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Tag Archives: Wikileaks
Evidence mounts of irregularities in UK court procedures in Assange extradition case
The second of two articles examining Julian Assange’s upcoming extradition trial. The first article in this series proposed that there are at least six legal reasons why the extradition request by the US against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange should be … Continue reading
Posted in Intelligence, Resistance
Tagged Emma Arbuthnot, extradition, Julian Assange, Wikileaks
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Six legal arguments show why the US extradition of Julian Assange should be denied
The first of two articles examining Julian Assange’s upcoming extradition trial. There are at least six legal reasons why the extradition request by the US against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange should be dismissed by the UK courts. The main extradition … Continue reading
Posted in Intelligence, Resistance, Surveillance
Tagged extradition, Julian Assange, Wikileaks
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Over 60 doctors warn Julian Assange ‘could die in prison’, due to Tory contempt
More than 60 doctors have written a letter to UK home secretary Priti Patel and shadow home secretary Diane Abbott. The letter warns that WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange could die in prison unless action is taken immediately. To read more, … Continue reading
UK authorities have just provided the perfect reason why Assange’s extradition should end
A UK authority may have just provided the perfect reason for dismissing the US extradition request for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. Court hearing At a 21 October court hearing, Assange’s lawyers made it clear to district judge Vanessa Baraitser that … Continue reading
Posted in Government, Intelligence
Tagged Ecuador, extradition, Julian Assange, Spain, Wikileaks
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Julian Assange’s lawyers were placed under surveillance. But that’s not the whole story.
A private security company organised 24/7 surveillance of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange during his stay at the Ecuadorian embassy in London. This included confidential meetings between Assange and members of his legal team. The surveillance was provided directly to the … Continue reading
Posted in Government, Intelligence
Tagged Ecuador, Julian Assange, Spain, UC Global, Wikileaks
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Judge’s ruling throws huge spanner into US extradition proceedings against Assange
A US judge has ruled that WikiLeaks was fully entitled to publish the Democratic National Congress (DNC) emails, which means no law was broken. The ruling is highly significant as it could impact upon the US extradition proceedings against WikiLeaks … Continue reading
Posted in Intelligence
Tagged Chelsea Manning, extradition, Julian Assange, Wikileaks
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The US criminalisation of WikiLeaks can lead to only one outcome: journalists beware
The UK and Canadian governments have just hosted a jamboree in London on ‘defending media freedom’. Australia’s foreign minister Marise Payne attended. The irony is that in the same city languishes an Australian citizen with a freshly renewed passport: WikiLeaks … Continue reading
Posted in Intelligence, Media, Resistance
Tagged extradition, journalists, Julian Assange, Wikileaks
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UN Rapporteur questions Assange judge’s role as more conflict of interest evidence emerges
A search of WikiLeaks suggests one of the judges overseeing Julian Assange‘s pre-extradition hearings may be compromised via family and business links to the UK intelligence and defence establishment. An earlier article in The Canary highlighted some of those links. … Continue reading
Assange judge refuses to step down, despite evidence of intelligence and defence links
Accusations of a conflict of interest have emerged regarding the judge presiding over the pre-extradition hearings of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. Indeed, there appears to be overwhelming evidence of family links to the defence industry, to a vocal critic of … Continue reading
Extradition attempts against Assange turn to farce as US prosecution seeks help of convicted paedophile
US authorities are reportedly preparing to use a convicted paedophile as a prosecution witness against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. To read more, click here.
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