Inquiry Committee to Investigate Pegasus Use and Citizen Surveillance
The Polish Parliament has established a special committee to investigate whether state services and other authorities legally and properly used surveillance software, such as Pegasus, between 2015 and 2023. The committee will examine who purchased the software, against whom it was used, and whether the law was violated during its use. The goal is to clarify whether these actions were legal and did not infringe upon citizens' privacy.
Key points
An Inquiry Committee has been appointed to investigate the use of Pegasus software and similar surveillance tools between 2015 and 2023.
The committee will examine the legality and correctness of the purchase and use of Pegasus by various state bodies, including special services, the Police, and the prosecution.
It will be determined against whom surveillance was used and whether there were any violations of law or abuses.
The committee is tasked with identifying individuals responsible for the purchase and use of the software and clarifying the circumstances of its application.
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