UK/US ‘justice’ – Assange extradition hearing
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It all seemed rigged from the start
Assange appeal fails
New Australian government – No change in policy
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/6/20/australian-pm-rejects-calls-intervene-julian-assange-case
Albanese rejects call to intervene
What awaits Julian
“Mental Health Units” in Prison Are Solitary Confinement by Another Name
“Mental Health Units” in Prison Are Solitary by Another Name, Activists Say
Assange was the first
Parliament is debating a national security bill which could undermine the basis of national security reporting and ultimately throw journalists in jail for life.
A person convicted under the new offense of “obtaining or disclosing protected information,” defined in Section 1 of National Security Bill 2022, faces a fine, life imprisonment, or both.
“Protected information” is defined as any “restricted material” and it need not even be classified.
Like Pilate, the new Labor Party government of Australia washes its hands of any responsibility
https://declassifiedaus.org/2022/08/08/labor-and-assange-burying-the-politics/
The media won’t publicise it but today there is a global protest in support of Julian Assange.
Hands Around Parliament to oppose the extradition of Julian Assange.
LONDON
https://dontextraditeassange.com/human-chain/ELSEWHERE
https://handsoffassange.com/protests/300 medical experts from around the world, issued an open letter on Monday to British Home Secretary Suella Braveman and US Attorney General Merrick Garland, insisting that they immediately halt the state persecution of Julian Assange and free him unconditionally.
Another welcomed essay on the persecution of Assange
In jail but not forgotten
Video interview with his wife
US campaign to vilify Assange
“For daring to publish evidence of US war crimes, Assange now sits in the high-security Belmarsh prison in London, at risk of being extradited to the US within the next few weeks. The prospects for a fair trial range from miniscule to zero.”
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