アメリカ自由人権連合(ACLU)は本日、最近マスコミで明らかにされた電話盗聴プログラム(Prism)に対して政府に対して訴訟を提起した
EEUU ESPIONAJE
ONG demanda a la administración Obama por programa de espionaje telefónico
EFE Economía Washington 11 JUN 2013 - 23:15 CET
USA SPY
NGO sues Obama administration wiretapping program
EFE Economics Washington 11 JUN 2013 - 23:15 CET
The Union of American Civil Liberties (ACLU) today filed a lawsuit against the government over wiretapping program recently uncovered in the press.
The nonprofit organization denounced "the massive and unprecedented surveillance of phone calls" in the United States, which is hiding behind Section 215 of the "Patriot Act", a law passed shortly after the attacks of 11 September 2001 by George W. Bush to strengthen anti-terrorism surveillance.
According ACLU collection practices of millions of "metadata" of telephone calls (telephone numbers, call duration and location) "violates the rights to freedom of expression, association and privacy of Americans."
The National Security Agency (NSA), the federal agency duller U.S., has repeatedly refused to spy on U.S. citizens or within the United States, since their functions are centered on foreign counterintelligence.
The application states that the spying program, filtering in detail by a extécnico of the CIA and NSA to newspapers "The Guardian" and "The Washington Post", "gives the government general records of our public associations and movements reveals details of our intimate relationships, family, political, or religious professionals. "
ACLU also asked yesterday the justification of secret court authorizing telephone data collection from private companies under the law of foreign intelligence oversight (FISA), the possibility of investigations allow people not suspected.
Edward Snowden, technician who worked for four years to contractors linked to the NSA, has revealed details of two secret espionage programs: one that records your calls in the U.S. and a second that allows U.S. intelligence access servers of major Internet companies to seek connections with international terrorism.
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