Britain’s CCTV Surge Blurs Lines Between Public and Private
Britain relies on 1.5 million CCTV cameras tracking daily life from banks to pubs, with Westminster unveiling a $185,000 roving surveillance van. Proponents say cameras deter crime and aid probes, while critics warn of displacement, bias in targeting, and erosion of privacy.
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Mugabe faces U S civil suit over alleged rights abuses
Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe was served with a Manhattan civil complaint under the Alien Tort Claims Act alleging he orchestrated violent acts, beatings, and killings to keep ZANU P F in power during June parliamentary elections. Plaintiffs seek 400 million dollars.
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