Category Archives: Wikileaks and Digital Activism

This category delves into Wikileaks’ role in promoting transparency and digital activism, with a focus on its groundbreaking releases like Collateral Murder. It explores how Wikileaks reshaped global debates on government secrecy, whistleblowing, and the ethics of digital leaks, and analyzes its lasting impact on activism in the digital age.

How Collateral Murder Influenced Digital Transparency and Government Secrecy

Posted on 15 May 2025 by Samuel

The release of Collateral Murder in 2010 did more than shock the public conscience—it redrew lines between classified truth and public right to know. The video, leaked by Chelsea Manning and published by WikiLeaks, captured a U.S. Apache helicopter attack … Continue reading →

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WikiLeaks: A Force for Good or a National Security Threat?

Posted on 25 November 2024 by Samuel

WikiLeaks has carved a controversial path in the modern information landscape. While it has exposed corruption and brought transparency to global governance, critics argue its actions jeopardize national security and individual lives. This debate challenges us to weigh the value … Continue reading →

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