Proposed ASIO spying laws threaten bystander privacy
Civil liberties groups have criticised proposed laws allowing spy agencies to access the computers of a suspect’s associates as part of investigations.
Attorney-General George Brandis confirmed plans last week to introduce legislative amendments giving ASIO new powers, based on the recommendations of a joint parliamentary committee last year, partially in reaction to the widening issue of Australians involved in the Syrian and Iraq conflicts.
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