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Advocacy Briefing

Our complaints against Acxiom, Criteo, Equifax, Experian, Oracle, Quantcast, Tapad

Our complaints against Acxiom, Criteo, Equifax, Experian, Oracle, Quantcast, Tapad
Advocacy Briefing

Privacy International’s Proposed Amendments to the Data Protection Bill for Report Stage at House of Commons

Privacy International’s Proposed Amendments to the Data Protection Bill for Report Stage at House of Commons
Advocacy Briefing

Policy Briefing – UK Intelligence Sharing Arrangements

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Advocacy Briefing

Submission on Data Protection Bill to Public Bill Committee

Submission on Data Protection Bill to Public Bill Committee
Advocacy Briefing

Briefing on the UK Data Protection Bill: Second Reading in the House of Commons

Briefing on the UK Data Protection Bill: Second Reading in the House of Commons
Advocacy Briefing

Privacy International's Briefing on the UK Data Protection Bill at House of Lords Report Stage

Privacy International's Briefing on the UK Data Protection Bill at House of Lords Report Stage
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Educational and Explanatory

Case Study: Connected Cars And The Future Of Car Travel In The Digital Age

Case Studies
Case Study: Connected Cars And The Future Of Car Travel In The Digital Age

Reports and Analysis

Feature

Data Privacy Week: Privacy in Public Spaces

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Join our Supreme Court challenge against mass government hacking

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Five ways your privacy is compromised without you realising

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New U.K. Law Fails European Court Standards on Mass Interception Disclosed by Snowden

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What a European Court Ruling Means for Mass Spying Around the World

Mass surveillance has no place in a free and democratic society
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We ask the Home Secretary why UK intelligence agencies have unlawfully analysed PI's data

Letter to Home Secretary
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News and Updates

Blog

Catt v. the United Kingdom - police powers to retain personal data in "extremism database" violates the rights of peace activist

Catt v. the United Kingdom - police powers to retain personal data in "extremism database" violates the rights of peace activist
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What to Expect

What to Expect
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The Letters

The letters
Press release

Privacy International files complaints against seven companies for wide-scale and systematic infringements of data protection law

Privacy International files complaints against seven companies for wide-scale and systematic infringements of data protection law
Press release

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

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A one minute read about our major legal victory against UK mass surveillance laws

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