According to the Oriental Daily News on Wednesday, Edward Snowden might still be in Hong Kong after all and looking for legal help. The Chinese-language newspaper reported Friday that the American contractor claiming to have leaked details of a top-secret National Security Agency surveillance program is seeking the help of human-rights organizations and lawyers in Hong Kong. Snowden has reportedly moved from the Mira hotel, where he’s said to have checked out Monday, to a safe house while plotting his next move.
According to the Oriental Daily News on Wednesday, Edward Snowden might still be in Hong Kong after all and looking for legal help. The Chinese-language newspaper reported Friday that the American contractor claiming to have leaked details of a top-secret National Security Agency surveillance program is seeking the help of human-rights organizations and lawyers in Hong Kong. Snowden has reportedly moved from the Mira hotel, where he’s said to have checked out Monday, to a safe house while plotting his next move.
