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Govt unveils spyware bill as it launches communications fightback
Hoping to swat away some of the criticism that has been aimed in its direction regarding the surveillance scandal, the government unveiled on Tuesday a draft law aimed at protecting privacy, which would also outlaw the sale and possession of spyware.
Opposition parties have dismissed New Democracy’s move as a last-minute attempt to deflect attention away from the government’s alleged role in the illegal monitoring operation. Journalists have also cast doubt on whether the bill stands up to scrutiny ...
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