Sana Farrukh
Sana is an Advocacy Officer at Privacy International, a London-based charity that campaigns against technological exploitation of people by governments and corporations. She leads work on economic and social justice and supports projects on migration, health, and surveillance. Prior to joining PI, Sana led litigation and policy teams at a legal-action criminal justice reform NGO and argued cases of a varied nature before Pakistani courts. She holds an LLM in Legal Practice and an MA in Public Policy.
Privacy International
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Privacy International presents on tech-enabled human rights abuses that harm asylum seekers, refugees, and people on the move, how to use the law to challenge these abuses, and how mission creep means that this technology often shows up in our everyday lives.