Spyware Warfare: Governments Illegally Target Journalists

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Governments globally are increasingly deploying sophisticated spyware like NSO Group’s Pegasus to illegally monitor investigative journalists, whistleblowers, and human rights defenders. These invasive digital crackdowns present an unprecedented threat to global press freedom by compromising confidential sources and exposing sensitive operations. This state-sponsored surveillance creates a severe chilling effect, effectively intimidating reporters and dismantling the foundation of investigative journalism.

Bharat Media Association examines this dangerous digital espionage, shedding light on the urgent need for international cyber-surveillance regulations to safeguard media independence and guarantee absolute protection for journalistic whistleblowers worldwide.

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