2017.04.05 Robert Tibbo: The Inside Story of Edward Snowden in Hong Kong
Edward Snowden's Hong Kong-based lawyer, Robert Tibbo, reveals how events unfolded in the city as the world learned of the whistleblower's NSA leak in 2013. Tibbo also reveals the plight of the asylum seekers who helped shelter Snowden.
Видео 2017.04.05 Robert Tibbo: The Inside Story of Edward Snowden in Hong Kong канала The Foreign Correspondents’ Club, Hong Kong
Видео 2017.04.05 Robert Tibbo: The Inside Story of Edward Snowden in Hong Kong канала The Foreign Correspondents’ Club, Hong Kong
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