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UK: ‘Time to replace RIPA’: New JUSTICE report calls for overhaul of surveillance laws

01 November 2011

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UK: ‘Time to replace RIPA’: New JUSTICE report calls for overhaul of surveillance laws (Press Release, pdf) and Freedom from Suspicion Surveillance Reform for a Digital Age (pdf): "In a major new report released today, human rights organisation JUSTICE called for a fundamental overhaul of Britain’s surveillance laws in order to protect the right of individual privacy from unnecessary, unwarranted and unchecked state intrusion."

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