Plblic Meeting on UID:Blueprint of A Surveillance State?

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Public Meeting UID:Blueprint of A Surveillance State? For Corporate Interests OR Public Welfare? Speakers Dr Edgar Whitley, London School of Economics (LSE), Co-author, “Global Challenges for Identity Policies” Whose Report Led to the Nation-wide Campaign and Scrapping of the Biometric-based National Identity Scheme in Britain Usha Ramanathan, Independent law researcher and noted jurist and Gopal Krishna, Independent Researcher , Citizens Forum for Civil Liberties Date: 21.04.12 Venue: Mahi-Mandavi Mess, Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), New Delhi Time: 9.30pm aisa

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