Edward Snowden Granted Permanent Russian Residency
*Update: Edward Snowden Seeking Dual U.S.-Russian Citizenship* On October 22, the Russian government granted American whistleblower Edward Snowden an open-ended ...
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The New Yorker on Snowden and what his case says about whistleblowing
The New Yorker uses the publication of Edward Snowden’s new memoir as an opportunity to explore the state of whistleblowing. ...
House Intel Claim that Snowden Had Whistleblower Protection Is False and Misleading
In a brief 3-page report dated September 15, 2016, the House Intelligence Committee concluded that Edward Snowden “was not a ...
Court of Appeals Rules NSA Domestic Surveillance Program Illegal
Washington, D.C. May 7, 2015. The Second Circuit Court of Appeals ruled today that the National Security Agency’s (NSA) telephone ...
Intelligence Whistleblowers Should Use “Expanded Protections” With Caution
New intelligence community whistleblower protections lacking On July 7, 2014, President Obama signed the “Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year ...
Stephen Kohn Discusses Snowden Interview on MSNBC
Stephen Kohn, Executive Director of the National Whistleblower Center, joined Chuck Todd to discuss Brian Williams’ extensive interview with NSA ...
Kohn Discusses Current State of Whistleblowing in U.S.
Kohn gave a brief history of whistleblowing in the United States and compared how the U.S. Government treats whistleblowers much ...
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