Category: Edward Snowden
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Edward Snowden: Five years on
The Guardian published the first of Edward Snowden’s revelations five years ago today. The contribution of Courage’s first beneficiary to the public record has been enormous – and long may it continue! You can explore the archive with our Snowden Doc Search
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European Parliament votes to protect Edward Snowden
Motion calling on EU member states to resist attempts to “extradite or render” Snowden passes by 285 votes to 281
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Snowden Treaty proposed to oppose global spying
On 24 September 2015, a press conference announced the Treaty that would “curtail mass surveillance and protect the rights of whistleblowers.”
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Snowden-Manning-Assange sculpture Anything To Say? moves to Geneva
Public Artwork for Freedom will be on the Place des Nations from 14 to 18 September, before moving on to Paris
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Courage launches full Edward Snowden document search
Search engine at search.edwardsnowden.com allows extensive filtering of the most complete archive of Snowden documents available anywhere
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Daniel Ellsberg and Thomas Drake praise Snowden during Europe truth tour
Courage Advisory Board members comment on the USA Freedom Act’s passage ahead of our event in Berlin on Sunday 7 June
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CITIZENFOUR wins Oscar for Best Documentary
Laura Poitras’ film depicts Edward Snowden’s whistleblowing, courage, and escape to asylum, but it also demonstrates the dangerous gap in protections for whistleblowers
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Lon Snowden on speaking truth to power
In an op-ed for Philadelpha magazine, Edward Snowden’s father writes that “I do not believe that my son can find justice or safety on American soil for years”
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Citizenfour: why we need truthtellers, and why they need us
Laura Poitras’ acclaimed documentary shows the human cost of whistleblowing without obscuring Edward Snowden’s message, and viewers come away realising how sorely needed whistleblower protections truly are
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Press release: Top musicians, actors and Nobel laureates show support for Edward Snowden, publishers and whistleblowers
An international coalition of more than fifty actors, musicians and intellectuals announce their support for Edward Snowden, WikiLeaks, whistleblowers and publishers