A verdict is imminent on the EU Commission, for projects it financed to help dubious governments in Africa spy on their own people.
The money comes from the EU Trust Fund for Africa, part of which is being used to develop mass-scale biometric identity systems across the African continent.
"We're expecting to have an outcome soon," said Ioannis Kouvakas, a senior legal officer at the London-based Privacy International, an NGO, earlier this week.
Niger, for instance, received ...
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