Justice Denied: The Plight of Whistleblowers

This chapter explores the injustices faced by whistleblowers like Stephen Donziger and Julian Assange in the U.S. legal system, contrasting their severe legal repercussions with the leniency afforded to powerful individuals. It highlights the implications of their cases on press freedom and human rights, while calling for public activism and awareness to advocate for justice. The chapter also discusses the Biden administration's shifting stance on Assange's extradition and its impact on freedom of the press.