JOIN US AND SAY ‘NO’ TO VIOLENT TECH

No Tech For Tyrants (NT4T) is a UK-wide collective severing the links between the university, violent technology companies, and hostile immigration environments. NT4T organises, researches, and campaigns to dismantle the violence infrastructure at the intersection of ethics, technology, migration governance, and surveillance. We believe that students and researchers have the power to dismantle the tech-talent pipeline. Your voice can make a difference in this fight: will you join us?

What We Do

Coordinating student-led research highlighting the role of higher education institutions in housing and enabling violent technology companies

Equipping future and current tech workers with information they need to hold the technology industry accountable for its complicity in human suffering

Hosting teach-ins, talks, and workshops for members of the academic and activist community


NoTechFor: University of Oxford

In the most recent chapter of the #NoTechForU Campaign, we’ve highlighted examples of higher education institutions (HEIs) being complicit with purveyors of anti-migrant violence technology.…

NoTechFor: University of Cambridge

Demand for computer scientists and engineers has never been greater and Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) have a role to play in providing corporations with a…

NoTechFor: University of St. Andrews

Higher education institutions (HEIs) play a critical role in enabling the violence produced by technology businesses. In fact, that violence wouldn’t be possible without the…

NoTechFor: (E)U

In recent years the European Union has positioned itself as a champion of the rights of citizens to protect their personal data. With the unveiling…
'Racist Fish' graffiti tagged on the Little Mermaid in Copenhagen. Photo credit to The Local

NoTechFor: Forced Assimilation

Following the terror attack in Denmark of 2015, the state amped up its data analytics capabilities for counter-terrorism within the police and their Danish Security…

NoTechFor: Health Surveillance

The NHS is giving technology businesses access to unprecedented quantities of patient data for processing and analysis in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. One of…
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