GCHQ illegally spied on Amnesty International, admits court
'What has been often presented as being the domain of despotic rulers has been done on British soil, by the British government,' said Salil Shetty, Amnesty International's secretary general
GCHQ and other government intelligence agencies illegally spied on the electronic communications of Amnesty International despite previously claiming not to have done so, the Investigatory Powers Tribunal...
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