Revolutionary surveillance': 90% of Nicaraguans feel spied upon
A pervasive surveillance network in Nicaragua monitors citizens, led by Sandinista committees, police, and paramilitaries, fueling daily social control and repression.
Commercial surveillanceware shrugs off sanctions, regulation
Demand for surveillanceware is increasing, driving vendors' business growth and sharply rising prices that enable abuse against activists, journalists, and political figures.
Facial recognition cameras too racially biased to use at Notting Hill carnival, say campaigners
The choice to deploy LFR at Notting Hill carnival unfairly targets the community that carnival exists to celebrate. The Met has been found to be institutionally racist, and trust in the Met has been badly damaged by discriminatory policing.