United Kingdom - Telecoms giant handed Scotland Yard phone records of News UK staff

Reporters without borders

Selon un rapport du Times, l'opérateur Vodafone aurait fourni à la police britannique les listings téléphoniques de plus de 1 700 employés de News UK, dont de nombreux journalistes. Une nouvelle loi anti-terrorisme renforçant encore davantage les pouvoirs d'enquête de la police du Royaume-Uni est en préparation. The worrying report, published in The Times two days ago, said Vodafone UK in March this year inadvertently sent the police details of calls made by 1,757 News UK staff members between 2005 (...)

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