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Broad international coalition urges U.S. government surveillance to conform with global human rights

23 Aug 2013

This week, Access joined with 65 organizations and individuals from 25 countries to urge the U.S. Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board (PCLOB) to consider the global human rights implications of the U.S. National Security Agency’s (NSA) surveillance programs.

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Broad international coalition urges U.S. government surveillance to conform with global human rights
23 Aug 2013
Broad international coalition urges U.S. government surveillance to conform with global human rights
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Access submits UPR report on Vietnam: Cyber attacks on civil society a key concern

19 Jun 2013

Access has partnered with ARTICLE 19, PEN International, and English PEN on a joint submission on Vietnam to the United Nations Universal Periodic Review (UPR), which focuses on the lack of improvement of human rights, specifically freedom of expression, in Vietnam and highlights the Vietnamese government’s troubling response to the recent increase in cyber attacks against civil society.

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Access submits UPR report on Vietnam: Cyber attacks on civil society a key concern
19 Jun 2013
Access submits UPR report on Vietnam: Cyber attacks on civil society a key concern
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