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The Pegasus controversy: India can usher in surveillance reform through open government doctrines

Jul 23, 2021

One of the countries identified in the investigation, India, is considering a suite of data protection bills, which according to experts, currently does not contain any provisions related to surveillance reform

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Tonusree Basu

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The Pegasus controversy: India can usher in surveillance reform through open government doctrines

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