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Intelligence, security and privacy: A Note by the Director

15 June 2015

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See the link: Intelligence, security and privacy: A Note by the Director (Ditchley Park):

See: Snowden leak: governments' hostile reaction fuelled public's distrust of spies - Leading figures in British and international intelligence and security community agree agencies need more transparency (Guardian, link)

Also: Five Reasons the MI6 Story is a Lie (Craig Murray, link): "The Sunday Times has a story claiming that Snowden’s revelations have caused danger to MI6 and disrupted their operations. Here are five reasons it is a lie."

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