Pakistan's prime minister, Imran Khan, said in April that the country was using a system intended to surveil terrorists to monitor the coronavirus.UK companies are marketing and selling spy tech to countries accused of using such technology to abuse human rights.
"These tools are used to indiscriminately monitor mobile phones, for example during protests, and seriously endanger activists and others around the world," said Edin Omanovic, the advocacy director of Privacy International.
Like other dual-use products, exports of interception equipment are controlled due to "concerns about internal repression, regional instability or other human rights violations," according toHowever, the government's own disclosures cast doubt over the extent to which authorities have prevented exports on these grounds.
"Supporting the use of invasive technology in Pakistan puts citizens at risk of being disproportionately targeted with no recourse in sight, mostly for exercising or demanding their rights," Kamran said.
SAI Colonial habits die hard. Where is all of that institutional knowledge of repression supposed to go? Up for sale.
The same UK is the champion of human rights around the world😆
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