Thursday, October 26, 2006

Online Documentary Details History of Government Surveillance

Via The ACLU.

From national civil rights activist Julian Bond to an ordinary Middle Eastern mother whose son and husband were imprisoned for a year with no charges brought against them, Tracked in America tells the compelling stories of 25 individuals who have been the targets of government surveillance. The online audio documentary -- launched today by a coalition of human rights, civil rights and educational organizations -- provides an in-depth look at U.S. government surveillance throughout history.

Tracked in America is available online at www.trackedinamerica.org and is being distributed by a broad partnership of groups ranging from the American Civil Liberties Union to the California Federation of Teachers. More than a million individuals make up the combined membership of the coalition.

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