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Freedom of information and expression

Free societies rely on an informed public. An informed public relies on the freedom to publish and express.

An unrestricted and accessible media empowers the public to make decisions about our government and society. Power is held to account by open expression and information.

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Pardon Julian Assange

Julian Assange is free. But remains convicted. Until he is pardoned, press freedom stays behind bars. President Trump has an opportunity to right a serious wrong—and to stand up for democracy and press freedom by pardoning Julian.

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