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Published on: 15 April 2019

Written by: Minh Alexander All articles by Minh Alexander

Julian Assange has attracted considerable political support – but our politicians are failing the less celebrated but brave individuals who blow the whistle on dangerous employers and services.
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Published on: 18 November 2017

Written by: Geoffroy de Lagasnerie All articles by Geoffroy de Lagasnerie

It is a fundamental political error to casually associate Wikileaks with neoconservatism or reactionary populism. No affinity between these two worlds is possible.

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