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Argentina's Record On Privacy And Surveillance Under Scrutiny At The United Nations

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El Historial De La Argentina Sobre Privacidad Y Vigilancia Bajo Escrutinio En Las Naciones Unidas

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New Report By The Interception Of Communications Commissioner Office Questions Lawfulness Of The Use Of Secret Section 94 Powers For Mass Surveillance

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Privacy International Back In Court For A Hearing Related To The Collection Of Bulk Personal Datasets And Bulk Communications Data

Our thoughts on Brexit for people here, there, and everywhere
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Our Thoughts On Brexit For People Here, There, And Everywhere

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New Twitter Bot ‘Reveals’ The Internet Browsing History Of Politicians

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Egyptian Government Wants Surveillance System To Monitor 'Destructive Ideas' On Social Networks

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Privacy International's Initial Thoughts On The Advocate General's Opinion On Data Retention

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After HMRC Ruling, What Will Government Do About Potentially Illegal Exports Of Surveillance Technology?

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Revealed: Privacy International Releases Trove Of Documents That Proves Staggering Reach Of Surveillance Agencies

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Privacy International's Legal Challenge Against MI6, MI5, And GCHQ's Secret Surveillance Practices That Go Beyond The Edward Snowden Revelations

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Moving Forward? Kosovo Proposes Surveillance Law Giving Authorities Real-Time Access To Data

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Exploiting Privacy: Surveillance Companies Pushing Zero-Day Exploits

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Going Dark? The Rule Of Law, The iPhone, And Closet Doors

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Watching The Polls: How Spying Imperils Elections

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

With new promise comes new perils: ICTs and the right to privacy in AfricaWith new promise comes new perils: ICTs and the right to privacy in Africa
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With New Promise Comes New Perils: ICTs And The Right To Privacy In Africa

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What Does GCHQ Know About Our Devices That We Don't?

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Privacy International Releases New Tranche Of Previously Secret Documents Shedding Further Light On Government Mass Surveillance

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Judges Of The Investigatory Powers Tribunal Visited MI5 In 2007 For A Secret Briefing

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Press Release: New Initiative From Privacy International Tracks The Global Surveillance Industry

European Court of Justice
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Explaining The CJEU's 'Right To Be Forgotten' Ruling

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Press Release: Privacy International And Five Internet And Communications Providers Challenge British Government's Bulk Hacking Abroad Before The European Court Of Human Rights

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Beyond The Hype: The Big Issues In The European Court’s 'Right To Be Forgotten' Ruling

Bahrain Gamma International Finfisher press conference
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Bahraini Government, With Help From FinFisher, Tracks Activists Living In The United Kingdom

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The Hidden Reports From The Interception Of Communications Commissioner Office

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Gobierno Paraguayo Veta Ley De Registro Biométrico De Usuarios Móviles

Court of Appeal tells UK government that Criminal Records Bureau checks system breaches human rights
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Court Of Appeal Tells UK Government That Criminal Records Bureau Checks System Breaches Human Rights

Francophone West African civil society organisations demand better privacy, personal data protections
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Francophone West African Civil Society Organisations Demand Better Privacy, Personal Data Protections

ISC hearing on UK spy agencies does little to advance debate
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ISC Hearing On UK Spy Agencies Does Little To Advance Debate