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Draft template seen by the Guardian has no reference to countries receiving benefits for sharing information, such as guaranteed access to medicines developed as a result
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Head of Public Service Felix Koskei has warned records managers against unprofessional conduct, including hiding or misplacing files, saying such actions undermine public trust and taint the image of the profession and government institutions.
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It’s the latest step to pool confidential data that the Trump administration claims will help identify noncitizens on voter rolls and tighten immigration enforcement.
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A recently released agreement gives the Department of Homeland Security access to hundreds of millions of Americans’ Social Security data. It contains alarmingly few provisions to ensure accuracy and privacy, experts say.
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This article draws from a critique of the PUCL report submitted to the organisation by Ranjan Solomon.
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Arson attacks during protests in Nepal destroyed buildings, court files and even records of international agreements and state investments.
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Seaming together many different records of the civil war in the early 1990s we see a country’s fracture unfold through a crowd of partisan views
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The US has long fused politics and violence, often through firearms. To claim that such shootings betray ‘who we are’ is to forget that the US was founded on this form of political violence.
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The slow process to rebuild parliament, the Nitijela, begins as the Pacific nation confronts the loss of a vital cultural landmark
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The Malian military government started returning home the historic manuscripts of Timbuktu, which were spirited out of their fabled northern city when it was occupied by al-Qaida-linked militants more than a decade ago. Islamic radicals destroyed more than 4,000 manuscripts, some dating back to the 13th century.
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Digital disciples are spreading false narratives in an effort to exploit anti-Western sentiment across the region.
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A vote to confirm a judicial nominee is a vote to grant that individual a lifetime security clearance and access to some of the country’s most closely held secrets.
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The “lost archive” of former Ugandan dictator Idi Amin and materials documenting the country’s history between 1947 and 1986 has been registered by UNESCO.
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Supreme Court probe finds evidence Spain’s top prosecutor leaked confidential data in a politically sensitive case tied to Madrid’s regional government.
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Le gouvernement de Pedro Sánchez est accusé de mener une « guerre » contre la principale unité d’enquête de la Guardia Civil, après la publication d’enregistrements audio qui laissent entrevoir une possible tentative de déstabilisation par des proches du pouvoir.
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Leaked recordings suggesting a smear campaign against Spain’s top anti-corruption investigators have sparked accusations of a “dirty war” by Sánchez’s government, fuelling a political crisis.
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President Donald Trump continued a firing spree at the Library of Congress on Saturday when he dismissed the top copyright official in the nation — a position traditionally overseen by the legislative branch.
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Dr. Carla D. Hayden was the first African American and the first woman to serve as the head of the Library of Congress. Her firing drew a furious response from Democrats.
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POGO is making available over 160 investigative memos documenting alleged abuses and problems across the Department of Homeland Security.
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Civil servants beef up security rules for sensitive negotiating papers over fears posed by hostile US trade policy
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