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Help Edward Snowden to safety
Truthtellers should be protected, not persecuted or prosecuted. Here’s how we can send a loud and clear message to leaders around the world that their citizens want a safe haven for Edward Snowden.
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Launch of Courage and Snowden Campaign in Berlin, Wednesday 11th June
Press release: announcing the launch of the Courage Foundation, which hosts Edward Snowden’s official defence fund, and our first campaign in Berlin on Wednesday, 11th June
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Privacy and whistleblower groups mark one year of NSA revelations
To mark the one-year anniversary of NSA revelations, several privacy and whistleblower groups have taken a look back at what we’ve learned since Edward Snowden blew the whistle on mass surveillance
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Video: Daniel Ellsberg defends Edward Snowden from John Kerry
Pentagon Papers-whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg defended Edward Snowden from the Defense Secretary’s claim that he’s “cowardly” for not returning to the United States.
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“Our struggle to retain privacy is far from hopeless”, writes Eben Moglen
Eben Moglen, professor of law and Courage advisory board member, has published an extended essay in the Guardian on Snowden, his revelations, and privacy in the surveillance age.
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Edward Snowden gives first US television interview
In a 40 minute interview broadcast by NBC on Wednesday 28 June, Edward Snowden was asked about his career history, his life in Russia, the NSA’s capabilities and the possibilty of him ever returning to the United States.
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Courage runs Edward Snowden’s defence fund
Visit the official support site for NSA-whistleblower Edward Snowden to stay up to date on each new revelation and to learn more about how you can help his cause.
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US ‘Free Flow of Information Act’ targets whistleblowers and independent journalists
The new FFIA bill delegitimises whistleblowers and independent journalists, in a move towards state-sanctioned journalism.
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Courage supports whistleblowers
Find out more about the Courage Foundation and what we stand for