Unveiling Government Shadows

This chapter explores the emotional and moral complexities faced by a reporter and a whistleblower like Edward Snowden as they expose the invasive practices of government surveillance. It highlights the deep bond formed through shared risks, the challenges of truth-telling, and the dire implications for whistleblowers in a politically charged environment. Furthermore, it critiques the broader indifference towards press freedoms and the consequences of government actions on civil liberties.