WikiLeaks aims to promote transparency and accountability by exposing government and corporate misconduct, which can serve the public interest by informing citizens and fostering debate. However, critics argue that some leaks may jeopardize national security or endanger individuals. Ultimately, whether WikiLeaks serves the public interest can depend on the context of specific leaks and their consequences. The debate continues regarding the balance between transparency and potential harm.
WikiLeaks obtained the documents from anonymous sources. They did not seek permission from governments to publish them, but rather published them for the public good.
Financing. WikiLeaks is a self-described not-for-profit organisation, funded largely by volunteers, and is dependent on public donations. Its main financing methods include conventional bank transfers and online payment systems. According to Assange, WikiLeaks' lawyers often work pro bono.
cases filed by individuals on matters of public interest
Julian assange created wikileaks.
Julian Assange is the co-founder and director of WikiLeaks.
To act in public interest is to do that which is to the benefit of the public.
Wikileaks did not like a joke he made about them.
The Public Interest was created in 1965.
What do you understand by acting in the public interest
Public interest groups do advocate for what they consider to be the public good.
Julian Assange is the spokesperson and editor in chief for WikiLeaks.
No, it is not illegal for a person to view the cables on wikileaks.