Human chain to be formed around Parliament in support of Julian Assange Thousands of people will join the protest in Westminster on Saturday. The Independent UK · Oct 8, 2022
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange awarded ‘keys to Mexico City’ Assange’s brother says the move has reinvigorated the campaign to free the controversial figure. The Independent UK · Sep 16, 2022
Jailed WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange awarded keys to Mexico City as family lobbies for his release Mr Assange remains in London's Belmarsh Prison pending an appeal against his extradition to the United States. ABC News · Sep 15, 2022
WikiLeaks founder's family brings campaign to Mexico This week the objective was to insert mention of Julian Assange into a meeting between Mexico’s president and the United States’ top diplomat The Independent UK · Sep 15, 2022
Mexico invites relatives of Assange, Guevara to Independence Day Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Wednesday he had invited relatives of Julian Assange and Che Guevara to attend the country's independence day celebrations next week. Reuters · Sep 7, 2022
Trump likely to be charged with crime he said Assange, Snowden should be executed for, says right-wing legal pundit “In a monumental irony, both Julian Assange... and Edward Snowden... stand charged with the very same crimes that are likely to be brought against Mr Trump.” The Independent UK · Sep 1, 2022
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange files latest appeal in bid to stop extradition to United States The appeal argues Assange is being prosecuted and punished for his political opinions and for protected speech, and that the extradition request violates the US-UK Extradition Treaty and international law ABC News · Aug 26, 2022
Lawsuit alleges CIA got phone contents from Assange visitors Two lawyers and two journalists are suing the CIA, saying the agency obtained copies of the contents of their electronic devices and helped enable the recording of their meetings with WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange The Independent UK · Aug 16, 2022
CIA sued for allegedly surveilling Americans who met with Assange A group of lawyers and journalists are suing the CIA, alleging that their privacy rights were violated. Al Jazeera · Aug 15, 2022
You don't have to be a spy to violate the Espionage Act – and other crucial facts about the law Trump may have broken The federal court-authorized search of former President Donald Trump’s Florida estate has brought renewed attention to the obscure but infamous law known as the Espionage Act of 1917. A section of the law was listed as one of three potential violations under Justice Department investigation. The Conversation · Aug 15, 2022
CIA sued over alleged spying on lawyers, journalists who met Assange A group of journalists and lawyers sued the CIA and its former director Mike Pompeo over allegations the intelligence agency spied on them when they visited WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange during his stay in Ecuador's embassy in London. Reuters · Aug 15, 2022
Journalists and lawyers file lawsuit against CIA over ‘spying’ on Assange visits The WikiLeaks founder is being held in London’s Belmarsh prison as he fights extradition to the US. The Independent UK · Aug 15, 2022
Jeremy Corbyn and TV stars join as hundreds march in Manchester to commemorate Peterloo Massacre Julie Hesmondhalgh and Maxine Peake were also among those who gave speeches Manchester Evening News · Aug 14, 2022
Assange family barred from taking book about WikiLeaks founder into Australia’s parliament Family planned to distribute book, deemed ‘protest material’ by security, to MPs and media as they urged government to intervene in proposed extradition The Guardian - AU · Aug 5, 2022
AAP · Aug 4, 2022 Calls to end Assange 'slow-motion' murder Julian Assange's brother and father are calling for help to end the Wikileaks founder's incarceration in Belmarsh prison in the United Kingdom.
The Guardian - AU · Aug 4, 2022 Julian Assange’s family urge Anthony Albanese to intervene before US extradition John and Gabriel Shipton say they’re frustrated at the lack of progress in WikiLeaks founder’s case since Labor was elected
The National (Scotland) · Aug 3, 2022 Human chain to be formed around UK Parliament in support of Julian Assange More than 1000 people have signed up to form a human chain around the UK Parliament in support of Julian Assange.
Salon · Aug 2, 2022 Whistleblowers and the road to tyranny Daniel Hale is in a supermax prison for telling the truth about America's drone war. That prison awaits us all
Reason · Aug 1, 2022 Proposed Bill Would Protect Journalists Like Julian Assange From Espionage Charges A senator and two congressmen team up to help protect whistleblowers from vindictive prosecution.
The Guardian - AU · Jul 31, 2022 PM says voice referendum should be ‘unifying moment’ – as it happened This blog is now closed
Reuters · Jul 18, 2022 Mexican president renewed asylum offer for Assange in letter to Biden Mexico's President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Monday he gave a letter to U.S. President Joe Biden where he defended Julian Assange's innocence and renewed a previous offer of asylum to the WikiLeaks founder.
Salon · Jul 14, 2022 Ex-C.I.A. convicted of espionage Joshua Schulte was convicted Wednesday for one of the biggest acts of espionage in American History
The Independent UK · Jul 11, 2022 Mexico, US presidents to meet amid newly tense relationship Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador is visiting Washington on Tuesday to meet with President Joe Biden
The Guardian - UK · Jul 10, 2022 Ithaka review – intriguing portrait of the campaign to free Julian Assange The WikiLeaks founder’s father John Shipton and fiancee Stella Moris and take centre stage in Ben Lawrence’s documentary
The Guardian - UK · Jul 6, 2022 Ithaka review – emotional look at absent Julian Assange’s legal troubles Affecting documentary focuses on the family of the WikiLeaks founder, with whom it is perhaps easier to sympathise