Tag: Necessary and Proportionate Principles
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Privacy advocates call on U.S. Congress to release information crucial for surveillance reform debate
Access Now joins more than 30 civil society organizations in calling for U.S. House Judiciary Committee leaders to release critical information regarding the current implementation of U.S. surveillance laws.…
18 March 2019
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يسعدنا اختيار رامي رؤوف “بطلاً” تتويجا لعمله في التحقيق في هجمات التصيد الاحتيالي على المجتمع المدني.
تونس في 5 أكتوبر 2017 – اعلنت منظمة أكساس ناو اليوم بإعتبار رامي رؤوف “بطلا” نتيجة لعمله في تحقيقات كشفت من خلالها عمليات تصيد واسعة النطاق تعرض لها الناشطين في منظمات المجتمع المدني المصري. وذكرت وفاء بن حسين، مستشارة في…
4 October 2017
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Announcing 2015 “Heroes & Villains of Human Rights and Communications Surveillance”
Today, Access recognizes the individuals and groups that have either been champions of the 13 internationally recognized principles (“Heroes”), or have undermined or violated those principles (“Villains”) in the last year.…
22 September 2015
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Access releases implementation guide to be used for surveillance legal reform and advocacy
This week, Access released an Implementation Guide for the 13 Principles on the Application of Human Rights to Communications Surveillance. The Implementation Guide applies the Principles to each step of the government surveillance process, calling on officials to respect human rights no matter the justification for the activity — whether it is law enforcement, national security, or intelligence gathering.…
3 May 2015
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New white paper recommends targeted approach to controlling export of surveillance technologies
Today, Access released a white paper that analyzes the role of government export controls in limiting the spread of sophisticated surveillance technologies. Entitled “Considerations on Wassenaar Arrangement Proposals for Surveillance Technologies,” the white paper focuses on the export of these technologies to countries known for violating human rights.…
9 March 2015