Yesterday the Investigatory Powers Tribunal announced next steps in Apple’s and PI’s challenges to the purported UK order ...

Concerning news from the US about the restriction of the right to abortion have made many reconsider their engagement with platforms processing health data. Here, we provide an overview of our ...

The European Commission should be assessing human rights impacts of aid projects and mitigations prior to supporting surveillance in non-EU countries. The European Ombudsman has found that the ...

This article examines the externalisation of asylum procedures by EU members states to third countries located in Africa and eastern Europe It focuses specifically on the introduction of biometric ...

We explore the legal case, the ways the tag hasn't worked for long periods of time, and a dubious AI the Home Office has been using in decisions as to whether someone remains on a GPS tag.

The Free to Protest Guide (Türkiye) has been created by adapting Privacy International's (PI) Free to Protest Guide UK according to the laws and policies of Türkiye ...

Following our submission, the Special Rapporteur on extreme poverty and human rights, in his end of mission statement, highlighted Sisbén's impact on poverty and inequality. He urged that the ...

Our exploration into the role of the EU-funded INTERPOL programme, the West African Police Information System, in externalising EU borders. Our briefing, “When Spiders Share Webs: The creeping ...

Our submission made the following recommendations to the Committee regarding the Kenya: Review and amend the proposed digital identity system, the Maisha Numba, to ensure it aligns with Kenya’s ...

PI Opening Statement at PEGA Hearing on "Spyware used in third countries and implications for EU foreign relations" ...

The WomanLog app, developed by Pro Active App SIA, is a Latvia-based period tracking app with over 10 million downloads that features an 'Intelligent Assistant' chatbot (more on this below). To get ...

Cross-party MPs sidestepped direct questions about the use of FRT in their constituencies. Some MPs expressed concern and some top-level understanding of the risks of FRT. There was some recognition ...