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Demand/Supply: Exposing The Surveillance Industry In Colombia

Report
Post date
2nd September 2015
Demand/Supply: Exposing The Surveillance Industry In Colombia

Over a dozen international companies are supplying powerful communications surveillance technology in Colombia. Privacy International examines the actors across the world involved in facilitating state surveillance.

The report is available in English and Spanish.

Target Profile
Surveillance Industry
Our fight
Contesting Government Data and System Exploitation
Location
Colombia
Learn more
Comms Surveillance Tech
Surveillance Industry
Our campaign
Challenging the Militarisation of Tech
Attachments
DemandSupply_Espanol.pdf
DemandSupply_English.pdf

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