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Face exchange
Content type: Advocacy

Privacy International and the Canadian Civil Liberties Association's submission to the Canadian consultation on facial recognition for police agencies

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Content type: Examples

Hong Kong computes images from DNA samples to publicly shame litterbugs

Privacy International Response To Consultation On The Interoperability Of EU Information Systems For Borders And Security
Content type: Advocacy

Privacy International Response To Consultation On The Interoperability Of EU Information Systems For Borders And Security

DE Story
Content type: Examples

Facial recognition fails at forensic reliability

DE Story
Content type: Examples

FBI facial recognition database proceeds without oversight

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Content type: Advocacy

PI and allies respond to College of Policing consultation, stating that live facial recognition tech can never be safely deployed in public places

Content type: Examples

US law enforcement have access to vast networks of surveillance cameras

Content type: Examples

US activists and Congressional Democrats demand Trump administration cease surveilling peaceful protesters

Content type: Examples

US police expand surveillance in response to Black Lives Matter protests

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Content type: Explainer

How social media monitoring can be used at a protest

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Content type: Explainer

How gait recognition technology can be used at a protest

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Content type: Explainer

How facial recognition technology can be used at a protest

Migration Surveillance Regime
Content type: Report

The UK’s Privatised Migration Surveillance Regime: A Rough Guide for Civil Society

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Content type: Long Read

Facewatch: the Reality Behind the Marketing Discourse

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Content type: Advocacy

UN Human Rights Committee urges United Kingdom to respect the right to privacy

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Content type: News & Analysis

Communities at risk: How encroaching surveillance is putting a squeeze on activists

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Content type: Long Read

😱 This UK Government-Funded AI Programme Wants to Make ‘Face Recognition Ubiquitous’. (But Sure, We're Probably Being Paranoid About Face Surveillance).

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Content type: Impact Case Study

Uncovering Big Brother Inc

Content type: Examples

UK police forces expand testing of automated facial recognition despite high levels of inaccuracy

Content type: Examples

Uganda Police Force buys on-air biometric matching system