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French filing
Content type: Long Read

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

Human Rights Issues With The Draft Communications Data Bill
Content type: Report

Human Rights Issues With The Draft Communications Data Bill

Content type: Press release

Press Release: New Privacy International Report Shows That 21 European Countries Are Unlawfully Retaining Personal Data

In Kenya, Communications Surveillance Is A Matter of Life and Death
Content type: News & Analysis

In Kenya, Communications Surveillance Is A Matter of Life and Death

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Content type: Advocacy

Submission on the right to privacy in Thailand, Human Rights Committee, 119th Session

Joint Submission on the Right to Privacy in Italy, Human Rights Committee, 119th Session
Content type: Advocacy

Joint Submission on the Right to Privacy in Italy, Human Rights Committee, 119th Session

Content type: Press release

Press Release: EU Data Protection Package: Lacking Ambition But Saving The Basics

Report On The National Data Retention Laws Since The CJEU’s Tele-2/Watson Judgment
Content type: Advocacy

Report On The National Data Retention Laws Since The CJEU’s Tele-2/Watson Judgment

Technology Pill Logo - Text reads: Judgement Day: Mass surveillance regimes must respect privacy
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Podcast: Judgement Day

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Content type: Long Read

(Questions/Réponses) La plus haute Cour de justice de l’UE a jugé que les régimes de surveillance de masse du Royaume-Uni, de la France et de la Belgique doivent respecter la vie privée

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Q&A: EU's top court rules that UK, French and Belgian mass surveillance regimes must respect privacy

Towers of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU)
Content type: Press release

Press release: Ruling by EU’s highest court finds that UK, French and Belgian mass surveillance regimes must respect privacy, even in the context of national security

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Content type: Report

PI’s Guide to International Law and Surveillance

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Content type: Report

Report on the National Data Retention Laws since the CJEU’s Tele-2/Watson Judgment

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Content type: Report

PI's briefing on national data retention laws

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Content type: Press release

Press release: Critical ICO report says the Police must stop taking data from victims' phones without better safeguards

Content type: Examples

Despite uncertain benefits, surveillance spreads across the world

Factory chimney with mobile phone antennas
Content type: Explainer

Telco data and Covid-19: A primer

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Content type: Long Read

Protecting Civic Spaces

Content type: Examples

Did Mexico Drop $5 Million On This 'Unlimited' Uber-Stealth Spy Tech?

Content type: Examples

Saudis suspected of phone spying campaign in US

Content type: Examples

EU: Vodafone, Deutsche Telekom, Orange and 5 other telcos to help EU track cov-19 progression

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Content type: Impact Case Study

How we fought and beat governments unlawfully storing our data

El derecho a la intimidad en Colombia
Content type: Advocacy

El derecho a la intimidad en Colombia

The Right to Privacy in Colombia
Content type: Advocacy

The Right to Privacy in Colombia

A picture of the planet portraying the global impact of the topic
Content type: Impact Case Study

Fighting Mass Surveillance in the Post-Snowden Era

The Right to Privacy in the United Mexican States
Content type: Advocacy

The Right to Privacy in the United Mexican States

Content type: Press release

Privacy International, Liberty, and Open Rights Group joined other organisations across the EU to file complaints over Member States’ non-compliance with mass surveillance rulings

Content type: Press release

European Court invalidates Data Retention Directive, says mass surveillance of metadata interferes with right to privacy

Content type: Press release

Privacy International files OECD complaints against telcos for role in UK mass surveillance program