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Right to Privacy
~ Article 8: the right to respect for private and family life, home and correspondence
~ Confidential Information
~ Spent Convictions and rehabilitation of offenders
~ Telephone tapping and interception of communications
~ Surveillance and undercover human intellligence sources
~ Other types of surveillance
~ Investigation of electronic data protection by encryption
~ Use of photographs, fingerprints, DNA samples and other samples taken at police stations
~ Harassment, unwanted letters and telephone calls
~ Power of officials to enter your home
~ Searches by customs and excise officials
~ Gender identity and sexuality
~ Privacy and the media
~ Further advice and assistance with privacy issues
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Information current and last checked on 11 January 2005 - Liberty
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