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  • Pascal Marmier
  • Kelly Richdale
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March 19, 2010

Save Wikileaks

Wikileaks is one of the most important websites on the Net. It serves as a repository against torturers, bankers, tax evaders, corrupt governments, abusive politicians and powerful companies. It keeps the Man in Check.

 

It regularly leaks whisteblower reports, details of banks helping tax evaders, accounts of torture, helps circumvent gagging orders from large firms taking advantage of their legal resources.

 

They are running out of money, and need about 600'000 $ to function per year. Their fundraising drive is up on their site  www.wikileaks.org

 

 

Posted by on March 19, 2010 at 07:50 PM in Whistle-blowing and ethics hotline |

Tags: whistleblowing, wikileaks

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