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El Salvador: how dirty data entraps immigrants to the U.S.

30 Aug 2023

The U.S. is using unreliable information from El Salvador for immigration processes, entrapping innocent immigrants. It’s time to stop dirty data-sharing agreements, reform the process, and protect people’s rights.

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El Salvador: how dirty data entraps immigrants to the U.S.
30 Aug 2023
El Salvador: how dirty data entraps immigrants to the U.S.
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Where to find Access Now at IGF 2022

17 Nov 2022

Access Now is participating in IGF 2022 from 28 November to 2 December. Here’s where to find us.

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Where to find Access Now at IGF 2022
17 Nov 2022
Where to find Access Now at IGF 2022
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EU’s top court blocks states from gathering user data for surveillance

7 Oct 2020
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EU’s top court blocks states from gathering user data for surveillance
7 Oct 2020
EU’s top court blocks states from gathering user data for surveillance

‘Vital’ data sharing deal with US delayed

21 Sep 2020
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‘Vital’ data sharing deal with US delayed
21 Sep 2020
‘Vital’ data sharing deal with US delayed
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US-EU data sharing deal Privacy Shield struck down by European court

16 Jul 2020
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US-EU data sharing deal Privacy Shield struck down by European court
16 Jul 2020
US-EU data sharing deal Privacy Shield struck down by European court
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