WHAT I$ YOUR PRIVACY WORTH?

What is your privacy really worth? Are you prepared to find out? Join us as we explore what privacy is really worth and how far some people are willing to go to protect the privacy of others. 

In countries around the world, corruption filters through all levels of society. Ghanaian investigative journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas will join us, and we will also hear from Right Livelihood Award laureate, and Azerbaijani investigative journalist, Khadija Ismayilova about how their work against corruption has affected their lives.

Location: Norrsken House, Birger Jarlsgatan 57c

Event tickets: Townhall event space
Livestream only tickets: Moon event space

The whistleblower Edward Snowden (USA) received the Right Livelihood Award in 2014 “for his courage and skill in revealing the unprecedented extent of state surveillance violating basic democratic processes and constitutional rights.”

Snowden is a technologist, and former CIA officer and NSA contractor. When he discovered classified evidence that the U.S. government was secretly operating a global system of mass surveillance in violation of human rights standards and international law, he revealed it to the press, an act for which his home country is pursuing him on criminal charges.

Snowden's actions have precipitated an intense global debate on privacy and surveillance. They have also led to historic rulings on privacy and to changes in policies and technologies.

Due to travel restrictions, Edward Snowden will join us via live video link from Russia.