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The British Intelligence and Security Committee claims the GCHQ has acted according to law

Despite the apologies of the European countries, Bolivia demands finding the culprits

Snowden doesn't intend to leave Russia until his asylum is processed

The company has asked the US authorities for permission to share more info

Countless lawsuits have already been filed against the government

Nothing about the NSA spying programs was particularly surprising to Russia

A Russian human rights lawyer says Snowden has applied for temporary asylum in Russia

It's been going on for years, but now that it's in the open, countries could call a truce

He only wanted to see the spies in their natural habitat, but he got visited by the police

There are some ways to avoid PRISM, including through switching to a new email client

He has made a "heroic effort at a great personal cost," which qualifies him for the prize

Viviane Reding urges the adoption of stronger privacy laws

Although he was supposed to file the documents on Friday, the FMS hasn't received them yet

Evo Morales says he has shut down his email account

They're looking at a bill that has been stuck in Congress for two years

Russians are claiming that better control over Internet companies is needed

Although the German intelligence "is in bed" with the NSA, Merkel demands stricter laws