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Fashion Backward: Cambodian Government Silences Garment Workers
The government has since banned public gatherings of 10 or more people.
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Grad Employees Re-Unionize at New York University—First in the Country
This makes NYU once again the only private university with unionized graduate employees.
Life in the Electronic Concentration Camp: The Many Ways That You’re Being Tracked and Controlled
We have arrived in Orwell's world. The question now is: will we take a stand and fight to remain free or will we go gently into the concentration camp?
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On the Outskirts of Crypto City – the Architecture of Surveillance
Mass surveillance has an image problem.
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The NSA Is Hacking Our Hardware Too
It seems that the NSA's surveillance activities go beyond exploiting vulnerabilities in computer software.
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NSA Insiders Reveal What Went Wrong
In a memo to President Obama, former National Security Agency insiders explain how NSA leaders botched intelligence collection and analysis before Sept. 11, covered up the mistakes, and violated …
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New California Legislation Seeks to Thwart NSA Spying
Supporters say passage of a proposed California law would tell the NSA, “We don't want you in California unless you follow the Constitution.”
GAP Statement on Edward Snowden and NSA Domestic Surveillance
In June 2013, the American public learned conclusively about the wholesale surveillance of virtually all Americans through secretive programs by the NSA that continue to be implemented today.
Statement on Murray’s $15/Hr Executive Order for City Employees
Mayor Murray has made an executive order to begin the process of making $15/hour the minimum wage for all city workers.
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University Bans on Student Protests Threaten Freedom of Expression
Universities on both sides of the Atlantic have taken steps to curtail, if not to outright ban, students from protesting.