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South Africa threatens protesters with 2020 cyber protection legislation

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South African government asks social media to trace and remove dissent

Content type: Press release

Landmark UK Surveillance Case To Be Heard In Strasbourg Tomorrow

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Users book hoax rides in international controversy

Switching hats: why South Africa’s surveillance industry needs scrutiny
Content type: Long Read

Switching Hats: Why South Africa’s Surveillance Industry Needs Scrutiny

The Right to Privacy in South Africa
Content type: Advocacy

The Right to Privacy in South Africa

A courtroom and a flag of South Africa
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South African Constitutional Court declares bulk surveillance powers unlawful

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Illegal immigrants won't be denied Covid-19 vaccine

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Pangea seeks first customer for immunity passport

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R2K Campaign: COVID-19 Surveillance Infosheet

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South Africa develops contact tracing app

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South Africa: Data-sharing and misinformation emergency laws violate constitution

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South Africa: Government revises phone tracking plans 

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South Africa collates location data to track and trace 

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MasterCard in charge of distributing welfare benefits in South Africa

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South Africa: Telecommunications companies agree to provide location data

Creepy robotic eye
Content type: News & Analysis

Statement: R2K and PI join amaBhungane RICA challenge as amicus curiae

The Right to Privacy in South Africa
Content type: Advocacy

The Right to Privacy in South Africa

IMSI catchers in park
Content type: Long Read

Data Privacy Week: Privacy in Public Spaces

Cyber security Africa
Content type: News & Analysis

Lone Voices Leading the Way: How Civil Society in Africa is Successfully Countering Government Narratives on Cyber Security 

Following the money: How States are funding surveillance technologies
Content type: News & Analysis

Following the money: How States are funding surveillance technologies

Privacy International files complaint with South African export control body regarding export of surveillance tech to Libya
Content type: News & Analysis

Privacy International files complaint with South African export control body regarding export of surveillance tech to Libya

Content type: Press release

Governments break silence on surveillance as activists launch human rights principles

We've come a long, long way together: building coalitions around the right to privacy
Content type: News & Analysis

We've come a long, long way together: building coalitions around the right to privacy

South African Government still funding VASTech, knows previous financing was for mass surveillance
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South African Government still funding VASTech, knows previous financing was for mass surveillance

South African government provided funding for development of mass surveillance technologies found in Libya
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South African government provided funding for development of mass surveillance technologies found in Libya

What do constitutional privacy protections look like around the world?
Content type: News & Analysis

What Do Constitutional Privacy Protections Look Like Around The World?

Surveillance and the City
Content type: Long Read

Surveillance And The City: Turning Urban Centres Into A Panopticon

Access and Control
Content type: Long Read

Watching The Watchers: Accessing and Challenging Control Over Our Data

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Content type: State of Privacy

State of Privacy South Africa