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Canada

June 25, 2018 Commentary

Why Canada Should Take in Snowden-Linked Asylum-Seeker

Farida Deif
Canada Director

Published In: Ottawa Citizen
Canada

July 17, 2017 News Release

Canada: Expedite Snowden-Linked Asylum Cases
United States

January 17, 2017 Dispatches

Obama Commutes Manning’s Sentence, Will Snowden Be Next?

Dinah PoKempner
General Counsel

News

September 17, 2016 Dispatches

House Intelligence Committee Report on Snowden Unsupported

Dinah PoKempner
General Counsel
September 14, 2016 News Release

US: Obama Should Pardon Edward Snowden
September 14, 2016 Dispatches

Why President Obama Should Pardon Edward Snowden Now

Dinah PoKempner
General Counsel
September 23, 2015 Commentary

Silicon Valley Shouldn’t Let China Strong-Arm It into Spying

Kenneth Roth
Executive Director

Published In: Quartz
September 14, 2015 News Release

UK: Human Rights Watch Challenges Surveillance
June 5, 2015 Dispatches

Dispatches: High Time for US Whistleblower Reform

Henry Peck
Senior Coordinator, General Counsel
June 3, 2015 News Release

US: Modest Step to Curb Spy Excesses
May 19, 2015 Statement

Strengthen the USA Freedom Act
April 30, 2015 News Release

US: Pass USA Freedom Act
April 23, 2015 News Release

US: Reject Mass Privacy Violations
April 17, 2015 Commentary

Undermining Attorney – Client Privilege Weakens Rule of Law

Henry Peck
Senior Coordinator, General Counsel

Published In: Fair Trials
March 25, 2015 Letter

Joint Letter Re. USA PATRIOT Act Section 215

Daily Brief

November 20, 2019

Plus: Amazon makes bold move on transparency; Australia’s fails to properly address older people’s rights; Chinese security forces allegedly tortured U.K. consulate employee; UNESCO’s tie with Saudi Prince questionable; Malaysia humiliates LGBT people; protestors in Lebanon shut down parliament; Zimbabwe police repress protests; and Ukraine signs the Safe Schools Declaration.