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“When Spiders Share Webs”: Unveiling privacy threats of EU-funded INTERPOL policing programme in West Africa

An insight to our briefing “When Spiders Share Webs” that explores the role the EU-funded INTERPOL programme, the West African Police Information System (WAPIS), in externalising EU borders by transferring interoperable data-driven policing capabilities to West African nations.

Report

PI’s Guide to International Law and Surveillance

PI’s Guide to International Law and Surveillance providing the most hard-hitting results that reinforce and strengthen the core principles and standards of international law on surveillance.

Report

Understanding private surveillance providers and technologies

New policy paper by Privacy International and the Geneva Centre for Security Governance Sector (DCAF) explores surveillance services provided by private military and security companies.

Advocacy

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PI submission on human rights implications of new and emerging technologies in the military domain

PI's response to the call for input to the study of the UN Human Rights Council Advisory Committee on human rights implications of new and emerging technologies in the military domain

Long Read

Social media monitoring in the UK: the invisible surveillance tool increasingly deployed by government

Privacy International presents how the use of social media monitoring by governments and companies is an increasingly prevalent one, and as this article explores, largely unregulated.

News & Analysis

Generative AI won't take over the world, surveillance capitalism already has

A year and a half after OpenAI first released ChatGPT, generative AI still makes the headlines and gathers attention and capital. But what is the future of this technology in an online economy dominated by surveillance capitalism? And how can we expect it to impact our online lives and privacy?

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The End of Privacy in Public

We’re facing the end of privacy in public, because of the unchecked rise of facial recognition

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“When Spiders Share Webs”: Unveiling privacy threats of EU-funded INTERPOL policing programme in West Africa

PI’s Guide to International Law and Surveillance

Digital Health: what does it mean for your rights and freedoms

For a world where technology will empower and enable us, not exploit our data for profit and power.

Featured Content

“When Spiders Share Webs”: Unveiling privacy threats of EU-funded INTERPOL policing programme in West Africa

PI’s Guide to International Law and Surveillance

Understanding private surveillance providers and technologies

PI submission on human rights implications of new and emerging technologies in the military domain

Social media monitoring in the UK: the invisible surveillance tool increasingly deployed by government

Generative AI won't take over the world, surveillance capitalism already has

Featured Campaigns

The End of Privacy in Public