Briefing For The Italian Government On Hacking Team's Surveillance Exports

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15th April 2015

Privacy International briefing for the Italian Government on Hacking Team's surveillance exports

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Contesting Government Data and System Exploitation

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Briefing for the Italian Government on Hacking Team's surveillance exports

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Briefing For The Italian Government On Hacking Team's Surveillance Exports

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