Fake Mobile Phone Surveillance Towers Discovered across London
By Michaela Whitton In June 2015, a Sky News investigation uncovered at least 20 rogue telephone masts operating in London. The IMSI catchers — also…
By Michaela Whitton In June 2015, a Sky News investigation uncovered at least 20 rogue telephone masts operating in London. The IMSI catchers — also…
By Michaela Whitton After weeks of media excitement and public anger as to whether Britain would join the dozen nations reportedly bombing both Iraq and…
By Michaela Whitton The creeping use of counter-terrorism policies in Britain to clamp down on civil liberties appears to be relying on a number of…
By Michaela Whitton A law-abiding, political protester has been threatened with deportation from the U.K. after he was arrested during a peaceful demonstration. Hungarian-born Daniel Gardonyi…
By Michaela Whitton Seven British women have won substantial damages and an extraordinary apology from the Metropolitan Police after being deceived into forming relationships with…
By Michaela Whitton Shaker Aamer, the last British resident in Guantanamo Bay, was released on Friday after being detained without charge for almost 14 years….
By Michaela Whitton Activists have taken it upon themselves to show some of the BBC’s most senior presenters the reality of the situation on the…
By Michaela Whitton As promised earlier in the year, the Conservative government is granting British spy agencies explicit rights to hack into smartphones and computers….
By Michaela Whitton The British government’s most senior Foreign Office official has admitted human rights are no longer a “top priority” for the government and that…
By Michaela Whitton Two years after the controversial appointment of Saudi Arabia to the U.N. Human Rights Council, leaked diplomatic cables have revealed the U.K….
By Michaela Whitton Senior Palestinian official Saeb Erekat expressed disappointment this week with U.S. President Barack Obama, condemning the American head of state for ignoring…
By Michaela Whitton As if mass unemployment, poverty, and a blockade that pens almost two million people into 160 square kilometer open prison weren’t bad…
By Michaela Whitton Metropolitan Police claim an investigation into the possibility of prosecuting journalists for their role in publishing secrets leaked by Edward Snowden will…