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Germany and Brazil Object to United States’ Spying using United Nations Procedures

by kuvelker | Nov 4, 2013 | Commentary

The United States is facing reproach from fellow United Nations members for domestic and international espionage. On November 1st United Nations’ diplomats from Germany and Brazil began circulating a draft resolution appealing to the UN High Commissioner for Human...

An Overview of Telecommunications Companies’ Involvement in Domestic Espionage: Part II

by anickow | Nov 13, 2007 | Uncategorized | 1 comment

by: Joseph Eros, Associate Editor, MTTLREditor’s Note: This post continues yesterday’s Part I, which discussed the background of the litigation against telecommunications companies for their involvement in domestic espionage by the NSA.If the lawsuits are...

An Overview of Telecommunications Companies’ Involvement in Domestic Espionage: Part I

by anickow | Nov 12, 2007 | Uncategorized

by: Joseph Eros, Associate Editor, MTTLRIn May 2006, USA Today reported that several of the USA’s largest telecommunications companies had been turning over information on “billions of domestic calls” to the National Security Agency (NSA), giving the...
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