difficult to rebut when you've got these wildly inappropriate programs going on you know bradley manning julian assange now snowden they actually you know made a huge sacrifice do you understand their position or is it something weird for you . know i do understand their position you know i don't agree with everything that different people have said or done i don't want to give a blanket endorsement but i absolutely do understand there is a time when people he wrote people have to take a stand and say of information of wrongdoing evidence of wrongdoing and if i go forward and i go public with it i can bring about positive change in the world it's a very courageous thing to do and it's something that we should all be thankful for but do you think snowden will see the change he hoped for or will people stand up against programs like prism yeah i think so i think it's having an enormous impact and we're we're going to see it in the next few election cycles as. politicians begin to really understand that this is not something they can get away with anymore the public is quite united in opposition t

there was protest in support of whistleblowers such as julian assange bradley manning and edward snowden have taken place around the world in recent years are teammates one woman who chose a different way of show her support for the movement. she's a lawyer she's got a ph d. in international law and she was a lecturer but she's also posed for glamour calendars what some would say would be provocative or racy photos of her age she says is to raise funds and awareness for the works of whistleblowers and other activists like that today we're joined by dr roles live fuller thanks very much for joining us today but what i'd like to know is why did you choose this matter of getting awareness why not another way well actually i have written articles on whistleblowers in the military so i have actually written quite a lengthy article is that are going to be published but i really thought that in order to make a difference to these with employers who as we know are in jail or you know at the moment i needed to involve myself in a more material way and i thought well how can i do something that is

numerous protests in support of whistleblowers such as julian a song bradley manning and edward snowden have taken place around the world in recent years our team meets one woman who chose a different way to show her support for the movement. she's a lawyer she's got a ph d. in international law and she was a lecturer but she's also posed for glamour what some would say would be provocative or racy photos of her age she says is to raise funds and awareness for the works of whistleblowers and other activists like that today we're joined by dr roles live fuller thanks very much for joining us today but what i'd like to know is why did you choose this matter of getting awareness why not another way well actually i have written articles on whistleblowers in the military so i have actually written quite lengthy articles that are going to be published but i really thought that in order to make a difference to these with employers who as we know are in jail or. at the moment i needed to involve myself in a more material way and i thought well how can i do something that isn't just a matter of

. >> julian assange, what is your response to the verdict? symbol. important bradley manning'scarceration is also important some all. .radley manning is now a martyr you did not choose to be a martyr. i don't think it is a proper way r activists to behave to choose to be martyrs. men, allegedly in the case of bradley manning and clearly in the case of edward snowden, have risked their freedom, risked their of us.or all that makes them heroes. in a statement just released this morning, radley manning thanked supporters and announced lands to live as a woman under the name chelsea manning. manning said -- tens of thousands gathered in washington, d.c. on saturday to mark the 50th anniversary of the march on washington for jobs and freedom, originally held on august 28, 1963. democratic congress member john lewis of georgia o'neill the surviving speaker from the 1963 march, said the struggle for racial and economic justice continues today. >> we are one people, one family, one house. we all live in the same house. [applause] so i say to you, my brothers and .isters, we cannot give