Tag: surveillance
Todd Miller: Living in a Constitution-Free Zone
February 2013Drones, surveillance towers, malls of the spy state, and the national security police on the northern border.
Due Process, Imminent Threat
December 2012From electronic surveillance to drone strikes to racial disparities in the criminal justice system, the writer, lawyer, and advocate anticipates the most pressing issues of the next four years.
Linda Sarsour: Surveillance and the City
August 2012The director of the Arab Association of New York talks with Meaghan Winter about mosque monitoring, civil liberties, and kids asking ‘why do they hate us?’
Megha Rajagopalan: How Many Millions of Cellphones Are Police Watching?
July 2012No one knows for sure why or how many cell phone records have been picked up, or whether it’s fully legal.
Josh Dratel: Updates in the War on Civilian Privacy
May 2012With surveillance cameras on every corner and our smartphones tracking our every move, we’ve entered a new era of the war on civilian privacy.
