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British Journalism Awards winners for 2021 include journalist of the year Robert Moore of ITV News, The Guardian and Alex Crawford of Sky News

Amnesty International’s Security Lab has confirmed that at least four Kazakhstani civil society activists have had their mobile devices infected with NSO Group’s Pegasus spyware. A forensic analysis shows that all four activists had been targeted and their devices infected from as early as June 2021, Amnesty International said today. “This case adds to an already mounting pile of evidence that NSO’s spyware […]

The Guardian and the Observer won five awards, the most won by any organisation, including the coveted news provider of the year prize.

The journalist provides a new perspective to the spyware saga.

Our supporters have continued to campaign with passion to ensure people can live free from torture, harassment or unjust imprisonment.

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We urge that the EU takes serious and effective measures against NSO Group, including the designation of the entity under the EU’s global human rights sanctions regime.

The call to sanction NSO Group comes after credible reports that the company's Pegasus spyware has been repeatedly used by abusive governments to clamp down on peaceful human rights defenders, activists and perceived critics.

A hack targeting US officials is just the latest problem for NSO Group, the Israeli company behind Pegasus spyware.

The question on NSO Group was raised by Samajwadi Party MPs Vishambhar Prasad Nishad and Sukhram Singh Yadav in the Rajya Sabha on December 3.