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#digitalhostileenvironment

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🔔 NEXT WEEK 🔔

Hear from ORG's @sarahalsherif on how pervasive data-sharing creates a digital hostile environment.

Sign up for the 'Oversharing Migrants' Data and the Narrative of the Harm' workshop. #StandUpSpeakOut

🗓️ 15 May
🕔 5–6pm BST
💻 Online

actionnetwork.org/event_campai

actionnetwork.orgStand Up! Speak Out! Solidarity Knows No Borders Training Series 2025 Stand Up! Speak Out! 2025 is a training series developed by members of Solidarity Knows No Borders (SKNB)—a community of migrant justice organisations working in solidarity for dignity and justice. This year our theme is THE POWER OF WORDS. We want public sector workers (and others) to build their confidence and commitment to using the power of their words in solidarity and for justice; to know when and how to listen and learn from the people they are working with; and when not to share information. Together we will share information, knowledge and strategies to resist the hostile environment. A better world is possible!
#migrants#dataprotection#surveillance
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The Digital Hostile Environment is expanding 🚨

The UK Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill gives broad powers to impose conditions on a person with lawful leave in the UK, including electronic monitoring and any other conditions the Home Secretary sees fit.

We demand #DigitalSanctuary for all migrants!

freemovement.org.uk/what-amend

Free Movement · What amendments have been made to the Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill? - Free MovementThe Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill has completed its committee stage and a date for report stage has not yet been announced. The Bill as first
#DigitalHostileEnvironment#hostileenvironment#migrants
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Confiscating migrants' mobile phones deprives people of access to the Internet and support networks.

It isolates people being held by the UK State and restricts their ability to exercise legal rights in the #DigitalHostileEnvironment.

This follows a previous Home Office policy to seize mobile phones and extract data onto the Project Sunshine #surveillance database.

Despite the practice being ruled illegal, the government is at it again.

#privacy #migrant #ukpolitics

telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/05/0

The TelegraphMigrants stripped of smartphones ahead of Rwanda flightsRemoval centres handing out phones without internet access to limit attempts to get around detention
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Data can unwittingly leave a trail of our movements. This potentially exposes migrants, refugees and asylum seekers to various threats.

Read about what our survey with Positive Action in Housing found and the need for #DigitalSanctuary.

Find out more ⬇️

#digitalrights #privacy #dataprotection #DigitalHostileEnvironment

openrightsgroup.org/blog/why-m

Open Rights GroupWhy Migrants Need Digital SanctuaryWhen individuals migrate, their data migrates with them.
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The UK government claimed the right to access any relevant data collected by GPS tags, referred to as ‘trail data’.

The harmful policy of GPS tagging migrants with the involvement of third-party companies such as Capita was fought by Privacy International in court.

The government was defeated for extensive breaches of privacy and data protection law.

Find out more ⬇️

#DigitalHostileEnvironment #dataprotection #privacy #migrants #ukpolitics #digitalrights #surveillance

privacyinternational.org/news-

Privacy InternationalGPS tagging of migrants UNLAWFUL, UK authority finds after PI complaintIn a significant and forceful decision, on 1 March 2024 the UK's Data Protection Authority found that the
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The dehumanising approach of the UK Home Office was stark in the decision to put GPS monitors on migrants.

This practice restricts the freedom to engage in everyday activities and can contribute to feelings of stress and anxiety.

GPS tracking devices allowed the Home Office to collect vast amounts of personal data to make decisions on asylum and immigration applications.

#DigitalHostileEnvironment#dataprotection#privacy
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The UK Home Office’s #DigitalHostileEnvironment was revealed by the Investigatory Powers Commissioner's Office in a policy to unlawfully confiscate and extract data from migrant’s mobile phones.

The #DPDIBill will weaken the ability to challenge such abusive practices.

#privacy #dataprotection #DPDIBill #migrants #ukpolitics

theguardian.com/uk-news/2022/m

The Guardian · Home Office illegally seized phones of 2,000 asylum seekers, court rulesBy Diane Taylor
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Our survey of migrants, refugees and asylum seekers with Positive Action in Housing found that most people worry about the UK government sharing their data with third-party organisations.

This is a reality experienced by migrants under right to work checks in the #DigitalHostileEnvironment.

Right to work checks on #migrants are run through apps run by a range of companies certified by the government as Identity Service Providers.

Digital Rights Survey: 63% of asylum seekers and refugees surveyed are worried about the UK governent using and sharing their personal data with third-party organisations.
#privacy#dataprotection#ukpolitics
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