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Source: International Criminal Court.

South Africa refers Israel to ICC for Gaza war crimes

Source: Wikipedia. Former US President, Donald Trump.

Trump arrested, first American president in history to face criminal charges

4 Apr 2023

Source: Reuters.

Flutterwave's accounts frozen in Kenya over money laundering claims

8 Jul 2022

Germany weighs how to hit back in US spying row

Germany weighs how to hit back in US spying row

9 Jul 2014

Media freedom requires commitment to truth

Media freedom requires commitment to truth

Pallo Jordan 5 Jul 2014

Solucom's Gerome Billois says Rex Mundi has tried on several occasions to extort money from companies in return for not publishing stolen data. Image: Solucom

Worthless extortion demand against Domino's Pizza

18 Jun 2014

Whistle-blower Edward Snowden's lawyer has sold the rights to a book he has written about Snowden's exploits to Oliver Stone. Image:

Oliver Stone gets rights to Snowden movie

12 Jun 2014

Vodafone admits that its phone are being tapped in at least 29 countries around the world. Image:

Vodafone admits phones on global networks are tapped

9 Jun 2014

Germany's Federal Prosecutor Harald Range has opened a criminal case to probe the tapping of Chancellor Angela Merkel's mobile phone. Image: Zimbio

Criminal probe into Merkel phone snooping

6 Jun 2014

The Pirate Bay's Co-founder, Peter Sunde was arrested in Sweden over the weekend and will now have to serve his eight month sentence for copyright infringement. He had been on the run for two years. Image: Wikipedia

Pirate Bay co-founder arrested in Sweden

2 Jun 2014

At least 100 people have been arrested for buying malware from BlackShades and using it to extort money from innocent victims. Image:

100 arrests in global raids on 'BlackShades' hackers

20 May 2014

A Norwegian mother and her British lover were sentenced to jail after the woman killed her child during a video chat. Image: Sattva

Online torture and murder of Norwegian child

16 May 2014

Danish journalist Ken B. Rasmussen has been charged for snooping on private credit card information. Image:

Danish journalists charged over credit card snooping

15 May 2014

Princess Catherine's phone was hacked 155 times by News of the World according to evidence at the London trial. Image:

Trial told how News of the World hacked Kate 155 times

15 May 2014

A group of Iranian women flouting the strict dress code demanded by morality police in Iran. Image: Facebook

Iranian women flout dress code in Facebook campaign

14 May 2014

Britain is on the verge of publishing regulations that will take action against people who persistently download pirated video, music and software among other things. Image:

British online piracy deal close

12 May 2014

New of the World's Andy Coulson says he 'rubber-stamped' payments to a Royal policeman. Image:

UK tabloid's Coulson admits paying policeman

23 Apr 2014

The EU Court of Justice has struck down a law requiring telecommunications companies to keep records of all calls made from that device. Image:

European court scraps phone, email data collection law

10 Apr 2014

President Xi Jinping. Image: Wikimedia

China's Xi challenges Obama on spying report

26 Mar 2014

The Turkish Parliament approved an Internet law that may conflict with the EU's standards. Image: Wiki Images

Turkey internet law raises 'serious concerns' for EU

7 Feb 2014

The News of the World trial for phone hacking is continuing in the Old Bailey. Image:

"I hacked Daniel Craig's phone," says British journalist

29 Jan 2014

Nelson Mandela's Rivonia Trial recordings are being digitised and made available to the public by a French company. Image:

French institute to restore, digitise Mandela trial recordings

24 Dec 2013

News of the World 'told police it hacked girl's phone'

News of the World 'told police it hacked girl's phone'

7 Nov 2013

NSA snooped on Belgium phone company: report

17 Sep 2013

British police probe phone-hacking at Sunday Mirror publisher

13 Sep 2013

World's Press condemns closure of Liberian news site, wants jailed editor released

World's Press condemns closure of Liberian news site, wants jailed editor released

6 Sep 2013

Germany slams British action against Guardian

Germany slams British action against Guardian

22 Aug 2013

Britain faces furore over Snowden-linked detention

21 Aug 2013

Edward Snowden (Image: Wiki Commons)

Snowden's father ignores advice, contacts son

16 Aug 2013

Police arrest man for Twitter abuse

Police arrest man for Twitter abuse

8 Aug 2013

WikiLeaks expects Manning to appeal 'dangerous' verdict

31 Jul 2013

German military knew about PRISM: report

German military knew about PRISM: report

18 Jul 2013

Twitter hands over data in French anti-Semitism case

Twitter hands over data in French anti-Semitism case

15 Jul 2013

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Germany weighs how to hit back in US spying row

Germany weighs how to hit back in US spying row

9 Jul 2014

Media freedom requires commitment to truth

Media freedom requires commitment to truth

Pallo Jordan 5 Jul 2014

Solucom's Gerome Billois says Rex Mundi has tried on several occasions to extort money from companies in return for not publishing stolen data. Image: Solucom

