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Our right to privacy is under threat. Help Liberty defend personal data security, expose hidden misuse and fight for stronger safeguards.

The Immigration and Asylum Bill currently going through Parliament affects a lot more than just migration

Our right to privacy is under threat. Help Liberty defend personal data security, expose hidden misuse and fight for stronger safeguards.

The trial cost more than £320,000 and took up almost 100 hours of police officers’ time between February and July this year

Humanity is in a funk about the seemingly species-threatening dangers of artificial intelligence, reports Catherine Baksi. Lawyers have a vital role to play in reining IT in.

Freedom of information request finds six-month trial cost £320,000, used almost 100 police hours and led to just one – incorrect – alert

A survey commissioned by the human rights organisation Liberty and conducted by pollsters More in Common found 54 per cent of Britons believe the government only protects speech that it agrees with

Polling for rights group shows issue is concern for voters and many feel recent policies have had negative effect

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Several universities discussed protests with the weapons maker, raising concerns about influence and academic freedom.

In this digital age, encryption is essential to protect our privacy rights. That’s why we’re taking legal action against the Government’s attempts to break it.

Palantir’s UK policing ambitions take a hit as East Midlands forces end their involvement in controversial data pilot

Our right to privacy is under threat. Help Liberty defend personal data security, expose hidden misuse and fight for stronger safeguards.

In March 2025, PI (together with three co-claimants including Liberty) filed a

In March 2025, PI (together with three co-claimants including Liberty) filed a

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Our right to privacy is under threat. Help Liberty defend personal data security, expose hidden misuse and fight for stronger safeguards.

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Can you really say whatever you want in the UK? Can you be arrested for what you post online? Does freedom of expression protect protest?

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The technology scans faces in crowds from a live camera feed.

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Free speech is a cornerstone of a healthy democracy and a fundamental right that benefits us all. It must be protected, alongside the right of everyone to live safely and peacefully.

It's time for a reset on rights. Send a message to the new PM.

North Tyneside and Preston councils have more than 100 of the CCTV cameras and are scanning for faces in real time to detect aggressive behaviour

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Increase coincides with proscription of Palestine Action last year which has led to thousands of arrests for allegedly supporting the protest group

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What is facial recognition technology? How is it used? What are my rights if I am identified using facial recognition technology?

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Public concerns stem from travel bans on political speakers and harder line on protests, poll finds

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Liberty says a slew of new anti-protest measures, including a ban on 'cumulative disruption' are silencing calls for government action to prevent catastrophic climate collapse

The facial technology has been deployed by the Met in six previous Premier League matches, including both north London derbies last season.

What is facial recognition technology? How is it used? What are my rights if I am identified using facial recognition technology?

As two thirds of the UK experiences drought, campaigners argue that protest is vital to driving change.

Sadiq Khan has indicated the technology will be deployed on London’s Oxford Street despite human rights concerns

LFR has been widely criticised by human rights groups, with one organisation describing the rollout as an escalation in routine public surveillance

The British Transport Police says the technology will only identify those wanted by authorities.