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Content type: Report

Briefing: Controlling the UK's Private Intelligence Industry

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Content type: Video

Corporate Spies running wild

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Content type: News & Analysis

Taming Pegasus: A Way Forward on Surveillance Tech Proliferation

Content type: Press release

Surveillance company Hacking Team exposed

Content type: Press release

Press Release: Colombian Police Built A Shadow Surveillance State Outside Of Lawful Authority, Privacy International Investigation Reveals

Content type: Press release

Press Release: Companies From The UK, The US, And Israel Provided Mass Surveillance Capabilities To Colombian Security Services

The President's Men? Inside The Technical Research Department, The Secret Player In Egypt's Intelligence Infrastructure
Content type: Report

The President's Men? Inside The Technical Research Department, The Secret Player In Egypt's Intelligence Infrastructure

Big Brother Incorporated
Content type: Report

Big Brother Incorporated

Tracking the global state of surveillance
Content type: News & Analysis

Tracking the global state of surveillance

Criminal Complaint To National Cyber Crime Unit On Behalf Of Bahraini Activists
Content type: Long Read

Criminal complaint to National Cyber Crime Unit on behalf of Bahraini activists

With new spying powers on horizon, surveillance companies descend on UK
Content type: News & Analysis

With New Spying Powers On Horizon, Surveillance Companies Descend On UK

Demand/Supply: Exposing The Surveillance Industry In Colombia
Content type: Report

Demand/Supply: Exposing The Surveillance Industry In Colombia

Shadow State: Surveillance, Law And Order In Colombia
Content type: Report

Shadow State: Surveillance, Law And Order In Colombia

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Content type: Advocacy

Denmark Approves Export Of Internet Surveillance System To China

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Content type: Advocacy

Submission on the right to privacy in Thailand, Human Rights Committee, 119th Session

Private Interests: Monitoring Central Asia
Content type: Report

Private Interests: Monitoring Central Asia

The Global Surveillance Industry
Content type: Report

The Global Surveillance Industry

Big Brother surveillance is our reality
Content type: News & Analysis

Big Brother surveillance is our reality

Russia's surveillance state
Content type: News & Analysis

Russia's surveillance state

Behind the rise of the private surveillance industry in Central Asia
Content type: News & Analysis

Behind the rise of the private surveillance industry in Central Asia

Destroying online freedom in the name of counter-terrorism will make the world a more dangerous place
Content type: News & Analysis

Destroying Online Freedom In The Name Of Counter-Terrorism Will Make The World A More Dangerous Place

Track, Capture, Kill: Inside Communications Surveillance and Counterterrorism In Kenya
Content type: Report

Track, Capture, Kill: Inside Communications Surveillance and Counterterrorism In Kenya

EU Exporting Surveillance: Outsourcing border controls
Content type: Video

Podcast: EU Exporting Surveillance

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Content type: Advocacy

PI’s response on proposed draft RICA Bill

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Content type: Advocacy

PI response to UK Government consultation on Technical Capabilities Notices

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Content type: Long Read

Your NEW guide to surveillance human rights standards is here

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Content type: Report

PI’s Guide to International Law and Surveillance

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Content type: Advocacy

PI's Response to the UK Government's Investigatory Powers (Amendment) Bill

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Content type: Press release

Press release: Critical ICO report says the Police must stop taking data from victims' phones without better safeguards

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Content type: Long Read

At the border, asylum seekers are "guilty until proven innocent"