Politics5 years ago
Assange supporters fighting his US extradition
Julian Assange is currently on trial facing extradition to the United States where he could be sentenced to 175 years in prison on espionage and hacking charges.
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Extradition delayed but WikiLeaks founder Assange to remain jailed
UK court to consider Assange’s last-ditch bid to fight extradition
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Reports5 years ago
Pro-assange march held in london ahead of extradition hearing
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Foreign Policy5 years ago
What does the UK excel at most? Hypocrisy
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Politics5 years ago
WikiLeaks’ Assange 'suffering from psychological torture'
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News Bulletin5 years ago
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Press Release6 years ago
'Trump has no authority to make comments about 9/11'
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Interviews6 years ago
Assange exposed US war crimes: Analyst
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Politics6 years ago
Assange aimed to harm US: Prosecutors
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Moreno: Assange used Ecuador’s London Embassy for spying
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