This report analyses the rise of digital policing, including facial recognition, predictive algorithms, and data-driven surveillance, exposing how these technologies enable over-policing and discrimination against vulnerable communities. It explores how law enforcement agencies and private companies collaborate in deploying intrusive monitoring systems with minimal oversight. By highlighting real-world cases, it underscores the dangers of unchecked surveillance and its chilling effect on activism and free expression. The report calls for stronger legal safeguards, greater transparency, and resistance strategies to curb the misuse of digital policing tools. It is an essential resource for civil society groups, legal advocates, and policymakers committed to protecting human rights in the digital age.

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