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Content type: Video

Victory! A Clearview update: some (provisionally) good news from the UK

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Content type: News & Analysis

Taming Pegasus: A Way Forward on Surveillance Tech Proliferation

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Content type: Advocacy

Denmark Approves Export Of Internet Surveillance System To China

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

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Content type: Advocacy

PI and allies respond to College of Policing consultation, stating that live facial recognition tech can never be safely deployed in public places

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Content type: News & Analysis

UN experts report highlights role of private military and security companies in immigration management

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Content type: Advocacy

Civil society response to call for inputs for Global Study on the Impact of Counter-Terrorism Measures on Civil Society and Civic Space

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Content type: Advocacy

Joint statement: EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive must be strengthened to ensure tech sector accountability

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Content type: Advocacy

PI's joint submission to the UN Special Rapporteur on contemporary forms of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance

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Content type: Case Study

...it protects our right to rest

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Content type: News & Analysis

The EU needs to provide assistance to migrants affected by Covid-19. But their latest proposal does nothing of the kind.

WFP in Liberia
Content type: News & Analysis

Palantir and the UN’s World Food Programme are partnering for a reported $45 million

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Content type: Case Study

…it protects our ability to move freely