USA must not hunt down whistleblower Edward Snowden

Headline Title: USA must not hunt down whistleblower Edward Snowden 24 June 2013 The US authorities must not prosecute anyone for disclosing information about the government’s human rights violations, Amnesty International said after Edward Snowden was charged under the Espionage Act. The organization also believes that the National Security Agency (NSA) whistleblower could be at risk of ill-treatment if extradited to the USA."No one should be charged under any law for disclosing information of human rights violations by the US government. Such disclosures are protected under the…

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