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Tag Archives: security
Terrorism and Human Rights (34): Terrorism Reduces Respect for Human Rights
(source) And I don’t mean that in the obvious sense: terrorism is a human rights violation and therefore reduces respect for human rights. I’m more interested in the indirect effects of terrorism on human rights. According to this study, terrorist … Continue reading
Posted in freedom, human rights violations, international relations, terror, torture
Tagged 9-11, human rights, security, terrorism, war on terror
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Why Do We Need Human Rights? (23): Privacy, Justifications and Objections
(source) The right to privacy has become increasingly important and contested. Here are just a few examples of areas in which violations of privacy have become more common over the last decades: Public safety: many governments claim that the war … Continue reading
Posted in freedom, health, housing, law, philosophy, privacy, trade, why do we need human rights, work
Tagged abortion, airport security, CCTV, data mining, feminism, fourth amendment, google street view, libel, marx, privacy, private property, security, war on terror, wire taps
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Political Graffiti (130): Surveillance Society
Well, not exactly “graffiti”, but street art in the general sense of the word: (source, source) More about CCTV, big brother and privacy. More political art. More political graffiti.
Statistical Jokes (20): Privacy and the Internet
(source) More on privacy, and on the internet. More statistical jokes. Related Articles Internet Privacy Rights – Six Guideposts For Employees (livecrunch.com) Schmidt’s Solution to Street View Privacy Concerns? ‘Just Move’ (searchenginewatch.com) White House Enters Online Privacy Fray with Privacy … Continue reading
Posted in comedy, privacy, statistical jokes, statistics
Tagged google street view, humor, internet, Internet privacy, joke, Jokes, security, venn diagram
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Political Graffiti (127): Security
(source, source) More on the war on terror and on security. More graffiti. Related Articles Graffiti Artist Tags Haitian Walls With Inspiration (abcnews.go.com)
Posted in activism, political graffiti
Tagged graffiti, guerilla art, security, street art, urban art, war on terror
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