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‘Humanitarianism’ in Gaza distracts from getting justice

Anthony Hayward
Declassified UK
Published on 8/19/2025

Some 21 months into Israel’s genocide, Palestinian suffering is only now being somewhat humanised by Britain’s political and media establishment. But ‘humanitarianism’ that omits naming the perpetrators or enablers just soothes public conscience and...

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How UK security agencies use telecoms firms to spy on us

Ioannis Kouvakas
Declassified UK
Published on 8/18/2025

Recent news that the Home Office has ordered Apple to enable access to iCloud encrypted data has stirred public debate about the scope and secrecy of UK surveillance laws. Successive governments have argued that such powers are needed to combat nove...

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Victory! Ninth Circuit Limits Intrusive DMCA Subpoenas

by Tori Noble
Electronic Frontier Foundation
Published on 8/18/2025

The Ninth Circuit upheld an important limitation on Digital Millenium Copyright Act (DMCA) subpoenas that other federal courts have recognized for more than two decades. The DMCA, a misguided anti-piracy law passed in the late nineties, created a bev...

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Victory! Pen-Link's Police Tools Are Not Secret

by Mario Trujillo, Beryl Lipton
Electronic Frontier Foundation
Published on 8/18/2025

In a victory for transparency, the government contractor Pen-Link agreed to disclose the prices and descriptions of surveillance products that it sold to a local California Sheriff's office. The settlement ends a months-long California public records...

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LAPD lies about attack on reporters

Freedom of the Press Foundation
Freedom of the Press Foundation
Published on 8/15/2025

Dear Friend of Press Freedom, It’s the 143rd day that Rümeysa Öztürk is facing deportation by the United States government for writing an op-ed it didn’t like, and the 62nd day that Mario Guevara has been imprisoned for covering a protest. After more...

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