Global News Service
India Continues to Use Pegasus Spyware to Target Journalists: Amnesty Amnesty International’s Security Lab first observed indications of renewed Pegasus spyware threats towards individuals in India during a regular technical…
New Video: How Amnesty Tech Uncovered Pegasus Spyware Scandal Amnesty International released on March 23 a new video which reveals how the organization helped to uncover the Pegasus Project spyware…
Supreme Court of India Delays Pegasus Spyware Case With its dilatory action, the Supreme Court has virtually provided impunity to the Modi government. By Rakesh Raman As usual, the Supreme…
Now, along with their farming demands, the farmers expect the President to restore democracy in India. By Rakesh Raman Led by Harsimrat Kaur Badal, a delegation of Members of Parliament…
In their letter, the opposition leaders urged the President to intervene and direct the government to discuss farm laws and the Pegasus issue in the Parliament. By RMN News Service…
Amnesty says that the exports of surveillance technology to governments that unlawfully use these tools must stop. Digital attacks against human rights defenders, journalists and civil society are on the…