WikiLeaks
Some of the key events about WikiLeaks
- 2006Released confidential documents exposing corruption in the Kenyan government
- 2007Published operating procedures for the Guantanamo Bay detention camp
- 2007Published classified procedures for Camp Delta at Guantanamo Bay
- 2008Released documents revealing alleged illegal activities of Swiss bank Julius Baer
- 2008Released Sarah Palin's private Yahoo email account contents
- 2009Published over 500,000 pager messages related to the 9/11 attacks
- 2010Released the "Collateral Murder" video showing a US helicopter attack in Baghdad
- 2010Published the Afghan War Diary, a collection of over 91,000 reports covering the war in Afghanistan
- 2010Released the Iraq War Logs, containing 391,832 reports documenting the Iraq War
- 2010Published classified US diplomatic cables in the "Cablegate" release
- 2010Published classified US military logs from the Afghanistan War
- 2010Released classified US State Department diplomatic cables
- 2011Released the Guantanamo Bay files, detailing the treatment of detainees
- 2012Published millions of Syrian political emails during ongoing civil conflict
- 2016Published emails and documents from the Democratic National Committee
- 2016Released nearly 20,000 emails from Democratic National Committee servers
- 2016Published emails from Hillary Clinton's campaign chairman's personal Gmail account
- 2017Released CIA hacking tools and cyber weapons
- 2017Published confidential Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee documents
- 2019Released hundreds of thousands of chat messages from Russian officials and diplomats
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