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Content type: News & Analysis

Moving Forward? Kosovo Proposes Surveillance Law Giving Authorities Real-Time Access To Data

25th April 2014

Content type: News & Analysis

Exploiting Privacy: Surveillance Companies Pushing Zero-Day Exploits

7th February 2018

Content type: News & Analysis

Going Dark? The Rule Of Law, The iPhone, And Closet Doors

3rd December 2014

Content type: News & Analysis

Watching The Polls: How Spying Imperils Elections

10th June 2014

Content type: News & Analysis

Behind The Curve: When Will The UK Stop Pretending IMSI Catchers Don't Exist?

5th November 2014

Content type: News & Analysis

With New Promise Comes New Perils: ICTs And The Right To Privacy In Africa

29th November 2012

Content type: News & Analysis

What Does GCHQ Know About Our Devices That We Don't?

21st May 2014

Content type: Press release

Privacy International Releases New Tranche Of Previously Secret Documents Shedding Further Light On Government Mass Surveillance

26th June 2016

Content type: Press release

Judges Of The Investigatory Powers Tribunal Visited MI5 In 2007 For A Secret Briefing

28th June 2016

Privacy International launches the Surveillance Industry Index & New Accompanying Report

Content type: News & Analysis

Privacy International Launches The Surveillance Industry Index And New Accompanying Report

1st August 2016

Content type: Press release

Press Release: New Initiative From Privacy International Tracks The Global Surveillance Industry

2nd August 2016

Content type: News & Analysis

Explaining The CJEU's 'Right To Be Forgotten' Ruling

10th November 2014

Content type: Press release

Press Release: Privacy International And Five Internet And Communications Providers Challenge British Government's Bulk Hacking Abroad Before The European Court Of Human Rights

5th August 2016

Content type: News & Analysis

Beyond The Hype: The Big Issues In The European Court’s 'Right To Be Forgotten' Ruling

10th November 2014

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Egypt's Universal Period Review: A Missed Opportunity To Address Threats To The Right To Privacy

14th November 2014

Content type: News & Analysis

Five Eyes’ quest for security has given us widespread insecurity

18th September 2014

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A way forward to effectively regulate the trade in surveillance technology

24th March 2014

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High stakes: UN enters late-stage negotiations for recognition of right to privacy in digital age

6th February 2018

Content type: News & Analysis

Will New Government In Indonesia Bring About Surveillance Reforms?

2nd February 2015

Content type: Long Read

International Women's Day 2017: A PI Network Highlight Reel

8th March 2017

Content type: News & Analysis

Intelligence Agencies And Workers’ Rights: Political Surveillance At Its Worst

30th April 2014

Content type: Long Read

Uganda's Grand Ambitions Of Secret Surveillance

15th October 2015

Content type: Press release

Privacy International Sends Warning Briefing and Anti-Surveillance Phone Pouch to Brexit Negotiators to Help Them Stay Secure

18th June 2017

Content type: Long Read

The President's Men? Inside The Technical Research Department, The Secret Player In Egypt's Intelligence Infrastructure

24th February 2016

Content type: Long Read

State of Surveillance in the Philippines

29th March 2016

Content type: Long Read

State of Surveillance in India

29th March 2016

Content type: News & Analysis

Betrayal and the future of surveillance power

17th March 2016

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The snooper’s charter is flying through parliament. Don’t think it’s irrelevant to you.

16th March 2016

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Ghanaian Parliament Needs to Rethink Controversial New Spy Bill

16th March 2016

Content type: Press release

Press Statement on the Second Reading of the Investigatory Powers Bill

15th March 2016