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Yet again, the Delhi police turns to drones to monitor dissenters – this time in Shaheen Bagh. According to Awaz the Voice, there was...
The Delhi Police says that 80% match for accused in rioting investigations is enough to move forward, raising concerns on privacy, discrimination, more
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The instant loan app's privacy policy had trouble written all over it.
If targetting Muslim women weren't enough, the accused also reportedly tried to promote religious disharmony among minorities.
The UIDAI pushed back against the request in court, citing data sharing restrictions under the Aadhaar Act, 2016.
The arrests come after two FIRs were filed and the chairperson of the Delhi Commission for Women wrote to the police
Research has shown that using facial recognition for policing is likely to disproportionately affect some more than others.
A recent spate of such online incidents targeting Muslim women have led to calls for swift police action.
The app sparked outrage as it targetted Muslim women by uploading their photographs without their knowledge.
