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UK Government acknowledges past violations of individuals’ rights and the fight continues...
1st April 2022
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News & Analysis
In Kenya, Communications Surveillance Is A Matter of Life and Death
15th March 2017
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News & Analysis
The Policing Bill: Immigration Officers to get phone data extraction powers
6th July 2021
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News & Analysis
Policing Bill: An unsatisfactory debut on the statute books for mobile phone extraction
29th June 2021
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Press release
Human rights groups win European Court of Human Rights claim on UK mass surveillance regime
25th May 2021
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Case Study
King’s Cross has been watching you - and the police helped
25th June 2020
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News & Analysis
Ethnic minorities at greater risk of oversurveillance after protests
15th June 2020
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News & Analysis
Une loi nigérienne donne de vastes pouvoirs pour intercepter les communications
9th June 2020
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News & Analysis
The Nigerien bill giving broad powers to intercept communications
2nd June 2020
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Long Read
Protecting Civic Spaces
1st May 2019
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Long Read
😱 This UK Government-Funded AI Programme Wants to Make ‘Face Recognition Ubiquitous’. (But Sure, We're Probably Being Paranoid About Face Surveillance).
3rd March 2020
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Podcast: Protest surveillance: before, during, and after
5th June 2020
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News & Analysis
Big tech companies must protect customer data from legal backdoors
7th January 2020
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Long Read
Privacy is Security: an op-ed from Peru
13th November 2019
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Long Read
Africa: SIM Card Registration Only Increases Monitoring and Exclusion
5th August 2019
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