The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Bahrain held a meeting with various groups to discuss implementing recommendations from a universal periodic review of human rights. The meeting aimed to get input ahead of Bahrain reporting on their progress to the UN Human Rights Council in September. The government of Bahrain believes in applying international best practices, including involving stakeholders in preparing human rights requirements.
Separately, leaked documents showed that spyware created by Gamma Group International was used to spy on computers in the US, UK, Germany, Russia, Iran and Bahrain. It was unclear if governments or private entities conducted the surveillance, but the customer addresses suggested government intelligence and law enforcement groups as well as private companies. Previous leaks have shown repressive regimes using Gamma
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Bahrain held a meeting with various groups to discuss implementing recommendations from a universal periodic review of human rights. The meeting aimed to get input ahead of Bahrain reporting on their progress to the UN Human Rights Council in September. The government of Bahrain believes in applying international best practices, including involving stakeholders in preparing human rights requirements.
Separately, leaked documents showed that spyware created by Gamma Group International was used to spy on computers in the US, UK, Germany, Russia, Iran and Bahrain. It was unclear if governments or private entities conducted the surveillance, but the customer addresses suggested government intelligence and law enforcement groups as well as private companies. Previous leaks have shown repressive regimes using Gamma
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Bahrain held a meeting with various groups to discuss implementing recommendations from a universal periodic review of human rights. The meeting aimed to get input ahead of Bahrain reporting on their progress to the UN Human Rights Council in September. The government of Bahrain believes in applying international best practices, including involving stakeholders in preparing human rights requirements.
Separately, leaked documents showed that spyware created by Gamma Group International was used to spy on computers in the US, UK, Germany, Russia, Iran and Bahrain. It was unclear if governments or private entities conducted the surveillance, but the customer addresses suggested government intelligence and law enforcement groups as well as private companies. Previous leaks have shown repressive regimes using Gamma
Meeting on human rights periodic review recommendations held The Ministry of Foreign Affairs held today a consultative meeting on the implementation of the recommendations of the universal periodic review, attended by members of the High Coordinating Committee for Human Rights, representatives of the National Institution for Human rights and non- governmental organisations. The meeting is being held ahead of the Kingdom of Bahrain presenting its voluntary report on the recommendations of the universal periodic review to the Human Rights Council at its 27th session, scheduled to be held in Geneva in September 2014. The meeting was held in line with the belief of the government of the Kingdom of Bahrain to apply the best international practices, which highlight the need to involve stakeholders in the preparation and setup of the international human rights requirements. Read More Leaked Docs Show Spyware Used to Snoop on U.S. Computers Software created by the controversial U.K. based Gamma Group International was used to spy on computers that appear to be located in the United States, the U.K., Germany, Russia, Iran and Bahrain, according to a leaked trove of documents analyzed by ProPublica. It's not clear whether the surveillance was conducted by governments or private entities. Customer email addresses in the collection appeared to belong to a German surveillance company, an independent consultant in Dubai, the Bosnian and Hungarian Intelligence services, a Dutch law enforcement ofcer and the Qatari government. The leaked les - which were posted online by hackers - are the latest in a series of revelations about how state actors including repressive regimes have used Gamma's software to spy on dissidents, journalists and activist groups. Read More
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