Category: Courage News
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Courage supports #StopTradeSecrets
Europe’s Trade Secrets Directive is bad news for whistleblowers. The campaign against it starts today – visit the website at stoptradesecrets.eu and sign the petition
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Matt DeHart named as third Courage beneficiary
The 30-year-old former US National Guard drone team member and alleged WikiLeaks courier was deported to the US less than 24 hours ago after asylum claim declined by Canada
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The digital surveillance state – Quo vadis, Democracy?
Listen back to our event with Thomas Drake, Daniel Ellsberg, Jesselyn Radack and Coleen Rowley
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Sarah Harrison and Grace North at the 31st Chaos Communication Congress
Courage’s Acting Director and the manager of FreeJeremy.net discuss “ethics, operational security and public protections of sources,” in addition to the need for expanding our understanding of the term “whistleblower”
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Journalist Chris Hedges joins Courage Advisory Board
The Pulitzer Prize-winning former war correspondent has written in support of Courage beneficiaries Edward Snowden and Jeremy Hammond
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Courage welcomes Slavoj Žižek to our Advisory Board
The renowned philosopher and cultural critic has spoken out for Edward Snowden, Chelsea Manning, Julian Assange and the need for a whistleblower-protection organisation
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Known Unknowns Fund
Find out about Courage’s new fund to protect suspected sources under investigation
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Press release: Known Unknowns Fund launched to protect alleged sources under investigation
New fund will be the first to aid suspected sources before they face charges – and an alleged source under investigation by the US government has already reached out to Courage for assistance
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Courage joins ‘Necessary and Appropriate Principles’ week
The EFF-led week of action deals with secrecy, transparency, public oversight and combating surveillance; Courage advisory board member Sana Saleem contributes