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Do Foreign Governments Have a Right To Spy On American Citizens Inside Their Homes? One Country Believes So

Posted on July 14, 2015June 26, 2025 by Dissent

George Jenkins writes:

Just when you think that the surveillance news can’t get any more bizarre, along comes this item. The Electronic Frontier foundation (EFF) will argue in a Federal court today at 2:00 pm for an American seeking to to proceed with a lawsuit against the Ethiopian government. Lawyers in the United States representing the Ethiopian government want the case dismissed and claim:

“… that foreign governments have a right wiretap Americans inside their own homes without court oversight, a right that not even the U.S. government claims for itself.”

The plaintiff, an American, uses the pseudonym “Mr. Kidane” to protect his family in the United States and in Ethiopia.

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