Global response to Snowden's asylum applications
LONDON - Former US spy agency contractor Edward Snowden, wanted by Washington on espionage charges for revealing the secret US electronic surveillance programme Prism, has applied for political asylum in more than a dozen countries.
The 30-year-old American remains in legal limbo in the transit area at Moscow's Sheremetyevo Airport. He has no legal travel documents and has made his asylum applications through a legal representative.
Here is a list of the countries which Snowden has asked for asylum, as published by WikiLeaks, and their reactions so far.
| 
 Outright rejections  | 
 Applications?  | 
 Willing in principle  | 
 No decisions  | 
| Brazil Finland Germany India Poland  | 
 Austria  | 
 Venezuela  | 
 Bolivia  | 
* Snowden has withdrawn his asylum application to Russia, according to the Kremlin.



























