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Cameras as an art installation on the wall

Protecting Civic Spaces

Imagine that every time you want to attend a march, religious event, political meeting, protest, or public rally, you must share deeply personal information with police and intelligence agencies, even when they have no reason to suspect you of wrongdoing. First, you need to go to the police to

Case Study

…it can protect us from torture

No one has the right to torture you.

Report

Challenging the Drivers of Surveillance: EU Access to Documents Requests

In September 2019, Privacy International filed 10 access to documents requests to EU bodies regarding the transfer of surveillance capabilities to non-EU countries. The requests seek documents providing information on the transfer of personal data, surveillance technology, training, financing, and

News

18th September 2019

New Report Underlines the EU’s Strategy in the War on Migration: Border Externalisation

29th July 2019

Here’s the Surveillance the US Exports to Central America as Aid - And it’s Surviving Trump’s Cuts

29th July 2019

Esta es la vigilancia que Estados Unidos está exportando a Centroamérica como ayuda. Y está sobreviviendo a los recortes de Trump

21st November 2018

Unregulated intelligence sharing poses substantive risks to human rights and to the democratic rule of law

7th November 2017

Recap: 10 Human Rights Organisations vs. The United Kingdom

1st November 2017

Landmark UK Surveillance Case To Be Heard In Strasbourg Tomorrow

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Our Advocacy

Privacy International's Submission to the Investigatory Powers Commissioner's Consultation on the Consolidated Guidance

In October 2018, Privacy International submitted to the public consultation on the “Consolidated Guidance to Intelligence Officers and Service Personnel on the Detention and Interviewing of Detainees Overseas, and on the Passing and Receipt of Intelligence Relating to Detainees” (“Consolidated

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