How much does your government spy on you? U.N. may rank the snoopers
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How much does your government spy on you? U.N. may rank the snoopers

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Joseph Cannataci, the U.N. special rapporteur on the right to privacy, who is also supervising some of the Research Fellows at ESSENTIAL, has submitted a draft questionnaire on ‘’Metrics for Privacy’’, which would be a first step toward ranking the governments that are potentially doing the most snooping on their own citizens.

In his report, Cannataci has indicated that the privacy metrics will be used as a standard investigation tool during his country visits. Cannataci has invited individuals, civil society and governments to send their comments and suggestions by 30th June 2019. Read the full story here

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