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Justice Motlhabani, left, and Letsogile Barupi, followed by Oratile Dikologang, leave the magistrate’s court in Gaborone, Botswana, on April 14, 2020. (Mmegi/Thalefang Charles via Committee to Protect Journalists, New York) NEW YORK, May 11 2021 (IPS) - Oratile Dikologang was naked when police officers pulled black plastic over his head during his detention in April 2020. It was difficult to breathe, but the interrogation continued, he told CPJ in a recent phone interview. “What are your sources, where do you get information,” he recalled them asking repeatedly. “It was the most pain...
New Report Shows Phone Cracking Tech is Being Used to Target Journalists in Botswana Share Photo: David Ramos, Getty Images The willingness of digital forensics firms to sell to pretty much any paying law enforcement agency, regardless of the country’s human rights record, has stirred up no minor amount of controversy. These tools, critics say, allow bad governments expansive, invasive powers, and may be used in the course of investigations that illegitimately target activists or journalists. In what seems like a key example of this problem, a new report published this week by the Committee...
Dikologang, the digital editor and co-founder of the Botswana People’s Daily News website, and two others still face jail time in relation ...
At the cutting edge of cyber forensics Updated: Updated: March 14, 2021 04:30 IST A far cry from the ‘dark ages’ of cyber investigation when the most that could be done was trace email IDs, Delhi Police now has the ability to enhance video quality, retrieve data from damaged phones and more Share Article AAA At India's first hi-tech forensic lab, Cyber Protection Awareness and Detection Centre (CyPAD), National Cyber Forensic Lab at Dwarka, in New Delhi. | Photo Credit: Shiv Kumar Pushpakar A far cry from the ‘dark ages’ of cyber investigation when the most that could be done was ...