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UK Home Office announces next steps on ID cards: 2004
The Home Secretary announces a mandatory universal ID card, promising that it would protect the UK against illegal migration and working, organised crime, terrorist activity, identity theft, and fraudulent access to public services. UK ID Card moving forward despite significant opposition: 2004
The Home Secretary announces a mandatory universal ID card, promising that it would protect the UK against illegal migration and working, organised crime, terrorist activity, identity theft, and fraudulent access to public services.table thing.
Invasive, Illusory, Illegal, and Illegitimate: Privacy International responds to the European Commission on Data Retention: 2004
15/09/2004Over 90 non-governmental organizations and 80 companies have endorsed Privacy International's call on the European Commission to abandon on a proposed retention regime across Europe of between 1 and 3 years for all communications traffic data. In this response, PI argues that data retention is invasive, illusory in its gains, illegal in its goals, and that the policy process surrounding retention is illegimate.
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