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“Black Ops” – How a US-UK Censorship Group Targeted RFK Jr. To Stifle Dissent
Whistleblower documents expose CCDH’s covert strategies against high-profile figures like RFK Jr. and platforms such as X, shedding light on alleged “black ops” to stifle dissent.
Tracking Health or Tracking You? The UK’s Expanding Health Surveillance
Plans to overhaul the NHS are raising concerns about expanding mass surveillance through digital health IDs and wearable tracking devices.
Meta Brings Back Face Scanning
Meta revives facial recognition in its apps, aiming to tackle scams and enhance account recovery, but privacy concerns loom over the use of sensitive biometric data.
UK Tightens Grip on Internet Speech with Push for Swift Online Speech Crackdown
The UK communications regulator is pressed to tackle online “safety.”
UK Science Secretary Plans to Close Loopholes in Online Censorship Law, Suggests Blocking “Unsafe” Tech
Kyle vows to tighten the Online Safety Act, but critics warn of a slippery slope toward broader censorship and erosion of free speech.
Banking on Betrayal: UK Government’s New Plan for Mass Bank Spying
Advocates warn of unprecedented bank spying under new welfare fraud legislation, raising concerns about state overreach.
After 14 Years of Confinement, Journalist Julian Assange Calls on Europe to Defend Freedom of Expression
Julian Assange warns European lawmakers of a growing threat to journalistic freedom after 14 years of legal battles.
Big Brother Banking? UK’s New “Fraud Bill” Sparks Fears of Financial Snooping
New UK government’s “Fraud, Error and Debt Bill” faces backlash over expanded financial surveillance powers.
Bernie Spofforth Speaks Out After Arrest Over Britain’s New Chilling Misinformation Censorship Laws
A troubling detainment and gagging order comes to an end.