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NSA

Canada takes refugees who sheltered NSA whistle-blower Snowden
Article
/ 26 March 2019

Canada takes refugees who sheltered NSA whistle-blower Snowden

Vanessa Rodel and her daughter arrived in Toronto on Monday night after years of harassment in Hong Kong

By Agency
A humble helping hand in the NSA
Article
/ 22 March 2019

A humble helping hand in the NSA

‘Ultimately, we’re stronger when we have one common vision’

By Youlendree Appasamy
NSA conference strengthens ties in the skills development landscape
Article
/ 22 March 2019

NSA conference strengthens ties in the skills development landscape

‘We need to create clear linkages between education, teaching and the world of work’

By Youlendree Appasamy
National Skills Authority Awards 2019
Article
/ 22 March 2019

National Skills Authority Awards 2019

The awards honour those who are equipping young South Africans with vital skills

By Youlendree Appasamy
Rethinking demand-led skills development in the Fourth Industrial Revolution
Article
/ 22 March 2019

Rethinking demand-led skills development in the Fourth Industrial Revolution

South Africa is on track to meet the NDP goal in terms of doctoral graduates

By Youlendree Appasamy
Snowden gets a handle on Twitter
Article
/ 3 October 2015

Snowden gets a handle on Twitter

“I used to work for the government. Now I work for the public”

By Ed Pilkington
SXSW: Assange, surveillance, and the world’s wake-up call
Article
/ 9 March 2014

SXSW: Assange, surveillance, and the world’s wake-up call

The internet has changed from an apathetic space into a political battlefield. Alistair Fairweather recaps on Julian Assange’s take on this.

By Alistair Fairweather
Snowden: Children born today will not know concept of privacy
Article
/ 25 December 2013

Snowden: Children born today will not know concept of privacy

Edward Snowden has warned of the dangers posed by a loss of privacy in a message broadcast to Britain on Christmas Day.

By Reuters
Brazil not considering asylum for Snowden
Article
/ 17 December 2013

Brazil not considering asylum for Snowden

After Edward Snowden’s open letter, Brazil says it’s not considering granting asylum to him as the country has not received a formal request.

By Reuters
Britain’s trying to shoot the messenger for NSA leaks
Article
/ 5 December 2013

Britain’s trying to shoot the messenger for NSA leaks

Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger had no problem justifying the press’s freedom to inform the public about mass surveillance.

By Roy Greenslade
Spy agencies face political, legal battles
Article
/ 5 December 2013

Spy agencies face political, legal battles

Parliaments, tech leaders and privacy activists are working to bring the surveillance complex to heel.

By Guardian Writers
Guardian editor tells Parliament Snowden data is secure
Article
/ 3 December 2013

Guardian editor tells Parliament Snowden data is secure

Britain’s Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger has told Parliament that less than 1% of information leaked by Edward Snowden has been published.

By Reuters
Snowden to work for mystery Russian website
Article
/ 31 October 2013

Snowden to work for mystery Russian website

US security leaker Edward Snowden is set to start a job providing technical support at a major Russian website, says his lawyer.

By Staff Reporter
Joe Public and his privacy
Article
/ 25 October 2013

Joe Public and his privacy

Do you know who has your data?

By James Sey
US spying: Yahoo! chief fears jail for going against NSA demands
Article
/ 12 September 2013

US spying: Yahoo! chief fears jail for going against NSA demands

Yahoo! chief Marissa Mayer said she feared winding up in prison for treason if she refused to comply with US spy demands for data.

By Sapa-DPA
Internet experts say security protocols be written ‘from scratch’
Article
/ 8 September 2013

Internet experts say security protocols be written ‘from scratch’

Cryptography expert says the US National Security Agency "has undermined a fundamental social contract".

By Staff Reporter
NSA surveillance covers 75% of US internet traffic
Article
/ 21 August 2013

NSA surveillance covers 75% of US internet traffic

The NSA’s surveillance network can reach about 75% of US internet communications – which reports say is more than what US officials have disclosed.

By Reuters
Snowden’s hopes of leaving Moscow airport dashed
Article
/ 24 July 2013

Snowden’s hopes of leaving Moscow airport dashed

Former US NSA contractor Edward Snowden has failed to secure permission from Russia to leave Sheremetyevo airport.

By Lidia Kelly
Snowden to seek temporary asylum in Russia
Article
/ 12 July 2013

Snowden to seek temporary asylum in Russia

Former intelligence agency contractor Edward Snowden will seek temporary political asylum in Russia, according to human rights groups that met him.

By Lidia Kelly
Colombia demands US explain spying allegations
Article
/ 10 July 2013

Colombia demands US explain spying allegations

Colombia has expressed concern after revelations that the US spied on the US’s closest military ally in Latin America, and called for an explanation.

By Reuters
Assange: Classified info from Snowden will keep getting published
Article
/ 1 July 2013

Assange: Classified info from Snowden will keep getting published

Julian Assange has said that Edward Snowden made sure that the information he took about US surveillance programmes will continue to be published.

By Reuters
EU confronts Washington over reports it spies on European allies
Article
/ 30 June 2013

EU confronts Washington over reports it spies on European allies

The EU has demanded that the US explain a report in a German magazine that Washington is spying on the group.

By Reuters
US military filters access to UK Guardian’s NSA content
Article
/ 28 June 2013

US military filters access to UK Guardian’s NSA content

The US Army members have confirmed that access to the Guardian’s UK website has been filtered and restricted, reports Russia Today.

By Stephen Collinson and Staff Reporter
How Hollywood softened us up for NSA surveillance
Article
/ 18 June 2013

How Hollywood softened us up for NSA surveillance

From "Enemy of the State" to "Eagle Eye" to "Minority Report" – US films have accustomed us to the idea that we are constantly being watched.

By John Patterson
China presses US to explain NSA-spying allegations
Article
/ 17 June 2013

China presses US to explain NSA-spying allegations

China has joined calls for Washington to provide explanations following the disclosure of the US National Security Agency’s alleged spying programmes.

By Sapa Ap
Snowden exposes issues in Hong Kong-Beijing relations
Article
/ 17 June 2013

Snowden exposes issues in Hong Kong-Beijing relations

Former spy Edward Snowden has exposed political fault lines in Hong Kong that are deepening as the territory chafes under Chinese rule.

By Staff Reporter
George Orwell back in fashion as Prism stokes Big Brother paranoia
Article
/ 12 June 2013

George Orwell back in fashion as Prism stokes Big Brother paranoia

"Nineteen Eighty-Four" depicts a society in which liberty was impossible – so how should we respond to this new threat?

By Stephen Moss
NSA whistle-blower Snowden – staying one step ahead of the authorities
Article
/ 12 June 2013

NSA whistle-blower Snowden – staying one step ahead of the authorities

From flying to Taiwan to taking a ferry to Macau, here are a few of the options former CIA employee Edward Snowden has to avoid extradition to the US.

By Staff Reporter
Google, Facebook in battle to salvage reputations after Prism scandal
Article
/ 11 June 2013

Google, Facebook in battle to salvage reputations after Prism scandal

The massive brands the world trusts with their information have been struggling to respond to evidence that they leaked user’s information to Prism.

By Guardian Reporter

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