WikiLeaks is a multi-jurisdictional public service designed to protect whistleblowers, journalists and activists who have sensitive materials to communicate to the public. Since July 2007, they have worked across the globe to obtain, publish and defend such materials, and, also, to fight in the legal and political spheres for the broader principles on which our work is based: the integrity of our common historical record and the rights of all peoples to create new history.
The question is which countries have the most leaks, what you need to ‘How Leaky is your Country’ by Ben Blundell here at CASA, University College London.
Written in HTML 5 the site trawls WikiLeaks daily and maps the outputs, it is well worth a look. Go to http://www.section9.co.uk/wikileaks for full info (it works best in Chrome).
A deeper analysis is forthcoming along with various new features, this is purely a first stage but an interesting one….
