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FOI Documents Confirm RCMP Falsely Denied Using Facial Recognition Software

FOI Documents Confirm RCMP Falsely Denied Using Facial Recognition Software Its contract with Clearview AI started in October, but the force was still denying using the controversial technology three months later. The RCMP denied using facial recognition software on Canadians three months after it had entered into a contract with controversial U.S. company Clearview AI, […]

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The Most Significant Afghanistan Papers Revelation Is How Difficult They Were To Make Public

The Most Significant Afghanistan Papers Revelation Is How Difficult They Were To Make Public The Washington Post has published clear, undeniable evidence that US government officials have been lying to the public about the war in Afghanistan, a shocking revelation for anyone who has done no research whatsoever into the history of US interventionism. In all seriousness it was a […]

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Secret files: British government courting Arab tyrants, fossil fuel interests

Secret files: British government courting Arab tyrants, fossil fuel interests Official documents show how oil and business interests trump democracy A range of official government documents released under Freedom of Information (FOI) expose how the British government is valiantly promoting democracy in the Middle East: by courting the region’s most vociferous opponents of democracy. The […]

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UK Police Confirm Ongoing Criminal Probe of Snowden Leak Journalists

UK Police Confirm Ongoing Criminal Probe of Snowden Leak Journalists A secretive British police investigation focusing on journalists working with Edward Snowden’s leaked documents remains ongoing two years after it was quietly launched, The Intercept can reveal. London’s Metropolitan Police Service has admitted it is still carrying out the probe, which is being led by its counterterrorism department, […]

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‘Frackademia’ Report Reveals Ties Between Government, Universities, and Shale Industry

‘Frackademia’ Report Reveals Ties Between Government, Universities, and Shale Industry While the government has decided to provide tax breaks for the oil industry in the 2015 Government Budget, everyone else has been talking about divestment. Ben Lucas looks at the growing movement and new evidence published this week on the relationship between government, universities and […]

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Information Commissioner Pleads Poverty, Tory MPs Say Raise Fees

Information Commissioner Pleads Poverty, Tory MPs Say Raise Fees. Conservative MPs are proposing that the government raise user fees for access to information requests, charging businesses and journalists more money to help mitigate a series of budget cuts that have damaged the already-ailing system. The comments from several government MPs at a House of Commons committee Thursday came in response […]

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