Legal & Policy

EFF Condemns FBI Search of Washington Post Reporter's Home

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The FBI conducted a search of Washington Post reporter Hannah Natanson's home and seized her devices, an action condemned by the EFF and 30 other organizations as a severe breach of press freedom. This incident highlights the threat to journalists' rights and the publicG??s right to information, urging Congress to take measures like passing the PRESS Act to protect journalists from government surveillance and source revelation compulsion. Content creators should be aware of these risks and advocate for legal protections that safeguard journalistic integrity and freedom.

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