Mon. December 22, 2008
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New Statesman
December 5, 2008
In the two high-profile cases I have been involved with, the
GCHQ whistleblower
Katharine Gun and the Foreign Office mole Derek Pasquill, the individuals ...
Index On Censorship
November 28, 2008
American Chronicle
November 18, 2008
... Who Tried to Stop A War:
Katharine Gun and the Secret Plot to Sanction the
Iraq Invasion," she had no idea her days as a federal employee were numbered. ...
New Statesman
November 13, 2008
The
spy Who Tried to Stop a War by Marcia and Thomas Mitchell (PoliPoint Press, £14.95) is the almost forgotten story of
Katharine Gun, the
GCHQ translator ...
Coastal Post
November 5, 2008
Free Internet Press
November 1, 2008
Intellpuke: This commentary was written by Marcia Mitchell, co-author with Thomas Mitchell of "The
spy Who Tried To Stop A War:
Katharine Gun and the Secret ...
Rapid City Journal
October 17, 2008
By Mary Garrigan, Journal staff Friday, October 17, 2008 Whether
Katharine Gun was a
spy with a highly developed conscience or one with an inability to keep ...
Columbus Free Press
October 8, 2008
Of course
Katharine Gun was free to have a conscience, as long as it didn't interfere with her work at a
British intelligence agency. ...
Center for Research on Globalization
October 8, 2008
by Martin Bright Five years ago,
Katharine Gun, a translator at
GCHQ, learned something so outrageous that she sacrificed her
career to tell the truth. ...
New Statesman
October 6, 2008
I had the honour of appearing on a panel at the American University in Washington DC with whistleblowers Katharine Gun and Daniel Ellsberg on October 24. ...
Pakistan Observer
September 28, 2008
OF course
Katharine Gun was free to have a conscience - as long as it didn't interfere with her work at a
British intelligence agency. ...
Antiwar.com
September 26, 2008
Toledo Blade
September 23, 2008
To apply, submit a three-by-five-inch card with printed name, address, and daytime telephone number, along with the caption "Lake Katharine Gun Hunt" plus a ...
Institute for Public Accuracy (press release)
September 23, 2008
Katharine Gun, a former
British government employee, faced two years imprisonment in
England for leaking a US intelligence memo before the invasion of
Iraq. ...
Huntington Herald Dispatch
September 15, 2008
Applicants should submit a 3"x5"card with their printed name, complete address and daytime telephone number along with the caption "Lake Katharine Gun Hunt" ...
Buckmasters Online
September 9, 2008
Applicants should submit a 3"x5"card with their printed name, complete address and daytime telephone number along with the caption "Lake Katharine Gun Hunt" ...
Consortium News
June 3, 2008
Katharine Gun, a translator in the British equivalent of our
National Security Agency, did successfully leak a very damaging Jan. 31, 2003, memorandum from ...
Edinburgh Evening News
May 30, 2008
Following the collapse of the case against former
GCHQ worker Katharine Gun, lawyers for
anti-war protesters are demanding access to the advice. ...
New Statesman
May 13, 2008
The last time I went to Press TV (when I gave my fee to the
GCHQ whistleblower
Katharine Gun) I bumped into someone from
Socialist worker and I spotted the ...
Sacramento News & Review
March 20, 2008
Consider
Katharine Gun, a 20-something translator for the
British government. In January of 2003, she leaked a top-secret e-mail to a national newspaper ...
Guardian Unlimited
January 12, 2008
'It brings back bad memories of the
Katharine Gun case [where a
GCHQ employee leaked a memo on the bugging of UN delegations to this paper]. ...
Telegraph.co.uk
January 11, 2008
The acquittal five years ago of
Katharine Gun, a translator at the
GCHQ listening station, was sensational, as it broke down under a public-interest defence ...
Cyprus Observer
January 4, 2008
Before the invasion of
Iraq,
Katharine Gun sacrificed her
career as a translator at the government's secret listening centre (
GCHQ) in Cheltenham, ...
The People's Voice
December 4, 2007
New Statesman
November 26, 2007
... the
Katharine Gun memo about how
the US tried to fix the vote in the
Security Council shows just how far the
Americans were prepared to go to deliver ...
Campaign for Press and Broadcasting Freedom
November 12, 2007
... the first involving the
Mi5 whistleblower david shayler and the second that of the
GCHQ translator
Katharine Gun. both represented outrageous abuses of ...
