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National ID cards: The current state in the U.K., U.S., and Australia
Thursday, August 25 2005

By Andy Williams, Contributing Editor

Terrorist threats, disintegrating national borders, globalization … A myriad of causes have prompted governments around the world to take a closer look at the need for a national identification card. Indeed, some countries are moving forward but citizen’s privacy concerns have prevented most large countries from progressing on national ID systems. Recent bombings in London, however, may be a significant catalyst to push a national system through in the United Kingdom.


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