The court stopping the extradition of Julian Assange seems like a win, but he’s not free; nor is he out of the woods.
“An International Scandal”: Chomsky Calls Out Australia Over Assange Treatment
According to Noam Chomsky, the abhorrent treatment of Julian Assange is the fault of many governments, including ours.
The Legal Narrative Funnel That’s Being Used to Extradite Assange
To his critics, Julian Assange’s arrest proves that he isn’t above the law. However, with his lawyers crying foul over his treatment, I’m wondering what law he actually broke.
The Persecution of Julian Assange Matters … Your Opinion of the Man Does Not
The unjust persecution of Julian Assange (and the knock-on effects the media will feel) should be the point we’re discussing—not your personal opinion of him.
In Refusing to Defend Assange, Mainstream Media Exposes Its True Nature
The defense of Julian Assange has largely been left to the individual. Noticeably, no media outlets have stood beside him. Their silence speaks volumes.
Moreno: Assange Can Remain at Embassy, So Long as He Doesn’t Practice Journalism
With the Ecuadorian President threatening to revoke Julian Assange’s political asylum if he continues to be Julian Assange, the future is desperately bleak.
Julian Assange Trolls Alt-Right with His “October Surprise”
The WikiLeaks presser was fizzer. Julian Assange eventually appeared, asked for employees, then left. Some people were best not pleased.