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Content Type: Legal Case Files

2. Third Direction - Court of Appeal - Filings

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Press release: New law sets no limits on MI5 powers to authorise crimes

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Press release: MI6 apologise for asking court staff to withhold evidence from Judges in case about crimes by covert agents

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E. 27 July 2020 Hearing

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UK Migrant GPS Tracking Challenges

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Content Type: News & Analysis

Two court judgments, one regulatory decision - Bricks fall around UK's GPS tagging of migrants

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C. 25 July 2019 Hearing

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B. 28 February 2019 Hearing

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A. 4 October 2018 Hearing

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Press release: UK intelligence agency admits unlawfully spying on Privacy International

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3. Third Direction - IPT case filings - first instance

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1. Third Direction judgments

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Content Type: News & Analysis

Government implies having no responsibility for MI5 ‘agents’ human rights abuses

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Content Type: Long Read

A secret MI5 policy that enables crime in the UK with no accountability: How safe would you feel?

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D. 5-7 November 2019 Hearing

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PI alerts regulator about the use of algorithms by the UK Government and their impact on migrants

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ICO complaint against the UK’s automated recommendation tools in immigration operations

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Content Type: Press release

Privacy International issues complaint to the UK regulator regarding the deployment of two algorithms for immigration purposes suspected of failing to adequately comply with data protection law