European Court Holds Camera Surveillance of University Lecture Halls Violates Privacy
n the case of Antović and Mirković v. Montenegro, the European Court of Human Rights held that camera surveillance in […]
n the case of Antović and Mirković v. Montenegro, the European Court of Human Rights held that camera surveillance in […]
Floridians’ rights to privacy don’t end when they die, the state Supreme Court declared while striking down a portion of […]
The Home Office is facing a legal challenge over claims NHS data-sharing violates patients’ right to privacy under the Human Rights Act. […]
On Tuesday 7 November, three joined cases brought by civil liberties and human rights organisations challenging UK Government surveillance will […]
European Court of Human Rights has heard 10 Human Rights Organizations v. UK, a legal challenge which will impact surveillance […]
Plaintiff porn company sued an unknown bittorrent user (identified as John Doe) alleging that defendant had downloaded and distributed more […]
The New York Times reported in an opinion piece last week on a fascinating and disturbing story. In 2013, police […]
Months after the financial details of 8,000 Canadians were compromised in the Equifax breach, two class-action lawsuits are duelling to […]
On October 24, 2017, an opinion issued by the EU’s Advocate General Bot rejected Facebook’s assertion that its EU data […]
Facebook could be in the firing line of data privacy regulators across the European Union if the bloc’s top court […]
Last Monday, the Supreme Court granted certiorari in the Microsoft search warrant case , a case in which Microsoft challenged […]
The Supreme Court agreed to hear the federal government’s case against Microsoft, in which it seeks access to emails held […]