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USA: Electronic Priacy Information Centre (EPIC) Press release: Petition for Suspension of TSA Full Body Scanner Program

01 April 2010

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Electronic Priacy Information Centre (EPIC) Press release: Petition for Suspension of TSA Full Body Scanner Program (pdf): "More than thirty organizations across the political spectrum have filed a formal petition with the Department of Homeland Security, urging the federal agency to suspend the airport body scanner program."

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