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UK: VIDEO: Convention on Modern Liberty 28.2.2009 London: How dangerous is the database state and "transformational government to our civil liberties?

01 April 2009

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How dangerous is the database state and "transformational government to our civil liberties? (link)

With Guy Herbert, General Secretary, NO2ID, Tony Bunyan (Statewatch), Sam Talbot Rice (Centre for Policy Studies), Simon Davies (Privacy International) and Christina Zaba (Freelance Industrial Council of the National Union of Journalists)

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