British State Snoops Sex Lives of Commoners
TOM HARPER
Daily Mail
April 20, 2008
Government inspectors are to pry into the intimate details of more than 500,000 people a year, asking a series of probing questions about their sex lives and earnings.
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Snooping officials will want to know about previous sexual partners, contraception, and how long couples lived together before marriage.
The 2,000-question survey from the Office for National Statistics will raise major concerns about privacy – especially as the data will be logged with the respondents’ names and addresses.
Some of the questions seem remarkably insensitive. One asks: “Have you ever had a baby – even one who only lived for a short time?”
Interviewers are told starkly: “Exclude: Any stillborn; Include: Any who only lived for a short time.”
Civil servants claim the sensitive personal information will be made anonymous once it is processed at the department’s headquarters in Newport, South Wales – but that is not enough to satisfy privacy campaigners.
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