SURVEILLANCE: ECHR: Liberty takes fight against mass surveillance to European Court

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See the full text: Liberty takes fight against mass surveillance to European Court (LIberty, link)

And see: Privacy International calls on Europes top human rights court to rule on British mass surveillance (Privacy International, link):

"Privacy International and several other human rights organisations are taking the UK Government to the European Court of Human Rights over its mass surveillance practices, after a judgement last year found that collecting all internet traffic flowing in and out of the UK and bulk intelligence sharing with the United States was legal.

The appeal, filed last week by Privacy International, Bytes for All, Amnesty International, Liberty, and other partners, comes in response to a ruling in December by the UKs surveillance court, the Investigatory Powers Tribunal, dealing with the industrial-scale spying programmes TEMPORA and PRISM revealed by National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden."


Also see: Application to the ECHR: 10 Human Rights organisations (pdf)

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