"Our new communications data legislation will strengthen our ability to disrupt terrorist plots, criminal networks and organised child grooming gangs, even as technology develops.
Wikipedia says that "sock-puppetry" – creating a fake online identity "for an improper purpose, such as to mislead other editors, disrupt discussions, distort consensus or avoid sanctions" – is not permitted.
Collaery, who is one of a team of lawyers representing Timor-Leste in the international arbitration, has argued the raids were a deliberate effort by the Australian government to disrupt the proceedings, in which Timor-Leste alleges that in 2004 Australia improperly spied on the Timorese during treaty negotiations in order to extract a commercial benefit.
The upper echelons of the Brotherhood's leadership have been decimated by the crackdown, as the Egyptian authorities pursue a "decapitation strategy" that aims to disrupt the structure of the organisation.
Russia is opposed to Moldova's EU aspirations, and may try to use the Transnistrian conflict to disrupt integration plans.
They disrupt Taliban supply lines, search for caches of explosives, clear the roads of land mines.
Hundreds of environmental activists were on a secret "blacklist" used by construction firms in an attempt to disrupt high-profile protests against road building and other developments.
Its members don't discuss plans on the telephone or give away details, out of fear that the security services will disrupt the project.
Fears remain about the safety of voters on polling day, after a spate of suicide attacks in the north in recent weeks and after Boko Haram's leader, Abubakar Shekau, vowed to disrupt the election.
Channel 4, and the rest of the industry, will be waiting to see whether the new government wants to protect or disrupt that ecological balance.
"Let us not disrupt a process which has ended peacefully and which we will conclude in a few hours," Jega said.
