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Post author:Sania Jamali
Post published:13/09/2018
Post category:Europe

STRASBOURG (France): Europe's top rights court on Thursday ruled that Britain's programme of mass surveillance revealed by whistleblower Edward Snowden violated the right to privacy of those targeted. Ruling in…