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Content type: Press release

Privacy International accuses British government of giving UK companies "carte blanche" to sell dangerous surveillance tech to Iran

Content type: Press release

Privacy International’s initial reaction to EU export control proposal

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Content type: News & Analysis

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

Tadesse Kersmo
Content type: News & Analysis

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

Finally surveillance software
Content type: News & Analysis

Exploiting Privacy: Surveillance Companies Pushing Zero-Day Exploits

Bahrain Gamma International Finfisher press conference
Content type: News & Analysis

Bahraini Government, With Help From FinFisher, Tracks Activists Living In The United Kingdom

Content type: News & Analysis

Denmark Approves Export Of Internet Surveillance System To China

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Content type: News & Analysis

A way forward to effectively regulate the trade in surveillance technology

Content type: Case Study

Uncovering Big Brother Inc

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Content type: News & Analysis

Why Amazon's temporary ban of police use of facial recognition is not enough

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Content type: Long Read

The Corona Contracts: Public-Private Partnerships and the Need for Transparency

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Content type: News & Analysis

Can we get our internet back now please?

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Content type: Explainer

Surveillance Industry Finally Facing Scrutiny, but Will it Change Anything?

Content type: Press release

European Council bans export of surveillance technologies to Iranian authorities in response to serious human rights violations