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Tuesday, October 4, 2011

Morning News Round-up

Uganda: Using Biometrics to Ease Processes of Identification (TMCNet)

Ukrainian Christians protest against biometric data law (Monsters & Critics)

Indonesia: Jakarta wants new deadline for e-ID project (The Jakarta Post)

Pennsylvania: Luzerne County workforce begins using new biometric time clock system (Citizens Voice)

New Mexico: Border Patrol agents using IAFIS nab sex offender (Las Cruces Sun-News)
Posted by Jason at 10:09 AM
Labels: FBI, ID, Indonesia, New Mexico, Pennsylvania, time-and-attendance, Uganda, Ukraine
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