If you want to find out more about the loss of civil liberties and the development of a surveillance society, this is a chronological list of reports from other organisations (select committees, academics, pressure groups and think tanks).

2009

• House of Lords Select Committee on the Constitution, “Surveillance: Citizens and the State”
• Liberty, “ID Cards – Fiction and Fact”

2008

• The Royal Academy of Engineering, “Dilemmas of Privacy and Surveillance – Challenges of Technological Change”
• Home Affairs Select Committee, “A Surveillance Society”
• Dr. C.N.M Pounder Amberhawk, “Nine principles for assessing whether privacy is protected in a surveillance society”
• Surveillance Commissioners, “Annual Report 2007-2008”
• Home Affairs Select Committee, “A Surveillance Society?: Information Commissioner’s Response”
• London School of Economics, “Perceptions of Government Technology, Surveillance and privacy: The UK Identity Cards Scheme”
• Knowledge Politics, “Media and Public Perceptions of Identity Cards, Privacy and Surveillance – Public Opinion and Policy”

2007

• Surveillance Commissioners, “Annual Report 2006-2007”
• Liberty, “Overlooked: Surveillance and personal privacy in modern Britain”
• Privacy International, “Country Reports – UK”
• Privacy International, “Leading surveillance societies in the EU and the world 2007”

2006

• Surveillance Commissioners, “Annual Report 2005-2006”
• Surveillance Studies Network, “A Report on the Surveillance Society”

2005

• London School of Economics, “The Identity Project – an assessment of the UK Identity Cards Bill and its implications”
• Surveillance Commissioners, “Annual Report 2004-2005”

2004

• Surveillance Commissioners, “Annual Report 2003-2004”

2003

• Statewatch, “Surveillance of communications goes through the roof-doubling under the labour government”
• GreenNet, “Privacy and Surveillance – How and when organisations and the state can monitor your actions”
• Statewatch, “Identity Cards in the UK- a lesson from history”

2002

• Surveillance and Society, Nick Taylor, “State Surveillance and the Right to Privacy”
• State Watch, “The alternative 2002 annual report on surveillance”

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