ICYMI - check out this interview from PI's Reprodutive Rights and Privacy Project!
We speak w the CEO of UK-based charity @AbortionSupport about how opposition groups are promoting misleading health info to delay people from accessing safe abortion care
We’re expecting a judgment to be handed down by the High Court in our case tomorrow at 10:30 GMT.
Stay tuned.
https://www.justice.gov.uk/courts/court-lists/list-cause-rcj#Admin-RCJ
The data-intensive tactics used by the opposition to #reproductive rights to curtail access to abortion care range from misleading websites to sophisticated ad targeting.
Read more here 👇
https://t.co/qTC7Vm6KzL
Preparing for what fights you will take on in 2021…
Are you seeing a new ID system in your country or city?
Get a head-start on the legal arguments by reading our new guide —> https://t.co/ZWK70OsJCd
Private military and security companies are playing a crucial role in immigration management, with little to no scrutiny - learn more!
2020 saw a lot of peaceful protests take place around the world. Read about the link between the right to privacy and the right to participate in peaceful protests here:
https://privacyinternational.org/sites/default/files/2020-02/PI OHCHR peaceful protest submission October 2019.pdf
🤔 Have you listened to our podcast Technology Pill yet?
https://privacyinternational.org/learning-resources/technology-pill-podcast
Crisis pregnancy centers and medically inaccurate information: a match made in heaven?
🎙We spoke to Dr. Andrea Swartzendruber to find out.
We spoke to Sofía de Robina, a staff lawyer at Mexican NGO Centro Prodh, about her organisation's experience of surveillance.
The organisation is targeted for its work on enforced disappearances, extrajudicial killings or torture.
NEW interview from PI's Reprodutive Rights and Privacy Project! We speak w @KELINKenya about data exploitation in reproductive healthcare in Kenya
Working with the Harvard Law Clinic, we have been looking at the key cases including in #India, #Jamaica, #Mauritius where national ID systems are being challenges in courts!
FInd out more —> Guide to Litigating Identity Systems
Asylum seekers are often targeted with intrusive surveillance technologies and afforded only limited rights: as a result, they are often treated as “guilty until proven innocent”.
Read more here —> https://t.co/JAzm2MPvl1
Surveillance has long been used to silence activists around the world.
To better understand surveillance's effects on activist activities, PI spoke to Ananda Badudu, an Indonesian activist, on his experience of surveillance & this is what he had to say:
https://t.co/2TfF03vywJ
Did you read our report earlier this year about how data analytics company Palantir has embedded itself throughout the UK? 👇
We fight for the right to privacy across the world. Sign up for all things #privacy #data #surveillance https://action.privacyinternational.org