Ejovi Sues Japan
Yep, Ejovi Nuwere, that hacker-cracker-turned-security-professional, has sued the government of Japan for refusing to allow him to travel to the country to speak about the security problems with Japan’s national databank. The grounds for the suit is Article 21 of…
Yep, Ejovi Nuwere, that hacker-cracker-turned-security-professional, has sued the government of Japan for refusing to allow him to travel to the country to speak about the security problems with Japan’s national databank. The grounds for the suit is Article 21 of Japan’s constitution, which guarentees Ejovi’s freedom of speech.
When I read articles like this, it makes me proud to live in the United States, where constitutional guarentees to freedom of speech are seriously upheld—except for Islamic Scholars who might be a threat to national security like Tariq Ramadan, that is.