The founder of Wikileaks, Julian Assange, waves to photographers as he leaves Southwark court in London (United Kingdom) in a police vehicle, this Wednesday. The British Justice this Wednesday sentenced the Australian computer scientist Julian Assange to a 50-week prison sentence for having violated the conditions of probation in this country in 2012 regarding a … Read more
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is being prosecuted for releasing names of sources rather than his political views, lawyers representing the United States said today, as Assange fights to stop his extradition from Britain. What does the US stand for? US prosecutors are seeking to bring 52-year-old Assange to trial over WikiLeaks’ release of important classified … Read more
Moscow, February 20 (EFE).- The United Kingdom cannot extradite the founder of WikiLeaks, Julian Assange, to the United States, because the crime he is accused of is of a political nature and this contradicts the extradition agreements in force between London and Washington, he declared. this Tuesday the former CIA analyst who has taken refuge … Read more
Article Lawyers launch final appeal for Assange’s extradition to U.S. London — Julian Assange’s lawyers have made their final appeal to a U.K. court against the plans to extradite the WikiLeaks founder to the U.S. to face espionage charges. Assange, who has been imprisoned in London for almost five years, used WikiLeaks to publish a … Read more
AFP NOS News•today, 09:41•Changed today, 10:22 Arjen van der Horst United Kingdom correspondent Meike Wijers Australia correspondent Arjen van der Horst United Kingdom correspondent Meike Wijers Australia correspondent The end is approaching for one of the UK’s longest-running legal battles. Today, a two-day hearing begins in the British Supreme Court in which Julian Assange tries … Read more
For members of the media elite and high-level politicians in Washington, the annual White House Correspondents Association Dinner is an opportunity to chat and show mutual solidarity. They usually present themselves as defenders of the First Amendment to the US Constitution, even though government after government has systematically trampled on them in the interests of … Read more
Vivienne Westwood (Vivienne WestwoodVivian Isabel Swire was born on April 8, 1941 in Derbyshire, an ancient town in the East Midlands, England.(Vivienne Isabel Swire) Vivian took the surname Westwood after her first husband, Derek Westwood, whom they married in 1962. Vivienne and Derek’s relationship ends when she meets British actor Malcolm McLaren. Visual artist, singer, … Read more
British authorities have launched WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange after 5 years in pre-trial detention after US authorities waived his extradition on account of a plea deal. Though the primary information was that Assange was already on his technique to Australia, the WikiLeaks founder just isn’t touring there straight: he’ll first go to the Pacific island … Read more
With the special participation of Pablo Julio Mugnaini, we will talk about the national strike carried out by indigenous people in Ecuador grouped in the Confederation of Indigenous Nationalities of Ecuador (Conaie) and the illegal imprisonment of its president, the indigenous leader Leonidas Iza. Gloria Ramírez, former senator from Colombia, will give us a report … Read more
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LONDON, KOMPAS.com – The British government on Friday (17/6/2022) approved the extradition of the founder of WikiLeaks, Julian Assangeto the United States (US) for trial for publication file secrets relating to the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. British Home Secretary Priti Patel said Julian Assange had 14 days to appeal the decision. Supporters of Julian Assange … Read more