killing julian assange: justice denied when exposing official
The treatment of WikiLeaks Julian Assange continues and many observers are citing his case where rule of law is being subordinated to political expediency.. ..…
The treatment of WikiLeaks Julian Assange continues and many observers are citing his case where rule of law is being subordinated to political expediency.. ..…
The treatment of WikiLeaks Julian Assange continues and many observers are citing his case where rule of law is being subordinated to political expediency.. ..…
With Julian Assange facing extradition from Britain to U.S for publishing classified secrets, Elizabeth Vos reflects on the parallel and divergent case of Chilean dictator... ..…
He listened intently as Ben Brandon, the prosecutor, seated at narrow wooden table, had committed and called for his extradition to United States to face charges that could in sentence of 175 years. ..…
The extradition hearing to decide whether Wikileaks Julian Assange should be sent to United States to face accusations including spying charges will take place February next year, London court ruled on Friday.. ..…
Warring Against Sources Australian National Security State, Journalism and the Public Interest by Binoy Kampmark June 5th, 2019. ..…
They also included journalists such as Alan Rusbridger, former editor of Guardian Masha Gessen of New Yorker MSNBC host Rachel Maddow and the editorial boards of New York Times and Washington Post. ..…
a United Nations rapporteur said Wikileaks founder was displaying extreme stress, anxiety and intense psychological trauma after years of being subjected to progressively severe forms of cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment... ..…
WikiLeaks Julian Assange has suffered psychological torture from campaign against him by the media, judges and senior political figures, UN expert says. score= -170.0 > Breaking News. ×... ..…
In Donald Trump’s Fortress America, Assange is the toxic one! The U.S. can’t tolerate WikiLeaks’ delivery of the documented cold hard truth: a direct assault on American militarism’s super-toxic hyper-masculinity. . ..…
Federal prosecutors accused WikiLeaks Julian Assange of violating Espionage Act as part of indictment charging him on 17 counts addition to the single count unsealed in early April.. ..…
Once the extradition issue is resolved, and presuming that he ends up in United States, Assange will be brought before Federal Court in. ..…
By publishing military and diplomatic files in, Justice Department on Thursday charged WikiLeaks Julian Assange with violating the US Espionage Act2010, that he is journalist.. ..…
In indictment, Alexandria, Virginia, has accused Assange of breaking the law by inducing Army Pvt. ..…
Obama officials like Michael Hayden, James Clapper John Brennan, and Jim Schuto who now have primetime spots on network news channels to demonize, propagandize, slander, demean and gush over the arrest of Julian Assange... ..…
Asked at preliminary hearing at Westminster Magistrates Court whether he agreed to be extradited to United States, Assange, appearing via video link from British prison, said. ..…
The Swedes’ first priority was not questioning Assange; it was getting him to Sweden with the option of onward extradition to the US. Assange was saying, “Let’s get rid of an entirely irrelevant third-party that is preventing an investigation into the allegations on their own terms.”..…
First Amendment of US Constitution, adopted on December 15, 1791, prevents the government from making laws. ..…
The arrest of this Internet activist took place in London on April 9 from the Ecuador Embassy on two warrants—one from the U.K. and other from the US. . Assange faces a U.S warrant of December 2017 relating to his alleged conspiracy with Chelsea Manning, the Army intelligence analyst, who..…
The United States has agreed not to seek the penalty against WikiLeaks Julian Assange covert negotiations with UK and Ecuador to get him evicted from South American London, .. ..…
It alleges he was part of a conspiracy to access a computer without authorization in order to obtain classified information that “could be used to the injury of the United States.” Assange faces five years in prison if convicted. . Assange’s April 11 arrest was based on two..…
For seven years, from Julian Assange first sought refuge in Ecuadorean London, ing us we were wrong, that we were conspiracy theorists. ..…
If extradited to the United States, Assange will be on trial for alleged crimes he committed while not even in the country. ... Sam Varghese, “Use “special ties” to stop US Assange extradition, Greens tell govt” , ITWire, 12 April 2019:..…
Nils Melzer, UN special rapporteur on torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment, warned that the sheet against Assange could be expanded if London sends him back to the US and that the penalty was obviously very serious concern., .. ..…
Ecuadoreans have taken to the in Quito against the arrest of WikiLeaks Julian Assange in London.. ..…
“This precedent means that any journalist can be extradited for prosecution in the United States for having published truthful information about the United States.” . . Assange, however, is an unpleasant character, which makes it difficult for many to defend. ..…
Australian consular officials plan to visit WikiLeaks in London jail on Friday day after he was arrested at Ecuadorian Embassy where he'd been holed up nearly seven years. ..…
On Thursday, WikiLeaks Julian Assange was arrested by UK police inside Ecuadorian London, where he was granted political asylum in 2012. ..…
The Seven Years of Lies About Assange wo not Stop Now.. ..…
The arrests, after nearly seven years holed up in a few cramped rooms at the embassy, mark one of the most peculiar turns in a tumultuous life that has transformed the Australian programmer into a rebel wanted by the United States. . Assange's supporters said Ecuador had betrayed..…
UNITED STATES . Assange’s U.S. indictment arose from a long-running criminal investigation dating back to the administration of former President Barack Obama. ..…
His arrest paved the way for his possible extradition to the United States. . Assange’s indictment arose from a criminal investigation dating back to former President Barack Obama’s administration. . ..…
When referring to an alleged “password-cracking agreement” between Assange and Manning, the indictment contends, “Assange knew that Manning was providing WikiLeaks with classified records containing national defense information of the United States. Assange was knowingly..…
LONDON - WikiLeaks Julian Assange was arrested by British police on Thursday after Ecuador withdrew his asylum. ..…
He looked similarly pale as to how he did in 2013, and he cut more shocking figure. Most prisoners would have had room to move in The Ecuadorean London offered modest space and access to sun light. Hospitality of late was in short supply.. ..…
By commenting on scandal linking Ecuadorian President Lenin Moreno Tuesday he would decide in the short term the fate of Julian Assange after claiming that WikiLeaks had repeatedly violated the terms of Assange's asylum Ecuador's London embassy Panamanian investment company with Moreno and his family.. ..…
The question it asks remains source of ongoing interest and curiosity about the role played by WikiLeaks in the information wars. ..…
The UK government, by ignoring the UN ruling that indicated Assange’s situation at the embassy as arbitrary detention, refuses to give assurance that they will not extradite him to the US. . Assange is a revolutionary of our times. He sacrificed his liberty in order to give civilization a..…