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Members of UK Parliament call for judicial review of data retention law

Posted on July 22, 2014 by pogowasright.org

Loek Essers reports:

Two members of the British Parliament are seeking judicial review of a surveillance law that extends U.K. data retention rules and was rushed through by the government.

David Davis and Tom Watson are working with U.K. human rights organization Liberty to get the law reviewed, the organization said Tuesday.

Read more on TechWorld.

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