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USA: In 'Chilling' Ruling, Chevron Granted Access to Activists' Private Internet Data: "Sweeping" subpoena violates rights of those who spoke out against oil giant's devastating actions in Ecuador

11 July 2013

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The US government is not the only entity who, with judicial approval, is amassing massive amounts of personal information against their so-called enemies.

See the full text: In 'Chilling' Ruling, Chevron Granted Access to Activists' Private Internet Data: "Sweeping" subpoena violates rights of those who spoke out against oil giant's devastating actions in Ecuador (Common Dreams link)

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