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Perhaps only if you are a citizen and residing in the country that classfied them. Pretty sure it wouldn't be an offence to read documents classified by Zimbab
by iand 14y ago
Perhaps only if you are a citizen and residing in the country that classfied them. Pretty sure it wouldn't be an offence to read documents classified by Zimbabwe in the USA, or vice versa.
- count 14y agoDepends on the country and your clearance. If you have a security clearance through the US DOD, you're expected to honor/treat allied (specifically NATO, although I think it applies across the board) classification of documents. That is sort of fuzzy if you're in Intelligence though.
- rdtsc 14y agoNot sure. In USA it is only an issue if you have clearance or plan on getting it. Otherwise, as far as I am concerned (and I am not a lawyer) there is nothing they can do. I have heard them trying to bully people into signing NDA and other such things if they have been accidentally exposed to classified info. But don't have any first hand knowledge how often that happens and how effective it is.