WikiLeaks Legal Advisor: "We Steal Secrets" Overlooks Key Facets of Julian Assange's Persecution
January 23, 2013
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as posted by the channelDemocracyNow.org - Alex Gibney's new documentary, "We Steal Secrets" bills itself as "the Story of WikiLeaks," but our guest Jennifer Robinson -- a legal advisor to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange -- claims it misses key facts. "This is a film about WikiLeaks, about the largest leak in history," Robinson says. "It touches on very important issues about journalism, whistleblowing. But unfortunately, I do not think this film does [those issues] justice ... The film does not recognize threats WikiLeaks faces from potential U.S. prosecution."
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