Our key achievements from 2025

Last year was challenging and brought more uncertainty in our lives. But despite this, in 2025 we made visible progress towards making the world a better place for all of us.

Joint Statement on New Finnish Social Welfare Laws’ Human Rights Implications

Finland's new social welfare legal reforms pose threats to human rights, including the right to privacy, Privacy International, the European Disability Forum and a Finnish Disability Forum representa

Privacy International's response to the UK Home Office consultation on facial recognition technology

Privacy International submitted a response to the UK Home Office

Privacy International & Women on Web - Securing Reproductive Justice: A Guide to Digital Privacy for Sexual and Reproductive Justice Activists

IntroductionWith digital evidence increasingly used in abortion-related prosecutions, and sexual

Privacy International’s remarks at the side event of the 61st Session of the UN Human Rights Council on the Human Rights Impacts of Using Artificial Intelligence in Countering Terrorism

Artificial intelligence is increasingly being deployed in counter-terrorism efforts, from predictive risk scoring to automated surveillance. This raises urgent questions about what this means for privacy, equality, and due process.

Privacy International's submission on the impact of digital and AI-assisted surveillance on assembly and association rights

What does it mean when Big Tech goes to war?

AI firms are still struggling to work with the US Department of War/Defence. OpenAI is grappling with its own contract with the U.S.

The Anthropic and US Government conflict is larger than you think

Anthropic and the US Government are at war over surveillance and war. Part of that conflict is over the use of AI models for surveillance, but only of Americans.