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Content type: News & Analysis

UK Government acknowledges past violations of individuals’ rights and the fight continues...

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Content type: News & Analysis

The Clearview/Ukraine partnership - How surveillance companies exploit war

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Content type: Explainer

Surveillance Industry Finally Facing Scrutiny, but Will it Change Anything?

Harare, Zimbabwe, at night
Content type: Long Read

Huawei and Surveillance in Zimbabwe

Content type: Examples

New York Police Department expands surveillance post-9/11

Content type: Examples

Myanmar military conducts mobile phone stops and searches

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Content type: News & Analysis

The EU Parliament Took a Stance Against AI Mass Surveillance: What are the Global Implications?

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Content type: News & Analysis

Afghanistan: What Now After Two Decades of Building Data-Intensive Systems?

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Content type: News & Analysis

Taming Pegasus: A Way Forward on Surveillance Tech Proliferation

French filing
Content type: Long Read

Association Confraternelle de la Presse Judiciare and 11 Other Applications v. France

Privacy International Submission to the Joint Committee on the Draft Investigatory Powers Bill
Content type: Advocacy

Privacy International Submission to the Joint Committee on the Draft Investigatory Powers Bill

Content type: Press release

In Wake Of USA Freedom Act, Privacy International Takes UK Spy Agencies To Court Over Bulk Domestic Spying

Content type: Press release

Two Years After Snowden, Governments Resist Calls To End Mass Surveillance

Content type: Press release

Press Release: Human Rights Organisations Alarmed By Bill That Will Give Surveillance Agencies Dangerous New Powers

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Content type: News & Analysis

Into The Unknown: Government Surveillance After Brexit

First Report Of UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Privacy Condemns UK Investigatory Powers Bill
Content type: Advocacy

First Report Of UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Privacy Condemns UK Investigatory Powers Bill

We need public debate, not a secret tribunal, on covert British surveillance
Content type: News & Analysis

We Need Public Debate, Not A Secret Tribunal, On Covert British Surveillance

The Government is trying to create a surveillance state
Content type: News & Analysis

The Government Is Trying To Create A Surveillance State

Privacy International’s preliminary views on cross-border access to data for intelligence/law enforcement purposes
Content type: Advocacy

Privacy International’s preliminary views on cross-border access to data for intelligence/law enforcement purposes

It’s time to take on government surveillance – and the push has to come from us
Content type: News & Analysis

It’s time to take on government surveillance – and the push has to come from us

UN calls on Namibia, New Zealand, Rwanda, South Africa, and Sweden to reform surveillance. Will the Governments act?
Content type: News & Analysis

UN Calls On Namibia, New Zealand, Rwanda, South Africa, and Sweden To Reform Surveillance. Will the Governments Act?

Content type: News & Analysis

Universally Unpopular: Pakistan’s ‘Prevention of Electronic Crimes Bill’ passes National Assembly

OECD Complaint Against BT, Verizon Enterprise, Vodafone Cable, Viatel, Level 3, and Interoute
Content type: Long Read

OECD Complaint Against BT, Verizon Enterprise, Vodafone Cable, Viatel, Level 3, and Interoute

Content type: Press release

Documents Obtained By Privacy International Show That UK Intelligence Agencies May Analyse Our Facebook And Twitter Accounts

A woman holding a mobile phone surrounded by surveillance cameras, law enforcement and other hacking technology
Content type: Advocacy

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

Report with travellers
Content type: Report

PI's briefing on travellers' surveillance

Travellers' surveillace
Content type: Long Read

Travellers’ surveillance: The role of the UN Countering Terrorist Travel Programme

Credit - Santiago Paulós
Content type: Advocacy

UK MPs ignore concerned constituents questions about Facial Recognition Technology

Content type: Press release

GCHQ Makes Brazen Attempt To Undermine The Independence Of Its New Regulator

Shadow State: Surveillance, Law And Order In Colombia
Content type: Report

Shadow State: Surveillance, Law And Order In Colombia