CivilLiberties

Thai Security Services Under Fire for Doxxing Activists, Claims Watchdog

1 month ago

In a troubling development for human rights in Thailand, a prominent watchdog group has accused the country’s security services of engaging in a clandestine campaign to expose the identities of activists online. This revelation raises serious concerns about the safety and privacy of individuals who have been vocal critics of the government, particularly in the wake of recent protests advocating for democratic reforms.

Signal: The Encrypted Messaging App Enabling Officials to Bypass Accountability

2 months ago

In a world increasingly reliant on digital communication, the encrypted messaging app Signal has garnered significant attention for its focus on privacy and security. While originally designed to empower everyday users with confidential messaging capabilities, recent developments reveal another layer to the app’s functionality: its potential for public officials to evade scrutiny and maintain secrecy.

Controversy Erupts Over Paragon Spyware Tool Linked to Canadian Police Watchdog

2 months ago

A recent exposé has unveiled troubling connections between a controversial spyware tool known as Paragon and a Canadian police oversight agency. This revelation has sparked intense discussions about privacy rights, governmental oversight, and the ethical implications of using such technologies in law enforcement.

Transformative Impact of China’s National Security Law on Hong Kong: A Comprehensive Overview

6 months ago

In a sweeping move that has left indelible marks on Hong Kong’s societal fabric, China’s National Security Law (NSL) was launched on July 1, 2020. Aimed at quelling dissent and ensuring the "stability" of the region, this law has fundamentally reshaped the governance and daily lives of Hong Kong’s citizens.