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Tag Archives: Julian Assange
Journalists now fair game as police raid public broadcaster, following US hounding of Assange
In April, US authorities issued an extradition request for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, with warnings from The Canary and other media that this could presage a wider international clampdown on public-interest journalism. And that is exactly what now seems to … Continue reading
Posted in Government, Intelligence, Media
Tagged Afghanistan, Australia, Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Julian Assange, war crimes, Wikileaks
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A lawyer explains how the persecution of Julian Assange could spectacularly backfire
A lawyer who specialises in hacking and information security may have provided an argument as to why the US extradition of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange should not proceed. A legal expert has forensically destroyed the latest charges against Assange. Meanwhile, … Continue reading
Julian Assange prosecution should be dropped, says specialist extradition lawyer
The latest indictment issued by the US against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange includes 17 new charges. But a lawyer specialising in extradition argues that UK authorities should reject the case against Assange. Selective prosecution The 17 additional charges listed in … Continue reading
If the world’s media stands together, the prosecution of Assange will fail
The latest indictment issued by the US against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange includes 17 new charges. But a lawyer specialising in extradition argues that UK authorities should reject the case against Assange. To read more, click here.
Posted in Intelligence, Media, Resistance
Tagged Chelsea Manning, Julian Assange, Wikileaks
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The prosecution of Julian Assange could be severely compromised, agrees barrister
A barrister and adviser to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange argues that any intended prosecution of him by the US or Sweden may have been severely compromised. And as such, that would invalidate any extradition request from either of those countries. … Continue reading
FBI explains how Julian Assange may escape prosecution. And Chelsea Manning is key.
An FBI agent has made it clear that, regarding charges against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, further testimony from whistleblower Chelsea Manning will be critical to achieving a successful prosecution. Because if Manning keeps refusing to testify to the courts, the … Continue reading
Posted in Intelligence
Tagged Chelsea Manning, hacking, Julian Assange, passwords, US, Wikileaks
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Assange’s Australian legal adviser tells The Canary ‘We are now all on notice’
It is often forgotten that WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is an Australian citizen, who had his passport renewed late last year by then foreign minister Julie Bishop. Both his mother and father live in Australia. But because he’s a citizen … Continue reading
There’s a critical flaw in the US indictment against Julian Assange. It changes everything
Following the arrest of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, The Canary has examined the evidence available in relation to the US indictment against him. And we have reached the conclusion that the indictment is seriously flawed. But it’s not about Assange … Continue reading
Posted in Government, Intelligence
Tagged Chelsea Manning, Ecuador, extradition, Julian Assange, Wikileaks
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The attempted extradition of Julian Assange risks ‘criminalising journalism’
The Met Police has confirmed that the UK has received an extradition request from the US relating to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. This follows the arrest of Assange after Ecuador withdrew his asylum in its embassy. The US authorities have … Continue reading
Posted in Government, Intelligence
Tagged Ecuador, extradition, Julian Assange, Lenin Moreno, Wikileaks
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Julian Assange lodges legal claim to demand that US charges raised against him be unsealed
Lawyers for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange have filed an urgent application to the Inter-American Commission of Human Rights (IACHR), based in Washington DC. It directs the Trump administration to unseal charges secretly filed against him. They’re also asking the commission … Continue reading
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