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Content type: Advocacy

PI response to Home Office consultation on codes of practice under the Investigatory Powers (Amendment) Act 2024

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Content type: Long Read

The UK government's controversial proposal to expand surveillance powers: What you need to know

PI and EFF's comments on UNcybecrime treaty
Content type: Advocacy

Privacy International and Electronic Frontier Foundation Comments on the Draft Text of the UN Cybercrime Convention

Privacy International's oral statement at the UN Human Rights Council
Content type: Advocacy

Privacy International's oral statement at the UN Human Rights Council

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Content type: Report

Securing Privacy: PI on End-to-End Encryption

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Content type: Report

PI’s Guide to International Law and Surveillance

An overbroad, unbalanced and dangerous UN cybercrime treaty must be rejected
Content type: Advocacy

An overbroad, unbalanced and dangerous UN cybercrime treaty must be rejected

PI's comments on updated draft of the UN Cybercrime convention
Content type: Advocacy

Privacy International's comments on the updated draft text of the UN Cybercrime Convention (May 2024)

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Content type: Advocacy

PI's Response to the UK Government's Investigatory Powers (Amendment) Bill

Content type: Examples

NSO Group markets phone hacking software to US law enforcement

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Content type: News & Analysis

Ghosts in Your Machine: Spooks Want Secret Access to Encrypted Messages

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Content type: Impact Case Study

Fighting Mass Surveillance in the Post-Snowden Era