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Leading media outlets urge U.S. to end prosecution of Julian Assange

The United States should end its prosecution of Julian Assange, leading media outlets from the United States and Europe that had collaborated with the WikiLeaks founder said on Monday, citing press freedom concerns.

Reuters

An open letter from editors and publishers: Publishing is not a Crime

The U.S. government should end its prosecution of Julian Assange for publishing secrets

The Guardian - UK

‘Publishing is not a crime’: media groups urge US to drop Julian Assange charges

First outlets to publish WikiLeaks material, including the Guardian, come together to oppose prosecution

The Guardian - UK

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Aussie to play cricket legend in Warnie TV series, which has some surprise backers

Filming underway for Warnie, with relatively unknown Australian actor Alex Williams set to play Shane Warne in TV mini series

The New Daily

Reporter hails work of Julian Assange, WikiLeaks in new book

Stefania Maurizi says the whistleblowing organisation is key in revealing ‘state criminality at the highest level’.

Al Jazeera

Video shows Mike Pompeo being served with papers by Assange lawyers who say he violated their rights

Lawyers and journalists allege they had to hand over electronic devices before visiting Wikileaks founder

The Independent UK

README.txt by Chelsea Manning review – secrets and spies

The WikiLeaks whistleblower on her upbringing, her time in the US army and the extraordinary events that led to her conviction

The Guardian - UK

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Chelsea Manning: ‘I struggle with the so-called free world compared with life in prison’

Nihilist, anarchist, idealist, troubled young transperson crying out for help: when a 22-year-old US military analyst leaked hundreds of thousands of classified documents, everyone thought they knew why. They were wrong, she says. This is what really happened

The Guardian - UK

'Political fix' needed for Wikileaks' Assange - lawyer

A lawyer for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange said an "urgent political fix" is needed in his case because legal appeals against his extradition to the United States could continue for another decade and his health is declining.

Reuters

Julian Assange lawyer Jennifer Robinson says his case needs an urgent political fix, not a legal one

The lawyer for the detained WikiLeaks founder calls for an "urgent political fix" to secure his release from prison in the UK, where he faces extradition to the US and a possible 175-year sentence.

ABC News

Julian Assange: Australian government urged to show ‘courage’ against US over charges

Jennifer Robinson, a human rights lawyer who represents Assange, says ‘the future ahead for Julian is grim’

The Guardian - AU

Chelsea Manning shared secrets with WikiLeaks. Now she's telling her own story

The former military analyst has been called both a hero and a traitor for leaking classified information about the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. In a new memoir, she talks about why she did it.

WEKU

MIA on vaccines, vindication and her visions of Jesus: ‘People fear me for some reason’

As she releases her sixth album, the musician discusses – and stokes – her controversial history, dismissing identity politics, the move to defund the police, and cancel culture

The Guardian - UK

Julian Assange’s supporters call on Australian government to provide update on talks with US

Campaign adviser says public should be told of any progress on securing Assange’s release if he is extradited from UK

The Guardian - AU

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Salon

Julian Assange and the puppet-masters

Assange revealed the secrets of the national security Leviathan, and it wants revenge. That will not stop with him

Evening Standard

Julian Assange tests positive for Covid in Belmarsh prison

The WikiLeaks founder now faces days being isolated in his prison cell

The Independent UK

Julian Assange ‘tests positive for Covid’ - OLD

The WikiLeaks founder now faces days being isolated in his prison cell.

The Independent UK

Julian Assange tests positive for Covid in prison as wife ‘worried for his health’

Wife of Wikileaks founder says next few will be ‘crucial’ for his general health

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The New Daily

Who is Julian Assange and why does America hate him so much?

Over the weekend, thousands of well-meaning protesters lined up to support calls for the release of a hacker named Julian Assange.

Reuters

Assange supporters form human chain at UK parliament

Supporters of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange formed a human chain outside Britain's parliament on Saturday to demand an end to an attempt by the United States to have him extradited to face criminal charges.

The Independent UK

Russell Brand and Jeremy Corbyn join human chain to support Julian Assange

Hundreds of people held a demonstration in central London against the deportation to the US of the Wikileaks founder.

The Canberra Times

Collaery urges govt to lead 'breakout solution' for 'prisoner of conscience' Assange

Prominent lawyer Bernard Collaery issued a challenge to the Albanese government to free the WikiLeaks founder.

AAP

Assange protesters rally for his release

Supporters of jailed WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange have formed a human chain in Melbourne's city centre to protest his detention.

The Independent UK

Human chain to be formed around Parliament in support of Julian Assange

Thousands of people will join the protest in Westminster on Saturday.

Reason

"FIRE Statement on Free Speech and Online Payment Processors"

Seems quite sound to me; here's the introduction and some examples, but read the whole thing: The issue: Online payment processors like Venmo and PayPal often deny Americans access to these vital services based on their speech or viewpoints. The concern: When these companies appoint themselves the arbiters of what…

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