Pakistan: Mass surveillance and censorship machine is fueled by Chinese, European, Emirati and North American companies

By Amnesty International

Pakistan’s unlawful mass surveillance and censorship expansion is powered by a nexus of companies based in Germany, France, United Arab Emirates (UAE), China, Canada, and the United States, Amnesty International said today in a new report “Shadows of Control”. The year-long investigation was carried out in collaboration with Paper Trail Media, DER STANDARD, Follow the […] The post Pakistan: Mass surveillance and censorship machine is fueled by Chinese, European, Emirati and North American companies appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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