Assange extradition decision is ‘press freedom case of the century’
Julian Assange’s future will be defined by the “political will” of UK officials, WikiLeaks founder Stella Assange’s wife said at
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Journalists demand freedom for Assange on World Press Freedom Day
Julian Assange is under arrest for the “crime” of revealing “secrets of the war machines of the great powers, in
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Popular movements call for freedom for Assange in public letter
Entities such as the International Assembly of Peoples (AIP), Articulation of Indigenous Peoples of Brazil (APIB), Central Única dos Trabalhadores
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British judiciary to authorize Assange’s extradition to the US on the 20th, says WikiLeaks
On the 20th of April, the Westminster Magistrates Court will decide on the extradition of Julian Assange to the United
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British oil company announces Russian state-owned company’s exit from the sector
British oil company BP announced this Sunday (27) that it intends to discontinue its 19.75% stake in Russian company Rosneft.
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Act for the freedom of Assange in Brasilia takes place at the US and UK embassies
Social movements and trade unions carry out an act in defense of the freedom of Julian Assange, creator of the
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UK “pushes” Brazil to use pesticides that it vetoed in its territory, says report
“The UK is exporting its pesticide footprint to other countries.” This is how the British newspaper The Guardian begins a
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Queen Elizabeth II tests positive for Covid-19 in the UK
According to information released this Sunday (20/02) by Buckingham Palace in London, Queen Elizabeth II tested positive for coronavirus. Until
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Assange could appeal extradition to the US in the Supreme Court, decides British justice
London’s High Court ruled on Monday that Julian Assange could appeal to the British Supreme Court over his possible extradition
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Article | Assange: a collusion for extradition
Press freedom and human rights defenders are upset and concerned about the decision of a British court that, reversing a
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