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Amicus curiae: the proposed use of facial recognition technology by French authorities in the upcoming 2024 Olympic Games is unconstitutional

3 May 2023

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INCLO report on privacy in the digital age submitted to the UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights

7 June 2022

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European Court of Human Rights: Telegram v Russia

29 March 2022

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A global look at oversight cooperation

9 February 2021

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INCLO calls on states to defend End-to-End Encryption

16 November 2020

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INCLO member organizations in Hungary, Ireland and the UK call on EU authorities to protect end-to-end encryption and safeguard people’s privacy

12 November 2020

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Online censorship by Russian authorities undermines fundamental rights

29 April 2019

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INCLO welcomes historic win against UK mass surveillance

14 September 2018

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Intelligence sharing: Unanswered Questions report launch

11 June 2018

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Holding the Line: Advocating for just energy transitions amid democratic backsliding

Annual Report 2025

Fighting for Our Lives: Pathways to Abortion Rights Globally

Hard Conversations for the Future of Human Rights

In Our Hands: Communities rooting out discriminatory policing

Eyes on the Watchers: Challenging the Rise of Police Facial Recognition

Lethal in Disguise 2: How Crowd-Control Weapons Impact Health and Human Rights (external site, opens in a new tab)

Unhealed Wounds: The Faces Behind the Injuries of Crowd-Control Weapons

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Amicus curiae: the proposed use of facial recognition technology by French authorities in the upcoming 2024 Olympic Games is unconstitutional

INCLO report on privacy in the digital age submitted to the UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights

European Court of Human Rights: Telegram v Russia

A global look at oversight cooperation

INCLO calls on states to defend End-to-End Encryption

INCLO member organizations in Hungary, Ireland and the UK call on EU authorities to protect end-to-end encryption and safeguard people’s privacy

Online censorship by Russian authorities undermines fundamental rights

INCLO welcomes historic win against UK mass surveillance

Intelligence sharing: Unanswered Questions report launch

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Holding the Line: Advocating for just energy transitions amid democratic backsliding

Annual Report 2025

Fighting for Our Lives: Pathways to Abortion Rights Globally

Hard Conversations for the Future of Human Rights

In Our Hands: Communities rooting out discriminatory policing

Eyes on the Watchers: Challenging the Rise of Police Facial Recognition

Lethal in Disguise 2: How Crowd-Control Weapons Impact Health and Human Rights (external site, opens in a new tab)

Unhealed Wounds: The Faces Behind the Injuries of Crowd-Control Weapons

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Amicus curiae: the proposed use of facial recognition technology by French authorities in the upcoming 2024 Olympic Games is unconstitutional

INCLO report on privacy in the digital age submitted to the UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights

European Court of Human Rights: Telegram v Russia

A global look at oversight cooperation

INCLO calls on states to defend End-to-End Encryption

INCLO member organizations in Hungary, Ireland and the UK call on EU authorities to protect end-to-end encryption and safeguard people’s privacy

Online censorship by Russian authorities undermines fundamental rights

INCLO welcomes historic win against UK mass surveillance

Intelligence sharing: Unanswered Questions report launch