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Thanks to his act of conscience, America's surveillance programs have been subjected to democratic scrutiny, the NSA's surveillance powers were reined in for the first time in decades, and technology companies around the world are newly invigorated to protect their customers and strengthen our communications infrastructure. <\/p>\n
Snowden should be hailed as a hero. Instead, he is exiled in Moscow, and faces decades in prison under World War One-era charges that treat him like a spy. Ed stood up for us, and it's time for us to stand up for him. Urge President Obama to pardon Edward Snowden, and let him come home with dignity. <\/p>\n
Our ranks include lawyers, policy experts, technologists, civil rights advocates, artists, and cryptographers who are committed to human rights and open societies. <\/p>\n
Attorney General Eric Holder <\/p>\n
Steve Wozniak, Apple co-founder <\/p>\n
Margaret Sullivan, Columnist, The Washington Post <\/p>\n
U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders <\/p>\n
Noam Chomsky, MIT Professor, American linguist, philosopher, cognitive scientist and historian <\/p>\n
Dr. Cornel West, American Philosopher and Professor Emeritus at Princeton University <\/p>\n
Lawrence Lessig, Roy L. Furman Professor of Law and Leadership, Harvard Law School <\/p>\n
Brad Smith, Microsoft president and chief legal counsel <\/p>\n
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