Civil Liberties News

Sir Andrew Nicol, a distinguished barrister and high court judge known for his contributions to civil liberties, media, and immigration law, has died at 75; he

Florida and Texas are taking steps to block Flock's license plate camera network due to bipartisan privacy and civil liberties concerns.

A Texas law targeting drag shows has been struck down again by a judge, prompting Attorney General Ken Paxton to vow another appeal.

Civil liberties groups are raising concerns over plans to equip ICE officers with electric-shock gloves, following a case where a man died after allegedly being

Critics are destroying Flock surveillance cameras and license plate readers, accusing the company of surveilling Americans and failing to prevent abuse of its t

A report highlights the increasing chaos and cruelty of ICE operations under the Trump administration, citing two recent fatal shootings and a pattern of aggres

Rep. Scott Perry is introducing a bill to repeal a provision in the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act that mandates new vehicles include a "kill switch" to

The LAPD is renegotiating its partnership with Flock Safety, a license plate reader company, to include enhanced privacy protections after initially deciding no

The LAPD has announced it will not renew its contract with Flock surveillance cameras due to "serious concerns around civil liberties and privacy" regarding the

A new facial recognition system, Facewatch, is being launched in UK shops like Sainsbury's and B&M, which will instantly alert police to serious offenders, rais