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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

Big Brother Incorporated
Content type: Report

Big Brother Incorporated

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

GCHQ
Content type: News & Analysis

Ghosts in Your Machine: Spooks Want Secret Access to Encrypted Messages

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Content type: Long Read

Protecting Civic Spaces

Content type: Examples

Did Mexico Drop $5 Million On This 'Unlimited' Uber-Stealth Spy Tech?

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Content type: Explainer

Phone Monitoring

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Content type: Impact Case Study

Fighting Mass Surveillance in the Post-Snowden Era

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Content type: Video

Video: What Is Communications Surveillance?

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Content type: News & Analysis

Russian-made surveillance technologies being used in the West

Content type: Press release

New surveillance industry database reveals small-town US police departments browsing surveillance tech alongside Libyan and Egyptian intelligence agencies

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Content type: News & Analysis

Behind The Curve: When Will The UK Stop Pretending IMSI Catchers Don't Exist?