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23.04.12

Was this 16-year-old, killed by a US drone, really a terrorist?

Boy killed by drone three days after attending Pakistani conference on drones.

09.12.11

US ambassador to Pakistan threatened with lawsuit over drone deaths

A letter has been sent to the US ambassador about the killing of a 12 and 16-year-old.

01.12.11

Surveillance State

In Video – Surveillance explained

An explanation of the state of the art surveillance technology to governments around the world.

01.12.11

Surveillance State

In Video – Massive surveillance

How governments can monitor a whole nation’s telephone and data traffic.

01.12.11

Surveillance State

In Video – Phone tracking

How your mobile phone can become your enemy.

30.11.11

Surveillance State

The State of Surveillance

Hundreds of brochures released by WikiLeaks unveil the covert world of hi-tech spying.

30.11.11

Surveillance State

The ‘Spy Files’: How safe are your emails and phone calls?

Industry literature reveals tech capable of monitoring all emails, phone calls, locations and contacts.

30.11.11

Surveillance State

In Video – Computer hacking

Private companies are selling software that can hack into any mobile phone, computer or laptop.

09.11.11

Drone Warfare

In Video: The story of Tariq Aziz

The Bureau met the 16 year old at an anti-drone conference just days before he was killed.

04.11.11

Drone Warfare

Bureau reporter meets 16-year-old three days before US drone kills him

Pratap Chatterjee joined Jemima Khan at a conference in Pakistan to discuss CIA drone strikes.

01.11.11

Surveillance State

US company admits its technology has been used by Syrian government

Following a Bureau investigation Blue Coat admits its technology used in Syria.

23.10.11

Surveillance State

US technology used to censor the Internet in Syria claim experts

Activists claim Syrian government used US technology to monitor protestors.

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