> It's not really very pro human rights to go around doxing the people who are working for human rights in those places. There was nothing in the government cri

> It's not really very pro human rights to go around doxing the people who are working for human rights in those places. There was nothing in the government crimes or alleged crimes in the documents that needed to be released before the documents had been thoroughly reviewed and the information on people not involved redacted. This is the big difference I see with the Edward Snowden case, the papers that published the leaked documents attempted to redact any information that could put people at risk. Assange and Wikileaks just went fuck it and didn't even try to stay politically neutral.