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Open Rights Group (ORG) has carried out a six month investigation into two generative AI tools, being used by the Home Office in every asylum decision.

Errors, Inaccuracies and Home Office Incompetence Executive summary Deciding whether someone can or cannot seek refuge in the UK is one of the most serious and life-changing decisions that the state can make about an individual.

AI is being tested and trialled on some of the most vulnerable and marginalised people in our society.

Protect people.

The Bill exempts from regulation under the Online Safety Act certain small, low risk user-to-user services.

The Government’s proposals to prevent under 18s from creating or sharing nude images aim to address serious issues such as sextortion, grooming, and abuse.

New Open Rights Group finds that the adoption of AI by the public sector is opaque, unaccountable and for the benefit of Big Tech not the public.

The UK is at a crossroads.

When people migrate, their data migrates with them.

This autumn, the #SafetyNotSurveillance coalition will host a series of community townhalls in London, Manchester and Bristol – bringing the public together to discuss the impacts of AI tools and ‘crime-predicting’ technologies used by local police forces.

Over 10,000 people were referred to the Prevent programme between October 2024 to September 2025, according to the government’s latest figures.

Following the conclusion of an internal HR process, the Information Commissioner is on garden leave, before his final exit.

Joint Letter Download Now Dear Secretary of State, Protect children online without making the Internet less secure Protecting children online is an objective we all share.

PDF Download ODT Download Dear Dame Chi Onwurah MP, We are a coalition of 20 civil society groups and experts, active in the fields of immigration policy, data protection, and human rights.