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… we require to live are too often turning into mechanism of surveillance and control by the state. …

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… being is to a degree subject to corporate and government surveillance. But, as research conducted by the Privacy … International Network shows, there is a uniqueness to the surveillance faced by LGBTIQ+ people. Understanding this … means shedding light on the inextricable ties between surveillance, patriarchy and other systems of oppression, …

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… being is to a degree subject to corporate and government surveillance. But, as research conducted by the Privacy … International Network shows, there is a uniqueness to the surveillance faced by women, trans and gender queer people. … means shedding light on the inextricable ties between surveillance, patriarchy and other systems of oppression, …

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… capable of conducting generalised, invisible, real-time surveillance of civic spaces, from a distance, without …

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… IMSI catchers. IMSI catchers are a type of mobile phone surveillance technology, which mimic mobile phone base … technology, especially when it can be used for mass surveillance - like IMSI catchers, PI is frustrated by many … use of IMSI catchers as part of our work challenging mass surveillance. …

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… Agency, urging the immediate investigation of the unlawful surveillance of three Bahraini activists living in the UK by … the activists and had their computers infected with the surveillance Trojan FinFisher. These findings were published … aware of, and actively facilitating, the Bahraini regime’s surveillance of targets located outside Bahrain through the …

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… hacked and infected with FinSpy, a commercially-developed surveillance software. In the dossier submitted to the …

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… a company that exports “FinFisher” (or “FinSpy”) intrusive surveillance software, and Trovicor GmbH, a German company … of Siemens) which also sells internet monitoring and mass surveillance products. The complaint against Trovicor asked … OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises by exporting surveillance products to Bahrain, where the authorities use …

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… a company that exports “FinFisher” (or “FinSpy”) intrusive surveillance software, and Trovicor GmbH, a German company … of Siemens) which also sells internet monitoring and mass surveillance products. The complaint against Gamma … OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises by exporting surveillance products to Bahrain, where the authorities use …

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… (GCHQ) access to their fibre optic networks for the Tempora surveillance program. Privacy International argued that by …

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… Aerial surveillance refers to the systematic monitoring of an area … balloons or other aerial platforms equipped with surveillance technologies. Despite its widespread use, aerial surveillance remains weakly regulated, without appropriate …

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… Court of Human Rights (ECtHR). The case concerns the surveillance of activists prior to the United Nations … of their role as such. We further demonstrated how the surveillance technologies deployed by the Polish security …

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… ://www.politico.eu/article/france-eu-precedent-2024-olympics-surveillance/ ) qui autorise notamment le déploiement d’une surveillance invasive par intelligence artificielle (IA), aussi appelée “vidéosurveillance algorithmique” pendant les Jeux et jusqu’en …

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… things allows for invasive Artificial Intelligence (AI) surveillance to be deployed during the games and until … judgment on the constitutionality of the algorithmic video surveillance measures. PI, along with 7 other civil society … of the law. We argued in particular that: Algorithmic videosurveillance interferes with various constitutional rights, …

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… to investigate whether they had been subjected to unlawful surveillance measures by the UK’s intelligence agencies. 663 …

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… available under French law for individuals subjected to surveillance by enforcement and intelligence agencies with … 13). French law allows for individual complaints regarding surveillance measures to be made to a reviewing body. … agencies are not under any obligation to notify subjects of surveillance of the measures used against them, and those …

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… to have no processes or procedures in place to audit this surveillance tactic, have no idea how often SOCMINT is being …

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… are continuously at risk of violence, intimidation and surveillance as a direct consequence of the work they do, … to learn more about their understanding and experiences of surveillance. Their testimonies illustrate how the promises …

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… the right of individuals to be free from unwarranted surveillance. This guarantee has trickled down into national … Yet government agencies continue to lobby for increased surveillance capabilities, particularly as technologies change. Communications surveillance has expanded to Internet and digital …