The UK is now unrivalled among democratic nations for sanctioning state snooping 🖊️ iburrell via ipaperviews
. Although it was mostly unsuccessful, the Government accepted that it must seek independent authorisation before accessing journalistic material obtained by “bulk interception”.European Court of Human Rights
State agencies will argue that the threat from terrorists and hostile powers demands they have the means to investigate private data. But campaigners do not deny the need for targeted and proportionate surveillance of suspected criminals. The NUJ is pressing the Government to provide safeguards for journalistic content ahead of the granting of new powers for scanning encrypted communications under the new Online Safety Bill.
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