Australia's government proposes massive biometrics capture, but may not succeed in imposing it.

Ray Cole describes how in Morocco he was accused based on irrelevant evidence, jailed incommunicado, and bullied into signing a statement he could not read.

The prison guards also lied to the British consul, saying Cole did not want to see him.

It seems clear they treat Moroccans just as badly.

Privacy International calls for prosecution of the British company that made the Finfisher intrusion/spying program, used by the cruel Bahraini regime to attack activists in England.

An education campaign in Vietnam has cut the demand for rhino horn by 33%, by correcting the superstitious idea that it is beneficial.

Can anyone make plausible imitation rhino horn? It would work just as well as the real thing.

Thugs in New York State say that they can collect information on everyone's driving because that's public; but when a reporter asked to see their records about him, they claimed it was secret.