
The draft calls on the 193-member assembly to declare that it is “deeply concerned at human rights violations and abuses that may result from the conduct of any surveillance of communications”.The hypocrisy of the resolution—in Europe at least, European spy agencies appear to have been at least partly complicit in what the NSA was doing—shouldn’t blind us to the public diplomacy liability this is proving to be for the United States.
This includes “extraterritorial surveillance of communications, their interception, as well as the collection of personal data, in particular massive surveillance, interception and data collection”.
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