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UK: Annual Report of the Chief Surveillance Commissioner plus "Councils still breaking surveillance laws - Total of 10,000 snooping missions carried out"

01 July 2009

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Report of the Chief Surveillance Commissioner (pdf). See: Councils still breaking surveillance laws - Total of 10,000 snooping missions carried out (Guardian, link) and Watching the watchers (Guardian, link)

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