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<EM>Kerre Woodham:</EM> No harm in a wolf whistle

Big Brother's eye in the sky

UK reveals anti-terror laws as 'suspects' seized

<EM>Peter Griffin:</EM> They can cripple Kazaa, but downloading will continue

UK spy chief warns of civil liberties sacrifice

Civil libertarians criticise Australia's anti-terror laws

Protecting your PC

Telstra denies keeping secret staff dossiers

Law Commission wants universal name suppression

The media's right to a private life

Library sues FBI on Patriot Act search and gag

Bugging prevalent in Italy

New register for donors and offspring launched

MPs fear spectre of secret surveillance

'Peeping tom' law to be amended

Researchers to examine stalking phenomenon

Disclosure backdown applauded

Large private companies escape reporting requirements

Is the war on terror worth it?

New York City sued over bag searches at subways

'Eyes' monitor every movement

Police uncover vital bombing clue

Blair discusses new anti-terror laws

Random searches and CCTV proposed in Australia

Newmarket's cameras will follow city's security trend

Pressure to allow phone taps as terrorist evidence

Australian PM puts identity card back on agenda

Republicans make slight retreat on Patriot Act

New body scanner could detect suicide bombers

Blair may bring forward new anti-terror powers

UK lawmakers back ambitious ID scheme

Camera installed in school toilet to catch taggers

Israeli government apologises to New Zealand

British opposition to identity cards growing

<EM>Kerre Woodham:</EM> No harm in a wolf whistle

Big Brother's eye in the sky

UK reveals anti-terror laws as 'suspects' seized

<EM>Peter Griffin:</EM> They can cripple Kazaa, but downloading will continue

UK spy chief warns of civil liberties sacrifice

Civil libertarians criticise Australia's anti-terror laws

Protecting your PC

Telstra denies keeping secret staff dossiers

Law Commission wants universal name suppression

The media's right to a private life

Library sues FBI&nbsp;on Patriot Act search and gag

Bugging prevalent in Italy

New register for donors and offspring launched

MPs fear spectre of secret surveillance

'Peeping tom' law to be amended

Researchers to examine stalking phenomenon

Disclosure backdown applauded

Large private companies escape reporting&nbsp;requirements

Is the war on terror worth it?

New York City sued over bag searches at subways

'Eyes' monitor every movement

Police uncover vital bombing clue

Blair discusses new anti-terror laws

Random searches and CCTV proposed in Australia

Newmarket's cameras will follow city's security trend

Pressure to allow phone taps as terrorist evidence

Australian PM puts identity card back on agenda

Republicans make slight retreat on Patriot Act

New body scanner could detect suicide bombers

Blair may bring forward new anti-terror powers

UK lawmakers back ambitious ID scheme

Camera installed in&nbsp;school toilet to catch taggers

Israeli government&nbsp;apologises to New Zealand

British opposition to identity cards growing

Library sues FBI on Patriot Act search and gag

Large private companies escape reporting requirements

Camera installed in school toilet to catch taggers

Israeli government apologises to New Zealand