The Land that Justice Forgot August 25th, 2000 was a sunny day in Belgrade. The last rays of the summer sun hit the yellowed out walls of Yugoslav-era apartment buildings, contrasting with the ambient greyness of a country that had welcomed summertime while under NATO bombs. Serbia had been under
French Parliamentary Elections Outcome Highlights the Dangers of Surveillance Governance
AT A GLANCE Following the defeat of the, evidently ironically named, Law and Justice Party (PiS) in Poland last year, investigations and probes into their abuse of Spyware have been launched, both in Poland, by the Civic Platform Party (PO), and at the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR). This
AT A GLANCE On New Year's Eve, after a year of headlines dominated by accusations of human rights abuses, the Israel-based spyware maker NSO Group quietly released a second edition of its Transparency and Responsibility report. With 2023 having been marked by the unscrupulous use of its flagship
Who we are Always Watching ("AW") is a collective dedicated to reporting on the (mis)use of technology to infringe on individuals’ human rights. Every contributor to AW has a deep commitment to protecting the right to privacy and civil liberties, ensuring that actions threatening these rights and