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Companies from the UK, the US, and Israel provided mass surveillance capabilities to Colombian security services - 2 septembre 2015
Privacy International’s new report exposes the companies that have built the Colombian Government’s controversial and highly invasive surveillance systems. The report “Demand/Supply : Exposing the Surveillance Industry in Colombia” shows the extensive dealings that companies from Israel, the UK, the USA, Finland, and (...)

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How Colombia built a shadow state, a new Privacy International investigation reveals - 31 août 2015
"We always assume we are being watched. It is part of our understanding," explained Father Alberto. The clergyman knows what it’s like to live under surveillance. Father Alberto is Executive Secretary of the Inter-ecclesiastical Commission for Justice and Peace in Colombia, which supports displaced and (...)

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Privacy International releases "Private Interests : Monitoring Central Asia" - 21 novembre 2014
Privacy international is proud to release "Private Interests : Monitoring Central Asia," a 96-page report detailing its findings from an extensive investigation into electronic surveillance technologies in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan. The report brings together the findings (...)

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’Squeaky Dolphin’ for sale : How surveillance companies are targeting social networks - 29 janvier 2014
The latest Snowden document revelation, which shows how GCHQ and the NSA are conducting broad, real-time monitoring of YouTube, Facebook, and Blogger using a program called "Squeaky Dolphin," is the most recent demonstration of the immense interception capabilities of intelligence services. Despite the program’s (...)

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Internet massivement surveillé - 4 décembre 2011
WikiLeaks rend public aujourd’hui près de 1 100 documents internes, plaquettes commerciales et modes d’emploi des produits commercialisés par les industriels des systèmes de surveillance et d’interception des télécommunications. Ces nouvelles fuites montrent un marché de la surveillance de masse représentant désormais (...)