Julian Assange just revealed exactly WHAT he said in his plea bargain
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange said on Tuesday 1 October he was released after years of incarceration only because he pleaded ...
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Julian Assange: reflections on politics, publishing, and power
In 2011, on a bright, cold day in May, whilst enduring house arrest on a resplendent Norfolk estate that nonetheless ...
Liberal media perspectives on geopolitics are delusional. WikiLeaks was punished for exposing this fact.
Noam Chomsky perfectly summarised the liberal media thusly: The media are a corporate monopoly. These are days of vast conspiracy ...
Assange: a huge win for journalistic freedom – but a huge loss for survivors
Content warning: this article discusses rape and sexual assault in detail. Reader discretion is advised. On Tuesday 25 June, we learned ...
Assange’s release also exposes Starmer – born and raised to be a US/UK establishment-pleasing flunkey
This archaic method of British democracy — soon to be disowned by the Tories in opposition when they realise proportional ...
People are rightly celebrating Julian Assange’s freedom – but it came at a price
UK authorities, at the behest of the US, have released Julian Assange from Belmarsh prison. But that freedom comes at ...
BREAKING: Julian Assange has AT LEAST another three weeks before a court will tell him his fate
The UK High Court has ruled that jailed publisher Julian Assange MAY be able to stop his extradition to the ...
BREAKING: activists occupy Royal Courts of Justice over Assange, XR, climate trials, and protesters’ legal rights
On Wednesday 21 February, over 100 people gathered within the central hall at the Royal Courts of Justice, London, to ...
While Assange is in court, the government will also be trying to remove a crucial legal defence for activists
On 21 February at the Royal Courts of Justice, London, on the application of the Attorney General, the Court of ...
As ‘Day X’ approaches, do you really want to be on the wrong side of history?
Next week, jailed journalist Julian Assange will have an appeal hearing in London. It could be the last attempt to ...
If Wikileaks is the enemy, then the true criminals are perpetrating a powerful feat of optics
When Julian Assange was disgracefully arrested in 2019, he shouted, as he was dragged out of the Ecuadorean Embassy with ...
Julian Assange: sabotage is solidarity where telling the truth is treason
Julian Assange is a martyr for international peace and will surely be retrospectively vindicated in time. He is a rare ...
Judge refuses fresh evidence in Assange appeal, but there are at least two Get Out Of Jail cards
On 8 June, high court judge Jonathan Swift announced that WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange's appeal against extradition to the US ...
The UK was complicit in Guantanamo detainee Abu Zubaydah’s torture. His lawyer says reparations should follow.
Warning: this article contains links to graphic images and descriptions of torture. Earlier in May, the Canary reported on the ...
Lawyers optimistic about Assange’s fate as Australian PM prepares to meet Sunak and Biden
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange remains incarcerated in Belmarsh prison. 11 April 2023 marked the fourth anniversary of his imprisonment in ...
New developments may prove a game-changer for Julian Assange
Recent revelations have possibly thrown a huge spanner into the prosecution of publisher Julian Assange. Arguably, the entire case now ...
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