security, cybercrime, and aspects of around a hundred technologies and technology applications ranging from video surveillance to DNA profiling. The PI network has also been used by law reform and human rights organizations in more than forty countries to campaign on local privacy issues. In Thailand and the Philippines, for example, Privacy International worked with local human rights bodies to develop national campaigns against the establishment of government identity card systems. In Canada, New Zealand, the United States, Hungary, Australia, and the United Kingdom it has promoted privacy issues through national media and through public campaigns. In Central and Eastern Europe, PI has been active in promoting government accountability through Freedom of information legislation. PI monitors the activities of international organizations, including the European Union, the Council of Europe, and United Nations agencies. It has conducted numerous studies and reports, and provides commentary and analysis of contemporary policy and technology issues. The charity is relatively small, comprising twenty full-time staff and a number of volunteers and interns. However the core team is supported in its project work by a collaborative network of around a hundred organizations in the fields of civil liberties, academia, technology assessment and human rights. These include, or have included, the American Civil Liberties Union, the Australian Privacy Foundation, the Electronic Privacy Information Center (US), Statewatch (UK), the Electronic Frontier Foundation (US), European Digital Rights, Consumers International, the Foundation for Information Policy Research (UK), Liberty (UK), the Hungarian Civil Liberties Union, the Moscow Human Rights Network, Amnesty International, Privacy Ukraine, Quintessenz (Austria), Human Rights Watch, Bits of Freedom (Netherlands), freedominfo.org, Index on Censorship, the Association for Progressive Communications, the Global Internet Liberty Campaign, Charter88 (UK), the Philippine Alliance of Human Rights Advocates, and the Thai Civil Liberties Union. PI also has partners in developing countries in Africa, Asia, and Latin America, under the auspices of the Global South Program. The partners are: Asociación por los Derechos Civiles (ADC), Argentina Coding Rights, Brazil Derechos Digitales, Chile The Center for Law, Justice and Society (Dejusticia), Colombia Fundación Karisma, Colombia The Centre for Internet and Society (India) (CIS), India The Institute for Policy Research and Advocacy (ELSAM), Indonesia The National Coalition of Human Rights Defenders Kenya (NCHRD-K), Kenya Digital Rights Foundation (DRF), Pakistan BytesForAll (B4A), Pakistan The Foundation for Media Alternatives (FMA), Philippines The Unwanted Witness, Uganda Privacy LatAm, Brazil The Right2Know Campaign (R2K), South Africa The Media Policy and