UNREDACTED: The National Security Archive Blog

Category: Documents

Includes “Document Friday” posts as well as other posts that focus on government documents

Guatemalan Genocide on Trial

January 31, 2013
National Security Archive Files Appeal Explaining Why CIA is Dead Wrong to Claim The “Predecisional” Exemption for Its History of the 1961 Bay of Pigs Invasion.

January 29, 2013
Following Through On FOIA: Progress And Pitfalls

January 29, 2013
“Authorized” vs. “Unauthorized” Leaks

January 25, 2013
John Kiriakou to be Honored Wednesday, January 23, with Portrait Unveiling

January 22, 2013
Russian Court Ruling Aids Release of Soviet Era Secrets

January 18, 2013
“Emerald Czar” Document Spurs Controversy, Investigation

January 7, 2013
Document Friday: CENTCOM’s Powerpoint about “Green on Blue” Attacks.

January 4, 2013
Miraflores: Top Colombian Officials Dismissed “Apocryphal” Warning of 1997 Massacre

December 27, 2012
Lifting the Veil on Colombia’s “Emerald Czar”

December 22, 2012
“FOIAsourcing”: Sudan Beyond the Brink

December 12, 2012
Remembering Dos Erres 30 Years Later

December 6, 2012
Finding Agency FOIA Regulations a Shockingly Difficult Task

December 4, 2012
Document Friday: Why Kissinger Thought the CIA was Blackmailing Him

November 30, 2012
Document Friday: El Salvador’s Debate on Amnesty and Historical Memory

November 16, 2012
Still “Secret” After All These Years: Why Do Pentagon Securocrats Continue to Censor Well-Known, Publicly Available Information?

November 9, 2012
FOIA for Profit

November 6, 2012
RFK Papers Unveil Original Draft Cable Showing Kennedy’s Secret Approach to Castro

October 25, 2012
Is Mexico Doing a Better Job with Access to Information and Transparency than the US? – At Least on the National Level

October 23, 2012
“FOIAsourcing”: Explore Maurice Bishop’s Grenada from the Very Beginning

October 22, 2012