NEWS “without comment” Women detectives: meet the Victorian female super sleuths September 4, 2020 Source: https://www.historyextra.com/period/victorian/female-detectives-career-womens-history/ From the mid-19th century […]
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NEWS “without comment” Big British Bank Barclays Accused Of Spying On Employees—This May Be The New Trend Jack Kelly –
UK: Barclays Accused Of Spying Read Post »
NEWS “without comment” The ABI – Association of British Investigators proposed GDPR Code of Conduct. As you may be
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NEWS “without comment” As Private Detectives Become Legal, Police Move to Prevent Abuses 2020-08-04: The South Korean government has put
South Korea: PI’s Become Legal as from 4th August! Read Post »
NEWS “without comment” WAPI CHAIRMAN RESPONDS TO ‘INSULAR’ ABI PROPOSAL! The ABI proposal to the Information Commissioners Office. Consultation Document.
WAPI CHAIRMAN RESPONDS TO ‘INSULAR’ ABI PROPOSAL! Read Post »
NEWS “without comment” Follow-up from: News “without comment” dated Friday, 19 April 2019 https://www.law.com/nationallawjournal/2019/04/17/buckley-tangles-with-pi-startup-over-246000-in-unpaid-legal-fees/?slreturn=20190319055517 DOJ (DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE) charges Trustify
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Members In discussion with Professor Mark Button of Portsmouth University, who is compiling a research project which is applicable to
WAPI : Project on non-police investigators Read Post »
NEWS FROM THE DESK OF THE CHAIRMAN: The WAPI Chairman and Governing Council are delighted to inform the membership, and
WAPI: ISS Training Ltd to provide training and qualifications to WAPI & eGroup Members Read Post »
NEWS “without comment” UK Human Rights Decision Supreme Court rules there is no right to privacy against “paedophile hunters” –
UK: Supreme Court “No right to privacy from Paedophile hunters” Read Post »
NEWS “without comment” German investigators’ access to private data must be limited – court World News July 17, 2020 KARLSRUHE,
Germany: Access to private data must be limited – Federal Court Read Post »
