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Wikileaks – free speech needs YOU now #wikileaks #freespeech #amnesty
January 13, 2010 by bpwilliams72
If you’ve not already noticed, Wikileaks is currently closed for business, facing a funding crisis. Wikileaks (different link which goes into the background of Wikileaks) has been a crucial tool for liberals and free speech campaigners in the battle against state censorship and corporate bullying. In 2008, it won The Economist New Media Award. In 2009, it shared the Amnesty International New Media Award.
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