Dissenter Weekly: Acting Attorney General Promoted DOJ Lawsuit Against Snowden's Book
Plus, COVID-19 data whistleblower stands up to Florida state government after raid and pens message to would-be whistleblowers
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The Assange Prosecution: A Haunting Reminder Of What Happened In My Espionage Act Case
Guest contributor Jeffrey Sterling, a CIA whistleblower, responds to how his case has been invoked by prosecutors to help them win the WikiLeaks founder's extradition
Dissenter Weekly: COVID-19 Data Whistleblower Targeted In Raid
Plus, a pending anti-money laundering law contains what one whistleblower attorney describes as a major 'whistleblower-killing loophole'
Eleventh Circuit Rules Against NSA Whistleblower Reality Winner's Appeal For Compassionate Release
Billie Winner-Davis, Winner's mother, says, "Even though I had tried not to get my hope up, I am still crushed by this denial."
Assange Extradition Case: Crown Prosecutors Urge Court To Ignore US Torture And War Crimes
Dissenter Weekly: FDA Whistleblower Exposes 'Biohazard Nightmare' At Merck Plant
Plus, staff at Denver Health allege retaliation for speaking out on COVID-19, workplace conditions, and systemic racism
In Closing Argument For Assange’s Extradition, Prosecutors Cast WikiLeaks As Criminal Enterprise
Crown Prosecution Service lawyers representing the US government contend WikiLeaks was in the “business of encouraging individuals to hack into computers.”