WikiLeaks

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  Sarah Harrison joins other Edward Snowden files 'exiles' in Berlin

  6 Nov 2013: UK journalist's lawyers advise against returning home after assisting NSA whistleblower, says statement on WikiLeaks site

• Lawyers in Stratfor leak case present letters of support ahead of sentencing

  4 Nov 2013: Hundreds of letters defending Jeremy Hammond, who is facing 10 years in prison for email leaks, call for lenient sentence

• Julian Assange may get chance at Senate seat in Western Australia

  4 Nov 2013:

  If the high court orders a fresh election the WikiLeaks party founder could make up for not being elected in Victoria

• Chelsea Manning willing to take gender identity fight to court

  31 Oct 2013: Manning, 25, says she wants to live as a woman and receive hormone replacement therapy – and she'll go to court if needed

• Thousands gather in Washington for anti-NSA 'Stop Watching Us' rally

  26 Oct 2013:

  Statement from whistleblower Edward Snowden read to crowd featuring groups from left and right of political spectrum

• Obama to Berners-Lee, Snow to Domesday: a history of open data

  25 Oct 2013:

  The world wide web inventor and the US president are helping create a data revolution, but are also part of a long tradition, says Peter Kimpton

• The Fifth Estate: soft on Assange, short on excitement

  16 Oct 2013:

  Alex von Tunzelmann:Benedict Cumberbatch's uncanny portrayal of the WikiLeaks founder aside, the most significant moments here result from a few keystrokes on a laptop – as in reality

• Series of events that show how we never stop talking about journalism

  15 Oct 2013:

  Big names talking big about big themes

• Ecuador's president accused of violating human rights

  14 Oct 2013:

  Opposition legislator convicted of slander faces jail

• National newspaper editors are not, and never have been, famous

  14 Oct 2013:

  Roy Greenslade is surprised by a claim that Fleet Street's finest were known to the public. Not true, he writes...

• Who should judge whether Snowden's leaked secrets are too sensitive to report?

  13 Oct 2013:

  Nick Davies: The Guardian's critics say journalists cannot be trusted to judge what may damage national security. But the press's track record shows it to be more trustworthy than politicians or spooks

• The Fifth Estate – review

  

  13 Oct 2013: Benedict Cumberbatch is brilliant as Julian Assange in a flashy but essentially hollow account of the rise and fall of WikiLeaks, writes Mark Kermode

• Edward Snowden says NSA surveillance programmes 'hurt our country'

  12 Oct 2013:

  Video clips posted to WikiLeaks website show former NSA analyst speaking for the first time since July asylum plea

• Benedict Cumberbatch says Julian Assange's letter affected his portrayal

  12 Oct 2013:

  WikiLeaks founder's request gave Cumberbatch 'real cause for concern' as he addressed his role in The Fifth Estate

• The Fifth Estate – review

  

  10 Oct 2013:

  Benedict Cumberbatch aces Assange – but the WikiLeaks chief goes unchallenged in an otherwise watchable film, writes Peter Bradshaw

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