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Privacy International’s submission to the UN High Commiss...
staff · 2026-05-15 · via Privacy International News Feed

Our submission identifies some key trends, with examples, responding to some of the questions posed in the call for submission. Including:

  • Digital communications:
    • SOCMINT
    • Technology-facilitated attacks on social media platforms and digital communications
    • Specific risks faced by women human rights defenders (HRDs) and HRDs from groups affected by marginalisation and discrimination on online platforms and communications services
  • Digital restrictions to privacy:
    • IMSI catchers
    • Spyware
    • Mobile phone extraction
    • The expansion of biometric surveillance infrastructure
    • Increased monitoring of public and digital spaces technological and regulatory developments relating to encryption
  • Recommendations