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These New Yorkers Want to Stop Landlords From Using Facial Recognition

Brooklyn resident Fabian Rogers knew he had to act in 2018 when his penny-pinching landlord suddenly attempted to install a facial recognition camera

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Bail reform not reason Christina Yuna Lee murder suspect was free

A Daily News review of Assamad Nash’s record shows neither bail reform laws nor Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s progressive prosecution policies factored into his freedom at the time of Christina Yuna Lee's nightmarish stabbing.

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Gov Hochul Officially Announces Brian Benjamin As Lt Governor At Celebratory Harlem Event

Gov Hochul Officially Announces Brian Benjamin As Lt Governor At Celebratory Harlem Event
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Devastated family of Romy Vilsaint demand DOE answers on boy s death

Family members of 12-year-old Romy Vilsain said the pain of the loss is compounded by the continued silence of city schools and medical officials.

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Civil Rights Groups, Lawmakers Call On NY To Ban The Scan

© Photo by Steffi Loos/Getty Images Civil Rights Groups, Lawmakers Call On NYC And NY State To ‘Ban The Scan’, Outlaw Facial Recognition January 25, 2021 Share Share On Tuesday, January 26 the Surveillance Technology Oversight Project (S.T.O.P.), Amnesty International, New York City Public Advocate, Legal Aid Society, National Action Network, Warriors In The Garden, Immigrant Defense Project, New York Civil Liberties Union, the Electronic Frontier Foundation and other advocates will hold an online press conference calling on New York City and New York State to “Ban The Scan” and outlaw government use of facial recognition. Advocates say that facial recognition is an immediate threat to New Yorkers’ safety and civil rights, particularly BIPOC communities. New York would join a growing number of cities and states that have outlawed facial recognition, including Boston, San Francisco, Portland, and Vermont.

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