Surveillance after Snowden: National Security and the Limits of Freedom of Expression
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Past Event
For an audio recording of this past event, go to the PEN Canada website
Audio is hosted by PEN at
http://pencanada.ca/event/audio-surveillance-after-snowden/
PEN Canada and the Toronto Reference Library
Invite you to a panel discussion on
"Surveillance after Snowden:
National Security and the Limits of Freedom of Expression"
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Who: Jesse Brown, a CBC journalist and columnist for Toronto Life, will moderate a panel that will include, Ron Deibert, Colin Freeze, and Wesley Wark.
What: How should a democracy balance national security with freedom of expression? Are government programs that capture and analyse metadata, or acquire private information from foreign intelligence agencies, worth the loss of our rights to privacy and free speech?
Where: The Atrium of the Toronto Reference Library, 789 Yonge Street, Toronto (Yonge and Bloor)
When: Friday Feb 28th, 2014, 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Why: To celebrate 30 years of Freedom to Read Week.
How: A ten dollar donation to PEN is requested to support the work of PEN Canada.
2 thoughts on “Surveillance after Snowden: National Security and the Limits of Freedom of Expression”
is there a podcast recording for those who were not able to be there?
Hi –
Yes, there is an audio recording of the recent panel discussion, and it is hosted on the PEN Canada Website.
Please follow the link:
http://pencanada.ca/event/audio-surveillance-after-snowden/
Click on the ‘play triangle’ close to the bottom of the page.
Thank you for your interest.