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frontline.thehindu.com • Politics • India
Indian universities, once bastions of dissent, now face increasing surveillance and censorship, stifling academic freedom and creating a climate of fear among students and faculty.
off-guardian.org • Politics • World
This article summarizes global political and social events, highlighting concerns about increasing authoritarianism, technological surveillance, and shifting societal norms.
smh.com.au • Technology • World
Thales Australia's new semi-autonomous sonar system, Blue Sentry, successfully detected various maritime threats during US Navy trials, enhancing coastal surveillance capabilities for AUKUS partners.
proquest.com • Politics • United States
The FBI's COINTELPRO program engaged in unconstitutional and illegal repression of political groups and individuals.
nybooks.com • Politics • USA
This article examines the extensive history of domestic surveillance and lawbreaking by US intelligence agencies, revealing a pattern of thought control and second-class citizenship for ideological suspects.
epochtimes.com • Politics • World
Six nations warn of Chinese spyware apps targeting Taiwanese independence supporters, Tibetan activists, and Falun Gong practitioners.
irishtimes.com • Politics • Ireland
A Russian intelligence ship, the Viktor Leonov, is being tracked in Irish waters, ignoring communication attempts from the Irish Naval Service, raising concerns about potential surveillance of subsea infrastructure.
elpais.com • Technology • Spain
A new Spanish AI law faces criticism for its weak sanctions against public sector misuse of AI technologies, raising concerns about accountability and citizen rights.
wired.com • Surveillance • World
Researchers have uncovered and decoded the mobile phone surveillance tools used by over 60 governments globally, revealing the extensive capabilities of these tools to record and steal data.
manoramaonline.com • Politics • World
The European Commission is providing burner phones to its employees traveling to the US due to concerns about potential surveillance and espionage.
404media.co • Immigration • United States
A powerful ICE database, ICM, allows the federal government to search for and filter people using hundreds of highly specific categories, raising concerns about its potential use in identifying and deporting individuals for minor infractions.
epochtimes.com • Politics • UK
British media reports reveal escalating Chinese espionage activities in London, including the alleged use of listening devices to eavesdrop on British political figures.
theguardian.com • Crime • UK
The UK government is developing a controversial "murder prediction" tool using personal data to identify individuals most likely to commit homicide, raising concerns about algorithmic bias and privacy.
wired.com • Technology • World
This article provides crucial advice on how to protect your digital privacy while participating in protests, highlighting the risks of surveillance and offering practical solutions for safeguarding personal information.
demorgen.be • Education • Belgium
Concerns are rising in Belgium regarding the use of monitoring software in schools, prompting investigations into student privacy and data protection.
elpais.com • Technology • World
A $29.8 million contract between US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Palantir to develop a surveillance program for tracking immigrants has sparked human rights concerns.
irishtimes.com • Politics • Ireland
A seemingly innocuous Chinese community center in Dublin concealed a complex web of influence and potential human rights abuses, revealing the extent of the Chinese Communist Party's global reach.
tdg.ch • Politics • Switzerland
Genevan lawyers denounce a new police scandal involving alleged abuses of power and excessive surveillance of political activists.
latercera.com • Politics • Chile
The Chilean government awaits clarification from the Attorney General regarding alleged attempts to wiretap President Boric's phone in relation to the ProCultura case.