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Adam Gordon is an international human rights lawyer based in Ottawa, and previously served as the Masiyiwa-Bernstein Human Rights Fellow for the U.S.-Asia Law Institute of the NYU School of Law from 2017 to 2018.

To protect our privacy rights, COVID-19 surveillance measures need a squeaky wheel

  • OTTAWA—In a bid to enforce COVID-19 quarantines and isolation measures, governments around the world are turning to increasingly intrusive surveillance measures. These include, most
Opinion | BY ADAM GORDON | June 15, 2020
In a bid to enforce COVID-19 quarantines and isolation measures, governments around the world are turning to increasingly intrusive surveillance measures, writes Adam Gordon. Photograph courtesy Pixabay

To protect our privacy rights, COVID-19 surveillance measures need a squeaky wheel

Opinion | BY ADAM GORDON | June 15, 2020
  • OTTAWA—In a bid to enforce COVID-19 quarantines and isolation measures, governments around the world are turning to increasingly intrusive surveillance measures. These include, most

To protect our privacy rights, COVID-19 surveillance measures need a squeaky wheel

Opinion | BY ADAM GORDON | June 15, 2020
  • OTTAWA—In a bid to enforce COVID-19 quarantines and isolation measures, governments around the world are turning to increasingly intrusive surveillance measures. These include, most
In a bid to enforce COVID-19 quarantines and isolation measures, governments around the world are turning to increasingly intrusive surveillance measures, writes Adam Gordon. Photograph courtesy Pixabay
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