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However, Australian academic Kylie Moore-Gilbert, 33, will be celebrating at home with her family following her release from an Iranian prison on spying charges. Ms Moore-Gilbert was one of Tehran's highest profile prisoners from the time she was apprehended at Tehran airport in 2018 as she was about to return home from an academic conference. Her release was part of an international prisoner swap where three Iranian men were freed from jail in Thailand, where they were held over their part in a failed 2012 bombing plot. Two other high profile Australian women were also released from for...

Leon Neal/Getty Images A man wears a Donald Trump mask as supporters of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange gather outside the Old Bailey on September 14. OPINION: The year is 2010 and appearing in front of a live TED audience, Julian Assange is asked if it can be possibly true that WikiLeaks has, in the previous few years, released more classified documents than the rest of the world’s media combined. He responds: “It's a worry, isn't it, that the rest of the world's media is doing such a bad job that a little group of activists is able to release more of that type of information than the ...

On the Important Work of Project Censored December 16, 2020 The American news landscape is changing, rapidly. Forty years ago Americans watched the same three network news programs and read the same handful of daily newspapers. Today the industry is divided along partisan lines, and media companies avoid challenging audiences with depressing or politically uncomfortable news, for fear of losing market share. The news is now like sports or pro wrestling: a fan engagement business, heavily influenced by commercial considerations that have little to do with truth and untruth. This is the case wi...

Law and Disorder: The case of Julian Assange In the case of Julian Assange, what is on trial is nothing less than our right to know what is done by governments in our name, and our capacity to hold power to account. Law and Disorder: The case of Julian Assange, DiEM25, By Pam Stavropoulos | 10/12/2020,  What kind of law allows pursuit of charges under the 1917 United States Espionage Act — for which there is no public interest defence — against a journalist who is a foreign national? The closing argument of the defence in the extradition hearing of WikiLeaks founder and publisher Jul...

Gone tunnel files leaks laid bare the inner workings of the american prison camp and the torture that was carried out there. the collateral murder footage revealed the killing of iraqi civilians in 2 journalists shot down like targets in a video game. the war logs leak of classified military documents about the conflicts in iraq and afghanistan exposed to looting torture and kidnapping other files shed light on 50 years of u.s. diplomatic policy and helped expose bashar al assad and his corrupt regime. wiki leaks also helped engineer the escape of edward snowden the former n.s.a. employee who ...