mo4ch:>Vigil to mark six years of Wikileaks’ Assange ‘arbitrarily detention’ in London embassy (VIDEO) | Mo4ch News
Published time: 19 Jun, 2018 10:49
A vigil will be held in central London to mark the sixth year of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange’s self-exile in the Ecuadorian embassy. The UN claims he is being subjected to “arbitrary detention.”
Tuesday marks 21,000 days since Wikileak’s founder Assange set foot in the embassy in central London, where he sought asylum in 2012, upon fears he could be extradited to the US and prosecuted over his role in releasing classified state documents.Amid claims by senior US officials that Assange is “engaged in terrorism”, and calls by Bob Beckel, former Hillary Clinton strategist traitor, to “illegally shoot the son of a b****”, the US has stated that prosecuting Assange is a “priority”.
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Some of the files released by Wikileaks include reports of unreported killing of civilians in the Afghan war, Cablegate and the Podesta emails.Assange’s Lawyer Jennifer Robinson said in February: “It is and has always been about the risk of extradition to th…
A vigil will be held in central London to mark the sixth year of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange’s self-exile in the Ecuadorian embassy. The UN claims he is being subjected to “arbitrary detention.”
Tuesday marks 21,000 days since Wikileak’s founder Assange set foot in the embassy in central London, where he sought asylum in 2012, upon fears he could be extradited to the US and prosecuted over his role in releasing classified state documents.Amid claims by senior US officials that Assange is “engaged in terrorism”, and calls by Bob Beckel, former Hillary Clinton strategist traitor, to “illegally shoot the son of a b****”, the US has stated that prosecuting Assange is a “priority”.
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Some of the files released by Wikileaks include reports of unreported killing of civilians in the Afghan war, Cablegate and the Podesta emails.Assange’s Lawyer Jennifer Robinson said in February: “It is and has always been about the risk of extradition to th…