Journalism Matters
Whistle-blowers should be aware of how politicians use their leaks, but governments must protect - not punish - them.
by Paul Bernal
Opinion
by Andrew Mitrovica
Human Rights
by Dorian Geiger
Edward Snowden
by Sana Saleem
Opinion02 Dec 2016 09:40 GMT
Snowden's revelations didn't preclude the passing of the most invasive surveillance law in the UK.
by Jim Killock
Opinion28 Nov 2016 08:19 GMT
With Trump's presidency, Edward Snowden may be compelled to leave Russia the way he entered it.
United States16 Sep 2016 12:34 GMT
NSA leaker, who is seeking a presidential pardon, rejects House intelligence committee's claim he betrayed country.
Special series01 Apr 2016 16:37 GMT
An in-depth look at the most famous whistleblowers of the 21st century and what drives them to speak out.
Counting the Cost12 Mar 2016 16:58 GMT
We look at negative interest rates and examine why depositors would pay banks to hold their money.
Politics30 Dec 2015 09:37 GMT
Despite pledge to curtail eavesdropping on allies, Wall Street Journal reports Israeli PM's communication intercepted.
Politics29 Oct 2015 18:47 GMT
Non-binding resolution calls for protection of US surveillance whistle-blower from potential extradition.
Privacy & Surveillance28 Sep 2015 08:12 GMT
Spying on rights defenders 'threatens lives' and could have 'devastating' impacts on NGO work, Human Rights Watch warns.
UpFront07 Sep 2015 10:55 GMT
The whistleblower speaks about the growing risks involved in reporting classified information.
UpFront05 Sep 2015 15:00 GMT
A look at the NSA surveillance of Chinese and Taliban communications.
UpFront05 Sep 2015 12:53 GMT
Are the two famous whistleblowers heroes?
UpFront04 Sep 2015 19:32 GMT
We also look at the narrative regarding refugees, and ask an Iraqi ambassador if it is time to consider a partition.
Edward Snowden09 Aug 2015 13:13 GMT
The NSA Whistleblower Before Snowden
US & Canada29 Jul 2015 02:57 GMT
The White House rejects petition signed by 168,000 people on its own website to pardon former intelligence contractor.
War & Conflict16 Jul 2015 11:36 GMT
A leaked NSA document says killing of Brigadier General Mohammed Sleiman in 2008 was an Israeli military operation.