protests

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How the 'Law Enforcement Data Service' (LEDS) can be used at protests

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How police drones technology can be used at a protest

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How body worn video cameras can be used at a protest

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How gait recognition technology can be used at a protest

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How facial recognition technology can be used at a protest

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How hacking can be used at a protest