Glenn Greenwald describes journalism’s twofold mission: informing the public and protecting private life from state intrusion. He warns that surveillance claims of targeting only the guilty give little comfort, and he criticizes government hostility toward the press. He also stresses that privacy is a fundamental human need and that he takes responsibility for his words alone.
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Glenn Greenwald is a lawyer from the United States, best known for No Place to Hide.
Quick Facts About Glenn Greenwald
Born
March 6, 1967
Nationality
United States
Profession
Lawyer
Notable works
No Place to Hide
Known for
How Would a Patriot Act?, No Place to Hide, A Tragic Legacy
Spouse
David Miranda
About Glenn Greenwald
Glenn Greenwald is an American journalist, author and former lawyer.
Awards & Honors
Izzy AwardI. F. Stone Hall of FameEFF AwardGeschwister-Scholl-PreisCarl von Ossietzky MedalGeorge Polk AwardPreis für die Freiheit und Zukunft der MedienHugh M. Hefner First Amendment Award