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Content Type: Advocacy

PI response to Home Office consultation on codes of practice under the Investigatory Powers (Amendment) Act 2024

How Bulk Interception Works
Content Type: Long Read

How Bulk Interception Works

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Content Type: Long Read

Briefing on Privacy International Legal Case: Bulk personal datasets and bulk communications data challenge

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Content Type: News & Analysis

UK Investigatory Powers Tribunal finds the regime for bulk communications data to be incompatible with EU law

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Content Type: News & Analysis

Mental health site sharing your personal data? We're going after them

Content Type: Legal Case Files

A. Disclosure

Content Type: Legal Case Files

B. U.S. District Court

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Content Type: Long Read

BPD/BCD : Reference to CJEU October 2017

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Content Type: Long Read

BPD/BCD : IPT Judgment October 2016

GCHQ Tapping into International Fibre Optic Cables, Shares Intel with NSA
Content Type: Long Read

GCHQ Tapping into International Fibre Optic Cables, Shares Intel with NSA

Despite Claims of 'Going Dark', Five Eyes More Powerful than Ever
Content Type: Long Read

Despite Claims of 'Going Dark', Five Eyes More Powerful than Ever

The Trap of Simplicity: Why Analogies for Surveillance Fail Us
Content Type: Long Read

The Trap of Simplicity: Why Analogies for Surveillance Fail Us

Snowden Vindicated: The Truth About Raw Intelligence Sharing
Content Type: Long Read

Snowden Vindicated: The Truth About Raw Intelligence Sharing

The Snoopers’ Loophole: Why Winning Against GCHQ Is Bittersweet
Content Type: Long Read

The Snoopers’ Loophole: Why Winning Against GCHQ Is Bittersweet

Five Eyes Integration and the Law
Content Type: Long Read

Five Eyes Integration and the Law

Why do we still accept that governments collect and snoop on our data?
Content Type: Long Read

Why Do We Still Accept That Governments Collect And Snoop On Our Data?

Content Type: Legal Case Files

B. BPD/BCD : Core Bundle - July 2016

Content Type: Legal Case Files

M. BPD/BCD: February 2018 supplementary hearing bundle

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Content Type: Legal Case Files

L: BPD/BCD: February 2018 hearing bundle

Content Type: Press release

Press Notice: Unprecedented Opportunity For PI To Cross Examine GCHQ In Open Court

Letter to Home Secretary
Content Type: Long Read

We ask the Home Secretary why UK intelligence agencies have unlawfully analysed PI's data

Content Type: Legal Case Files

N. BPD/BCD: September 2018 hearing bundle

Content Type: Press release

Press release: Legal judgment finds successive foreign secretaries unlawfully gave GCHQ free rein to collect our data

Content Type: Press release

Privacy International files complaint with Australian spy authorities over Five Eyes data sharing

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Content Type: Report

Mental health websites don't have to sell your data. Most still do.

Content Type: Legal Case Files

1. BPD/BCD: Briefing and Summary of Legal Proceedings

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Content Type: Long Read

Privacy International study shows your mental health is for sale

Frontpage of mental health report: Your mental health for sale
Content Type: Report

REPORT: Your mental health for sale

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Content Type: News & Analysis

Taking a depression test online? Go ahead, they're listening

Content Type: Press release

New court judgment finds UK surveillance agencies collected everyone’s communications data unlawfully and in secret, for over a decade