Zero-click spyware: Enemy of the press
Supporters of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) hold a giant cutout of India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi at a public meeting in Secunderabad on July 3, 2022. Modi’s government denies using spyware to surveil journalists but has not cooperated with a Supreme Court investigation. (AFP/Noah Seelam)
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CPJ’s India representative Kunal Majumder has worked for outlets including the Indian Express, Rajasthan Patrika, Tehelka and Vice. He is a winner of the Statesman Award for Rural Reporting and UNDP-Laadli Award for Gender Sensitivity. He is on the steering committee of the Impulse NGO Network Press Lab, which supports reporters who cover human trafficking. He is based in New Delhi. Follow him on LinkedIn.

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