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Content type: News & Analysis

Surveillance companies: real responsibility goes beyond the letter of the law

6th August 2012

Content type: News & Analysis

Don’t spy on us: The day we fight back

11th February 2014

Content type: News & Analysis

UK Presidency of the EU proposes exporting British surveillance policies to Europe

7th September 2005

Content type: News & Analysis

Privacy International submits stakeholder reports to Human Rights Council on the right to privacy in China, Senegal and Mexico

3rd July 2013

Content type: News & Analysis

Identity theft persists in Pakistan's biometric era

22nd July 2014

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UK Expands DNA Database through the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994

28th January 2006

Content type: News & Analysis

United Nations’ drones: A sign of what’s to come?

10th December 2013

Content type: News & Analysis

Open letter to UN Agency on dangers of biometric passport standard

29th March 2004

Content type: News & Analysis

In ex-Soviet states, Russian spy tech still watches you

10th January 2013

Content type: News & Analysis

The birth of the DNA database in the UK

27th January 2006

Content type: News & Analysis

HMRC must investigate potential breach of UK export laws by Gamma International in face of new evidence

13th March 2013

Content type: News & Analysis

Open Letter To The European Parliament On Biometric Passports

4th October 2004

Content type: Long Read

Obfuscation And Work Arounds: How The Intelligence Agencies Have Been Obtaining Communications Data

26th July 2016

Content type: News & Analysis

A Letter From Sir Humphrey Appleby To The Home Secretary

13th May 2016

Content type: Press release

Secretive Surveillance Tribunal Refuses To Review 650 Claims Of Unlawful Spying

16th May 2016

Content type: Press release

Privacy International And The Italian Coalition For Civil Liberties And Rights Call To Amend DDL Orlando On Hacking

7th February 2018

Content type: News & Analysis

An Open Letter To Everyone Who Participated In Our ‘Did GCHQ Illegally Spy On You?’ Campaign

3rd June 2016

Content type: Press release

New Document Reveals That GCHQ And MI5 Stretched The Law To Breaking Point

6th June 2016

Content type: Press release

The Commons Have Failed To Hold The Government To Account On Sweeping New Surveillance Powers

8th June 2016

Content type: Press release

Argentina's Record On Privacy And Surveillance Under Scrutiny At The United Nations

23rd June 2016

Content type: Press release

El Historial De La Argentina Sobre Privacidad Y Vigilancia Bajo Escrutinio En Las Naciones Unidas

23rd June 2016

Content type: Press release

New Report By The Interception Of Communications Commissioner Office Questions Lawfulness Of The Use Of Secret Section 94 Powers For Mass Surveillance

7th July 2016

Content type: Press release

Privacy International Back In Court For A Hearing Related To The Collection Of Bulk Personal Datasets And Bulk Communications Data

7th February 2018

Content type: News & Analysis

Our Thoughts On Brexit For People Here, There, And Everywhere

7th December 2016

Content type: Press release

New Twitter Bot ‘Reveals’ The Internet Browsing History Of Politicians

14th July 2016

Content type: News & Analysis

Egyptian Government Wants Surveillance System To Monitor 'Destructive Ideas' On Social Networks

13th June 2014

Content type: Press release

Privacy International's Initial Thoughts On The Advocate General's Opinion On Data Retention

19th July 2016

Content type: News & Analysis

After HMRC Ruling, What Will Government Do About Potentially Illegal Exports Of Surveillance Technology?

12th May 2014

Content type: Press release

Revealed: Privacy International Releases Trove Of Documents That Proves Staggering Reach Of Surveillance Agencies

20th April 2016

Content type: Press release

Privacy International's Legal Challenge Against MI6, MI5, And GCHQ's Secret Surveillance Practices That Go Beyond The Edward Snowden Revelations

25th June 2016