An invasion of privacy

The latest annual report from the Association for Progressive Communications includes a story that reminded me of the darker side of the information society.

It’s about a campaign in Japan against a proposed change to the Conspiracy Crime Law, which would mean that an agreement between just two people could be treated as a crime.

JCA-NET, an internet provider for Japanese NGOs – among many others – was understandably concerned. The chair of the organisation explained:

"I think it is very dangerous. [It could impact on the] online world, internet, email, telephone conversation, or conversation in houses”

Fortunately, the ruling party has given up because of strong opposition. But in many countries, including the United States, governments are still being accused of invading their citizens’ private lives.

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