Decision to charge Greenwald is a “disproportionate reprisal,” RSF says

NewsReporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns yesterday’s decision by Brazilian federal prosecutors to charge Glenn Greenwald, a US investigative reporter resident in Brazil and co-founder of the The Intercept Brasil news website, with having “directly assisted, encouraged and guided” six alleged hackers. RSF says the accusations are unjustified and constitute a disproportionate reprisal for The Intercept Brasil’s exposé – based on the details of online chats – of collusion between the judge and prosecutors in a huge anti-corruption investigation known as Operation Car Wash. The federal prosecutor’s…

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