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Sweden gives Eurovision final comprehensive security

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Eduroam can be used to identify student protesters

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US federal surveillance warned of violence at protests

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Would-be FISA reformers cite protest abuses

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Washington, DC police surveil social media profiles

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US student protesters protect their identities with masks

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Met Police attacks protesters against conversion therapy

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Facial recognition changes power balance of protests

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Chinese student protesters report surveillance in London

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UK institutions track protests alongside police

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Harvard students protest demonstration surveillance

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Warantless spying endangers US protesters

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Content type: Advocacy

Privacy International's response to ILO questionnaire on realizing decent work in the platform economy

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Content type: Advocacy

Privacy International’s submission to the UN Special Rapporteur on the right to education

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Content type: External content

Maintain a public register of the algorithms used to manage workers

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Content type: Explainer

Humans in the AI loop: the data labelers behind some of the most powerful LLMs' training datasets

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Content type: Long Read

What is the Digital Markets Act and what does it mean for our privacy and wider rights?

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Content type: Advocacy

PI delivers oral intervention to UN Committee on the impact of the use of data & tech on the rights of persons with disabilities.

An overbroad, unbalanced and dangerous UN cybercrime treaty must be rejected
Content type: Advocacy

An overbroad, unbalanced and dangerous UN cybercrime treaty must be rejected

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Content type: Explainer

Large language models and data protection

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Content type: Video

The XZ exploit: The day the internet got lucky

Facial recognition camera scanning a shoppers face in supermarket
Content type: Advocacy

Joint letter to UK retailers regarding the potential use of facial recognition technology (FRT) within their stores

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Content type: Advocacy

Joint letters to the Information Commissioner and Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police on use of PimEyes

Content type: People

Tara Davis

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Content type: Long Read

“When Spiders Share Webs”: Unveiling privacy threats of EU-funded INTERPOL policing programme in West Africa

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Content type: Report

When Spiders Share Webs: The creeping expansion of INTERPOL’s interoperable policing and biometrics entrench externalised EU borders in West Africa

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Content type: Advocacy

Privacy International submits expert witness testimony in Haki Na Sheria's case challenging Maisha Namba, Kenya’s new digital ID system

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Content type: Advocacy

PI response to ICO consultation on data subject rights and generative AI

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Content type: Long Read

Social media monitoring in the UK: the invisible surveillance tool increasingly deployed by government

PI's comments on updated draft of the UN Cybercrime convention
Content type: Advocacy

Privacy International's comments on the updated draft text of the UN Cybercrime Convention (May 2024)