Reports

Reports, Long Reads, Country Reports

Long Read

US police have access to a wide range of databases that they can use to look up and misuse information about people. This can result in humiliating and bad decisions, sometimes causing long-term damage to people’s lives. In-depth research by Rights & Security International and PI reveals the impact of this, arguing for more effective limits on what kinds of personal information police in the US – and everywhere – can view, when and why.

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The rights to a secret vote, privacy, and non-discrimination were undermined in October 2025 elections, according to our research on accessible voting with Transparencia Electoral.

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Privacy International trialled two AI recruitment platforms in February to investigate the impact of algorithms being embedded into the recruitment process, and what the transparency and fairness implications may be for candidates. Our findings raise serious questions about the reliability of AI tools for assisting recruitment decision-making, and about the fairness of recruitment processes where consequential decisions are delegated to black box systems.

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Tech giants, the arms industry and the weaponisation of AI 

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This company profile put together in collaboration with Corporate Watch explores an example of militarisation of tech: a convergence of corporate interests and state power, that inevitably blurs what should be very clear boundaries between civil and military domains. 

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This company profile put together in collaboration with Corporate Watch explores an example of militarisation of tech: a convergence of corporate interests and state power, that inevitably blurs what should be very clear boundaries between civil and military domains. 

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Discover how today’s AI can reveal your location from a single photo — and what that means for your privacy

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This company profile put together in collaboration with Corporate Watch explores an example of militarisation of tech: a convergence of corporate interests and state power, that inevitably blurs what should be very clear boundaries between civil and military domains. 

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This company profile put together in collaboration with Corporate Watch explores an example of militarisation of tech: a convergence of corporate interests and state power, that inevitably blurs what should be very clear boundaries between civil and military domains. 

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This company profile put together in collaboration with Corporate Watch explores an example of militarisation of tech: a convergence of corporate interests and state power, that inevitably blurs what should be very clear boundaries between civil and military domains. 

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This company profile put together in collaboration with Corporate Watch explores an example of militarisation of tech: a convergence of corporate interests and state power, that inevitably blurs what should be very clear boundaries between civil and military domains. 

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This company profile put together in collaboration with Corporate Watch explores an example of militarisation of tech: a convergence of corporate interests and state power, that inevitably blurs what should be very clear boundaries between civil and military domains. 

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This company profile put together in collaboration with Corporate Watch explores an example of militarisation of tech: a convergence of corporate interests and state power, that inevitably blurs what should be very clear boundaries between civil and military domains. 

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Los derechos al voto secreto, la privacidad y la no discriminación se vieron socavados en las elecciones de octubre de 2025, según nuestra investigación sobre el voto accesible realizada con Transparencia Electoral.

Long Read

This series produced in collaboration with Corporate Watch profiles ten companies and their products aiming to demonstrate how technologies developed for the battlefield are now shaping civilian life.

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This company profile put together in collaboration with Corporate Watch explores an example of militarisation of tech: a convergence of corporate interests and state power, that inevitably blurs what should be very clear boundaries between civil and military domains.