Sweden Drops Assange Rape Case
Probe led to WikiLeaks founder’s asylum in Ecuadorian embassy
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Off Limits: Death to Journalists
Julian Assange could face death penalty if convicted of espionage
Assange Hit With Espionage Act Violations As DoJ Unveils 17 New Charges
Will face a maximum of 10 years for each charge
Swedish Prosecutor Requests Assange’s Detention Over Rape Allegation
WikiLeaks founder could be detained in abstentia
Yes, Julian Assange Is a Journalist — But That Shouldn’t Matter
The Bill of Rights doesn’t mention that freedom of speech is restricted to a special class of establishment journalists
Ecuador’s President Claims Assange Tried to Use Embassy to Spy
President Moreno claims Assange leaked documents about his personal life
Report: Ecuador Handed Over Assange For Trade Deal With US
Ecuadorian president reportedly lost patience with Wikileaks founder
Facebook Removes Page Of Ecuador’s Former President On Same Day As Assange’s Arrest
Prior to the removal of the page, Correa lambasted his successor in a series of posts
Mystery: Assange Shouts ‘Resist’ and Yells Message to Trump Administration
Carries copy of Gore Vidal’s “History of the National Security State” while being dragged out
Julian Assange And Wikileaks Say Michael Cohen Is Lying About Roger Stone
MSM pushing lies to damage those who support Trump.
UN panel concludes Assange detention illegal: Sweden
‘Sweden says a ruling by a United Nations panel has described the detention of the founder of whistleblower website WikiLeaks in the Ecuadorian embassy in London as “illegal.” Julian Assange complained in September 2014 to the United Nations that he was being “arbitrarily detained” and “deprived of his liberty” as he could not leave the […]
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New Statue in Germany Illustrates Just How Much the Rest of the World Opposes the U.S. Police State
‘This past Friday life-size bronze statues of Edward Snowden, Julian Assange and Chelsea Manning were unveiled in Berlin’s Alexanderplatz Square in front of German politicians and activists. In Germany and much of the world, the […]