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USA-NSA: German opposition goes to court on Snowden hearing

26 September 2014

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"Opposition lawmakers have asked Germany’s highest court to rule on whether former NSA contractor Edward Snowden can come to Berlin to testify about the agency’s activities. Members of the Greens and the Left Party said Friday that they want a parliamentary panel investigating the National Security Agency’s activities in Germany to hear Snowden in person."

See the full article: German opposition goes to court on Snowden hearing (Washington Post, link)

And see: Eric Holder was the worst Attorney General for the press in a generation. We deserve better. (Freedom of the Press Foundation, link)

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