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In conversation with Edward Snowden

This case was made possible because of Edward Snowden’s disclosures in 2013, and through the combined work of Big Brother Watch, American Civil Liberties Union, Amnesty International, Bytes for All, Canadian Civil Liberties Association, Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights, Hungarian Civil

Report and Analysis

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PI’s Guide to International Law and Surveillance

PI’s Guide to International Law and Surveillance aims to provide the most hard-hitting results that reinforce and strengthen the core principles and standards of international law on surveillance. You can find UN resolutions, independent expert reports and international human rights bodies jurisprudence.

Long Read

Opening Stages in UN Cybercrime Treaty Talks Reflect Human Rights Risks

This piece by Tomaso Falchetta, Deborah Brown and Katitza Rodriguez was originally published in Just Security.

Long Read

Briefing on Privacy International Legal Case: Bulk personal datasets and bulk communications data challenge

A brief summary and timeline of legal proceedings of PI's bulk personal datasets and bulk communications data challenge in the UK

News

19th August 2021

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

23rd July 2021

UK Investigatory Powers Tribunal finds the regime for bulk communications data to be incompatible with EU law

18th September 2019

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

29th July 2019

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

29th July 2019

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

21st November 2018

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

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Privacy International's interventions at the second session of UN Cybercrime Treaty negotiations

During the second session of the UN Ad Hoc Committee which is negotiating a potential United Nations Cybercrime Treaty, Privacy International made three joint interventions. The second session took place in Vienna from 30 May to 10 June.

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