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EU-UK-USA: DATA SURVEILLANCE: What now for the surveillance state?

02 December 2013

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"Some accuse GCHQ of being little more than the Cheltenham branch office of the NSA."

See the article: What now for the surveillance state? Even GCHQ and the NSA know their work may not be sustainable without a proper debate about their power (Guardian, link), by the Guardian Editor, Alan Rusbridge.

And see: Decoded: the main stories from the Snowden files explained: Revelations about mass surveillance by the NSA and GCHQ have shocked some and embarrassed others. Here we outline the main stories, what they mean and why they matter (Guardian, link)

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