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Since 2019, Pegasus spyware has been the subject of many questions in Parliament; but the government is yet to state clearly if it has...
The Pegasus exposé was followed by a ruckus in Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha as several MPs moved to suspend usual parliamentary business to...
This video, from a members-only call we hosted on July 21, 2021, contains an overview of the latest allegations of Pegasus surveillance in India,...
The phone numbers that were selected belonged to aides who worked for state political figures that were at the centre of a political power...
While most world leaders appear to have been targeted by Moroccan NSO clients, an Indian client attempted to target Pakistan’s PM Imran Khan, reports...
Legal experts weigh in on the unfolding Pegasus controversy and suggest future steps towards surveillance reform such as parliamentary oversight, judicial oversight, and more. ...
The legislation would have implemented procedural safeguards for intelligence agencies, required warrants for intercepting communication, and established a tribunal for investigating complaints. The recently...
Amid reports of opposition leaders being listed for surveillance, the Congress party mulled over parliamentary recourses while several MPs demanded a discussion on the...
In two separate reports, Amnesty International and Citizen Lab confirm Amazon’s connection to NSO’s Pegasus malware and include the location of servers used by...
Over 300 Indians including journalists, activists, politicians, bureaucrats, and businessmen have been (potentially) targetted by the NSO Group’s Pegasus spyware that is only sold to...
