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The reported scandal involving the German engineering corporation Bosch's sale of 8,000 mass surveillance cameras to the Islamic Republic of Iran sparked on Thursday a call from the US-based United Against a Nuclear Iran (UANI) organization to blacklist
Reports claim Bosch sold Iran 8,000 cameras to Iran that are used to spy on women to make sure they comply with the hijab law.
To regain its role in the Middle East, the United States must abandon its Manichean vision of conflict in the region.
Chinese technology and support are contributing to women's treatment as "second-class citizens" and "propping up" the regime.
/PRNewswire/ --According to Technavio, the global surveillance and security equipment market size is estimated to grow by USD 38,128.85 million from 2022 to...