department in addition to new security safeguards at the department of defense and elsewhere to protect state department information so that this kind of breach cannot and does not ever happen again. relations between governments aren't the only concern created by the publication of this material. u.s. diplomats meet with local human rights workers, journalists, religious leaders and others outside of government who offer their own candid insights. these conversations also depend on trust and confidence. for example, if an anticorruption activist shares information about official misconduct, or a social worker passes along documentation of sexual violence, revealing that person's identity could have