Evictions and hunger: life in Kampala as Covid cases surge
They came to Uganda in search of a new life. Now, they’re facing eviction and destitution
Dutch court halts programme where algorithms ‘hunt’ for welfare fraudsters
SyRI system not only in breach of domestic privacy laws, but is also contrary to the European Convention on Human Rights
ESB called out for ‘contributing to human rights violations’
State electricity company imported coal from Carrejón mine in Colombia
Privacy and data in 2019: We deserve better than surveillance capitalism
Karlin Lillington: Tech companies now face greater legal and regulatory opposition
Data commissioner’s ruling lifts the veil from Public Services Card
The PSC has divided opinion, but Helen Dixon’s decision is clear: it breaches privacy
‘Big Brother’ surveillance in North ‘causing mental distress and paranoia’
Human rights panel in Belfast hears calls for appointment of covert policing commissioner
Global warming and Somaliland’s ‘climate refugees’
Pastoralist lifestyle of nomads is under threat from repeated drought and cyclones
Grave concerns about the Public Services Card are being ignored
Net Results: A report on this discriminatory card needs to be made public
China claims rights progress despite crackdown on dissent
Beijing defends improvements to legal system in government White Paper
China has slashed poverty but rights issues remain, says UN adviser
On Beijing visit special rapporteur Philip Alston says growing inequality a major issue
Irish tax policies criticised over impact on poor countries
UN special rapporteur says loopholes and schemes damage Ireland’s reputation
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