Surveillance

Today’s most innovative police states owe more to Mark Zuckerberg than to Joseph Stalin.

Without space to detain migrants, the UK tags them

Isobel Cockerell

For migrants under 24/7 surveillance, the UK feels like ‘an outside prison’

Isobel Cockerell

Researchers say their AI can detect sexuality. Critics say it’s dangerous

Isobel Cockerell

A mobile app is costing India’s poorest workers their wages

Arbab Ali

Watching the streets of Medellín

Juan David Restrepo Ortiz and Juan Diego Restrepo Echeverri

How surveillance tech helped protect power — and the drug trade — in Honduras

Anna-Catherine Brigida

‘I felt like I was a prisoner’: The rapid rise of US immigration authorities’ electronic surveillance programs

Erica Hellerstein

Threatened, harassed, punished: The Uyghur translators defying China to tell Xinjiang’s story

Frankie Vetch