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Demand Accountability for Mishandling Sensitive Documents and Normalizing Authoritarian Regimes
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Target: U.S. Congress, White House, State Department, Department of Justice
Goal: We call for a full investigation into the mishandling of sensitive government documents and demand transparency and accountability from those responsible. Furthermore, we urge U.S. officials to uphold international law and human rights by refusing to legi
On the occasion of the Trump-Putin summit in Anchorage, Alaska, hotel guests discovered eight pages of sensitive summit documents left in a public printer. These documents included schedules, seating charts, staff contact information, and details of private meetings between U.S. and Russian officials. The careless handling of such information not only jeopardizes national security but also demonstrates a troubling lack of professionalism and oversight.
Equally concerning is the decision to host Vladimir Putin—who is under an International Criminal Court arrest warrant for war crimes—on U.S. soil, effectively allowing him to evade international justice and break out of isolation. The summit, which included plans to honor Putin with a formal lunch and gifts, sent a dangerous message of normalization and acceptance of authoritarianism.
We demand immediate action to investigate this security breach, implement stronger protocols for handling sensitive information, and reaffirm the United States' commitment to international law and human rights. The American people deserve transparency, accountability, and leadership that stands against impunity and authoritarianism.
Key Demands
- Conduct an independent investigation into the mishandling of sensitive summit documents and publicly release the findings.
- Hold accountable all officials responsible for the security breach, including disciplinary or legal action as appropriate.
- Implement stricter protocols and training for government staff on the handling of sensitive information.
- Commit to refusing official honors or state visits for leaders under international indictment for war crimes.
- Reaffirm U.S. support for international law, human rights, and the International Criminal Court.
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