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Find out why we're saying no to Palantir in the NHS
https://www.medact.org/2026/resources/briefings/briefing-palantir-fdp/
Say No to Palantir in the NHS
https://www.medact.org/2026/resources/briefings/briefing-palantir-fdp/
Say No to Palantir in the NHS
https://www.medact.org/2026/resources/briefings/briefing-palantir-fdp/
End to end encryption protects us from criminals who want to snoop on our messages and from government surveillance. It's essential both to fundamental human rights and to everyday life.
With many people reliant on tech giants to provide encrypted services, companies have a responsibility to implement it in a secure, reliable way that puts people first.
Schools should not be gateways to lifelong data surveillance. It is time to ask where these boundaries should lie, and who gets to decide.
https://privacyinternational.org/node/5696/
Essex police has paused deploying facial recognition technology (FRT) after identifying potential accuracy and bias risks.
A report from the University of Cambridge last week showed only half of the people on a watchlist were correctly identified, and the system was found more likely to correctly identify men than women, and more likely to correctly identify black men than any other ethnic group.
New reforms in Finland are set to allow 24/7 surveillance inside the homes of people with disabilities as part of new disproportionate intrusive surveillance of people accessing public services in the name of austerity.
Check out our practical guide on protecting your digital privacy while advocating for reproductive justice 👉 https://privacyinternational.org/long-read/5742/privacy-international-women-web-securing-reproductive-justice-guide-digital-privacy
Read our guide 'Securing Reproductive Justice: A Guide to Digital Privacy for Sexual and Reproductive Justice Activists'
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https://privacyinternational.org/long-read/5742/privacy-international-women-web-securing-reproductive-justice-guide-digital-privacy
Better regulations and standards, court rulings and regulatory action, challenging business-models, inspiring movements and more 💪
See key highlights of our impact: https://pvcy.org/S1AKRS
Nostalgic for social media without using Big Tech?
We have a guide for that!
Sexual and reproductive justice (SRJ) activists are finding themselves in an increasingly hostile environment with increased criminalisation and surveillance of those seeking access to sexual and reproductive healthcare.
The expansion of facial recognition in educational spaces raises serious human rights concerns, that’s why we’re urging states to ban the technology and implementers to stop using it.
https://privacyinternational.org/node/5469/
♥️ ¡Hemos creado una baraja de cartas sobre tecnología, datos y elecciones! Ofrecen a los observadores electorales y a la sociedad civil las herramientas necesarias para explorar el papel de las tecnologías en el proceso electoral. https://privacyinternational.org/long-read/5724/juego-de-cartas-tecnologia-datos-elecciones
We're telling the Finnish government their new social welfare reforms risk harming human rights
Though 2025 was tumultuous, we were able to generate significant change that directly affects every one of us 🚀
Here are some of our biggest achievements: https://pvcy.org/S1AKRS
What happens when AI brings the dead back as a chatbot? Gus and Caitlin dig into the ethics of posthumous AI with James Muldoon on the new episode of Tech Pill.
What happens when AI brings the dead back as a chatbot? Gus and Caitlin dig into the ethics of posthumous AI with James Muldoon on the new episode of Tech Pill.
Members of European Parliament vote on the Europol reform report tomorrow. 🗳️
The #ProtectNotSurveil position paper explains why MEPs should VOTE AGAINST! ❌
https://edri.org/our-work/protect-not-surveil-position-paper-stop-europols-expanding-digital-surveillance-against-migrants/
📖 Read about dangers of Europol's deepening aversion to transparency at the EU Observer: https://euobserver.com/migration/ara76e008c
✍️ Sign the petition to call on Members of the European Parliament to reject the proposed reform of the Europol Regulation in its entirety: https://action.wemove.eu/sign/2025-05-criminalisation-migration-petition-EN/?utm_campaign=ProtectNotSurveil&utm_medium=li&utm_source=orgli
Technologies once designed exclusively for military use are now shaping civilian life, and vice versa.
Together with Corporate Watch UK, we are exploring the rise of dual-use technologies through a series of company profiles.
This time, we looked into one of the world’s largest aerospace companies: Airbus https://privacyinternational.org/report/5720/dual-use-tech-airbus-example
Airbus produces a range of dual-use technologies, including earth imagery satellites, such as Pléiades.
📣 Finland's new social welfare legal reforms pose a serious threats to human rights. https://privacyinternational.org/advocacy/5729/joint-statement-new-finnish-social-welfare-laws-human-rights-implications
As the coup in Niger keeps unfolding, we can’t help but think back to the millions of € of surveillance tools and techniques that the EU has exported to Sahel countries over the past decade.
https://privacyinternational.org/video/4886/eu-sahel-and-externalisation-surveillance.
We’re happy to see the Fairwork network launch seven insightful new reports assessing the working conditions on digital labor platforms in Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Chile, Ecuador, Peru, Paraguay and Uruguay.