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Lorna Woods: An overview of the Investigatory Powers Bill report by the Joint Committee on Human Rights

Lorna Woods: An overview of the Investigatory Powers Bill report by the Joint Committee on Human Rights

Jun 10, 2016 | Government policy, Privacy, Surveillance

In this post, Professor Lorna Woods, University of Essex and Senior Associate Research Fellow at the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, considers a report by the Joint Committee on Human Rights on the Investigatory Powers Bill. The Joint Committee has reported on...
Lorna Woods: An overview of the Investigatory Powers Bill report by the Joint Committee on Human Rights

Update on Information Law and Policy Centre’s contribution to Investigatory Powers debate

Mar 10, 2016 | Government policy, ILPC Research and Publications, Privacy

As previously reported on this blog, our Information Law and Policy Centre (ILPC) at IALS has facilitated an ad hoc research group of academics and practitioners to contribute to the ongoing policy debate on surveillance following publication of the government’s Draft...
Some things old, some things new: A clause-by-clause review of the Draft Investigatory Powers Bill

Some things old, some things new: A clause-by-clause review of the Draft Investigatory Powers Bill

Dec 23, 2015 | ILPC Research and Publications, Uncategorized

Soon after the publication of the Draft Investigatory Powers Bill in November, a number of privacy, surveillance and freedom of expression specialist academics and practitioners gathered at the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies to discuss the detail and the main...

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