surveillance

surveillance

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The quest for a legally permissible approach to surveillance

Governments around the world believe it is necessary to protect the safety and security of their citizens. However, the use of phone and social media surveillance can be controversial, as it can...

Avoid use of surveillance tech until formation of specific guideline: Shujan

Avoid use of surveillance tech until formation of specific guideline: Shujan

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Murder probe in dark as load shedding makes surveillance footage unusable

Most surveilled cities in the world

Most surveilled cities in the world

Xi Jinping during the National People’s Congress in March 2012. Photog: Feng Li/Getty Images

Xi's first decade made China a paradox of confidence and anxiety

FILE PHOTO: European Union flags flutter outside the European Commission headquarters, ahead of an EU leaders summit at the European Council headquarters, in Brussels, Belgium July 16, 2020. REUTERS/Yves Herman/File Photo

Greece to exit EU's 'enhanced surveillance' framework after 12 years

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‘The aim of data localisation should be protecting data not controlling users’

Buet campus to come under strict surveillance

Buet campus to come under strict surveillance

High Court rejects writ seeking an order on preventing phone-tapping

High Court rejects writ seeking an order on preventing phone-tapping

State, corporations and surveillance: Striking the right balance

State, corporations and surveillance: Striking the right balance

Rajdeep Sardesai. Illustration: TBS

The politics and ethics of surveillance

Developers are cutting decades old trees in the Suhrawardi Park to make way for restaurants, walkways and other facilities. Photo: Syed Muhammad Zakir

Tree felling for endless ‘development’ and the grieving Black kite

An employee uses a RSI Biometric HandPunch reader at the entrance of the Equinix data center in Pantin, outside Paris, France, December 7, 2016. REUTERS/Benoit Tessier/File Photo

EU civil rights groups want ban on biometric surveillance ahead of new laws