Worthless extortion demand against Domino's Pizza

18 Jun 2014

Whistle-blower Edward Snowden's lawyer has sold the rights to a book he has written about Snowden's exploits to Oliver Stone. Image:

Oliver Stone gets rights to Snowden movie

12 Jun 2014

Vodafone admits that its phone are being tapped in at least 29 countries around the world. Image:

Vodafone admits phones on global networks are tapped

9 Jun 2014

Germany's Federal Prosecutor Harald Range has opened a criminal case to probe the tapping of Chancellor Angela Merkel's mobile phone. Image: Zimbio

Criminal probe into Merkel phone snooping

6 Jun 2014

The Pirate Bay's Co-founder, Peter Sunde was arrested in Sweden over the weekend and will now have to serve his eight month sentence for copyright infringement. He had been on the run for two years. Image: Wikipedia

Pirate Bay co-founder arrested in Sweden

2 Jun 2014

At least 100 people have been arrested for buying malware from BlackShades and using it to extort money from innocent victims. Image:

100 arrests in global raids on 'BlackShades' hackers

20 May 2014

A Norwegian mother and her British lover were sentenced to jail after the woman killed her child during a video chat. Image: Sattva

Online torture and murder of Norwegian child

16 May 2014

Danish journalist Ken B. Rasmussen has been charged for snooping on private credit card information. Image:

Danish journalists charged over credit card snooping

15 May 2014

Princess Catherine's phone was hacked 155 times by News of the World according to evidence at the London trial. Image:

Trial told how News of the World hacked Kate 155 times

15 May 2014

A group of Iranian women flouting the strict dress code demanded by morality police in Iran. Image: Facebook

Iranian women flout dress code in Facebook campaign

14 May 2014

Britain is on the verge of publishing regulations that will take action against people who persistently download pirated video, music and software among other things. Image:

British online piracy deal close

12 May 2014

New of the World's Andy Coulson says he 'rubber-stamped' payments to a Royal policeman. Image:

UK tabloid's Coulson admits paying policeman

23 Apr 2014

The EU Court of Justice has struck down a law requiring telecommunications companies to keep records of all calls made from that device. Image:

European court scraps phone, email data collection law

10 Apr 2014

President Xi Jinping. Image: Wikimedia

China's Xi challenges Obama on spying report

26 Mar 2014

The Turkish Parliament approved an Internet law that may conflict with the EU's standards. Image: Wiki Images

Turkey internet law raises 'serious concerns' for EU

7 Feb 2014

The News of the World trial for phone hacking is continuing in the Old Bailey. Image:

"I hacked Daniel Craig's phone," says British journalist

29 Jan 2014

Nelson Mandela's Rivonia Trial recordings are being digitised and made available to the public by a French company. Image:

French institute to restore, digitise Mandela trial recordings

24 Dec 2013

News of the World 'told police it hacked girl's phone'

News of the World 'told police it hacked girl's phone'

7 Nov 2013

NSA snooped on Belgium phone company: report

17 Sep 2013

British police probe phone-hacking at Sunday Mirror publisher

13 Sep 2013

World's Press condemns closure of Liberian news site, wants jailed editor released

World's Press condemns closure of Liberian news site, wants jailed editor released

6 Sep 2013

Germany slams British action against Guardian

Germany slams British action against Guardian

22 Aug 2013

Britain faces furore over Snowden-linked detention

21 Aug 2013

Edward Snowden (Image: Wiki Commons)

Snowden's father ignores advice, contacts son

16 Aug 2013

Police arrest man for Twitter abuse

Police arrest man for Twitter abuse

8 Aug 2013

WikiLeaks expects Manning to appeal 'dangerous' verdict

31 Jul 2013

German military knew about PRISM: report

German military knew about PRISM: report

18 Jul 2013

Twitter hands over data in French anti-Semitism case

Twitter hands over data in French anti-Semitism case

15 Jul 2013

Cruise ship trial starts in Italy

Cruise ship trial starts in Italy

11 Jul 2013

European firms not willing to work with companies that suffer a data breach

European firms not willing to work with companies that suffer a data breach

10 Jul 2013

Technology stops fraudulent wine sales

Technology stops fraudulent wine sales

25 Jun 2013

Online child porn ring dismantled in Poland

12 Jun 2013

Publishers take steps to control data leakage

Publishers take steps to control data leakage

10 Jun 2013

Image: Wiki Images

Horse sold as halaal beef: man fined €50k

3 May 2013

Hackers halt DigiD system for Dutch

Hackers halt DigiD system for Dutch

25 Apr 2013

People with secret bank accounts exposed

People with secret bank accounts exposed

5 Apr 2013

British press get new watchdog

British press get new watchdog

19 Mar 2013

Gbagbo appears in The Hague

20 Feb 2013

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