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Changes to UK Surveillance Regime May Violate International Law
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The UN Cybercrime Draft Convention is a Blank Check for Surveillance Abuses | Electronic Frontier Foundation
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| | This is the second post in a series highlighting the problems and flaws in the proposed UN Cybercrime Convention. Check out our detailed analysis on the criminalization of security research activities under the proposed convention.The United Nations Ad Hoc Committee is just weeks away from...
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Mexican Allies Raise Alarms About New Mass Surveillance Laws, Call for International Support | Electronic Frontier Foundation
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| | The Mexican government passed a package of outrageously privacy-invasive laws in July that gives both civil and military law enforcement forces access to troves of personal data and forces every individual to turn over biometric information regardless of any suspicion of crime. The laws create a...
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If Not Amended, States Must Reject the Flawed Draft UN Cybercrime Convention Criminalizing Security Research and Certain Journalism Activities | Electronic Frontier Foundation
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| | This is the first post in a series highlighting the problems and flaws in the proposed UN Cybercrime Convention. Check out The UN Cybercrime Draft Convention is a Blank Check for Surveillance Abuses. The latest and nearly final version of the proposed UN Cybercrime Convention-dated May 23, 2024 but...
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Freedom of assembly and why it's important | The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression
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| The Supreme Court ruled in 1937 that "the holding of meetings for peaceable political action cannot be proscribed."