Don't Spy on Us

Big Brother may not be watching us, but plenty of others are, as Edward Snowden revealed in his report on mass surveillance last year. The aim of this event looking at our rights to privacy is to kickstart UK debate on the subject. Speakers such as Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales, editor of The Guardian Alan Rusbridger, investigative journalist Duncan Campbell, civil liberties lawyer Kate Goold, politicians Lord Richard Allan and Baroness Helena Kennedy and tech experts Dr Ian Brown and Caspar Bowden lead the discussions.