MI5 unlawfully tapped Privacy International’s communications, and was unable to accurately identify or locate all the information it held on the NGO, the Investigatory Powers Tribunal (IPT) has heard. The campaign group was today in court as part of its long-running case against the intelligence agency’s mass slurping of comms and personal data, at a hearing in front of the shadowy body that oversees the UK’s snoops and spies.

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