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Licence conditions Policy Framework This policy sets out actions for prison and probation staff in the application of the different types of licence conditions where releasing and/or managing individuals on licence. From: Details This Policy Framework sets out the mandatory requirements, and general guidance, for prison and probation staff in the release and ongoing management of individuals on licence as part of their custodial sentence. This includes standard, compulsory, additional and b...

Travel and transfer on licence and PSS outside of England and Wales Policy Framework This policy specifies the processes in which an individual on licence may apply for permission to transfer to another jurisdiction of the UK and Islands, or travel outside of that area. From: Details This Policy Framework brings together the policies on the different types of travel/transfer which may apply to individuals on licence or Post Sentence Supervision (PSS) where the intention is to travel or tran...

Journalists, activists, be taking now? is anyone safe? >> no, nobody is safe. the instead of becoming more transparent they are becoming more and more secretive that means you can become infected without even clicking on anything. nobody is safe. i am right now safe apparently. ive checked -- knew phone has been checked many times, but everyone should understand that they can be a target even though right now the targets are human rights defenders and potentially it is a survey of society that i...

What were dealing with actually is a weapon. its a weapon that is used to undermine human rights. its a weapon that is used to undermine fair trial, to undermine democratic price supports and to violate freedom of the press. the best way to look at it is as a weapon and the weapon is to be regulated, and the moment its published, theres no control and no regulation, and basically everything that they want at the moment with a particular weapon. we need the moratorium while were developing the re...

Hes getting a new phone as im sure many people are on the list of 50,000 numbers. how worried are you about your own phone and what measures should people like yourself journalists, activists being taking now? is anyone safe? >> no, nobody is safe. the instead of becoming more transparent they are becoming more and more secretive that means you can become infected without even clicking on anything. nobody is safe. i am right now safe apparently. ive checked -- knew phone has been checked many ti...

Nobody is safe. i am right now safe apparently. ive checked -- my phone has been checked many times, but everyone should understand that they can be a target even though right now the targets are human rights defenders and potentially it is a survey of society that is being constructed. that is why we need to intervene. we need to create a ban at the international level and at the national level there needs to be a proper legal framework, policy framework, oversights over the use and the sale of...

Supports and to violate freedom of the press. the best way to look at it is as a weapon and the weapon is to be regulated and the moment its on published theres no control and no regulation and basically everything that they want at the moment with a particular weapon. we need the moratorium while were developing the regulatory framework at international level but we also need action at the national level. >> and the french president emmanuel macron who has been identified as being one of these ...

Framework, oversights over the use and the sale of that weapon. >> one last quick question before were out of time. amnesty international helped get ahold of these 50,000 leaked numbers. is there more to come? >> im pretty sure this is not the only leak of professional targets so there will be more to come. there will be -- you know, as long as we dont take action to curtail and regulate that particular spyware and similar spywares you can believe that there will be more leaks and more victims a...

Spyware export restrictions and nso, the company at the center of all of this, says this is used to fight crime, terrorists. what do you believe is the appropriate reaction to this huge story? >> the first is to realize that what were dealing with actually a weapon. its a weapon that is used to undermine human rights. its a weapon that is used to undermine fair trial, to undermine democratic price supports and to violate freedom of the press. the best way to look at it is as a weapon and the wea...

Alcohol Consumption Increases Cancer Risk: WHO Study Males accounted for a higher percentage of alcohol-attributable cancer cases than women Cancers of the esophagus, liver, and breast rank top in the list Consumption of alcohol is associated with a substantially higher risk of cancer, revealed a new study by the World Health Organizations (WHO) International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC). As the patterns of alcohol consumption tend to change across the globe, this study updates the exi...