Publications

Declassified has long reported on the mainstream media’s role in paving the way for the genocide in Gaza through its amplification of Israeli perspectives, marginalisation of a history of occupation and double standards on the value of Israeli versus...

A Labour MP has been found in breach of parliamentary rules, after failing to declare an all-expenses-paid trip to Israel. Declassified previously revealed how Peter Prinsley joined a “solidarity” trip in May that was organised and funded by Labour F...

Español In April, WhatsApp launched its “Advanced Chat Privacy” feature, which, once enabled, disables using certain AI features in chats and prevents conversations from being exported. Since its launch, an inaccurate viral post has been ping-pongi...

When a Virginia jury ordered internet provider Cox to pay $1 billion in damages for failing to take appropriate actions against pirating subscribers, shockwaves rippled through the ISP industry. The verdict, in favor of major record labels including...

Lord Peter Mandelson asked Jeffrey Epstein to assist with a background check on an Israeli political consultant, Declassified can reveal. The Labour party grandee and lobbyist – who is now Britain’s ambassador to the US – has always denied having “an...

With the new football season underway in Spain and LaLiga’s blocking order still in force under the authority of a judge, overblocking is still a big problem in Spain according to reports. Last season saw relentless IP address blocking target share...

In recent years, rightsholders of major sports events have repeatedly complained that piracy of live sports has gone through the roof. Many have called on politicians to tighten legislation and urged law enforcement to take the problem much more se...

Three years ago, pirated Blu-ray copies of ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ began circulating on pirate sites, weeks before the film’s official release. Shortly before, pre-release discs were offered in an eBay listing, suggesting that someone had managed t...

A Kenyan teenager allegedly raped and murdered by British soldiers had seven broken ribs when she died, a secret army file reveals. A battery similar to that used by the UK military was also found in her grave. The victim, Mantoi Lekoloi Kaunda, was...

The Electronic Frontier Alliance is growing, and this year we’ve been honored to welcome Open Austin into the EFA. Open Austin began in 2009 as a meetup that successfully advocated for a city-run open data portal, and relaunched as a 501(c)3 in 2018...