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Julian Assange granted permission to appeal against extradition to US

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Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, has been granted permission to appeal his extradition from Britain to the United States. The High Court in London ruled that he can have a full appeal after two judges gave him leave to do so. This decision comes after 13 years of legal battles and is seen as a significant turning point in the case.

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  1. AU
    Stella Assange
    1. As a family we are relieved but how long can this go on?
    2. We spent a long time hearing the United States putting lipstick on a pig, but the judges did not buy it.
    3. Everyone can see what is going on here: the US case is offensive, it offends our democratic principles. It offends our right to know it is an attack on journalists everywhere.
    4. Julian could be extradited, or he could be freed.

Wikileaks

  1. Julian Assange Speaks Out After Pleading Guilty to Journalism Charge in Plea Deal with US
  2. US and WikiLeaks Reach Plea Deal for Julian Assange's Espionage Charge
  3. US considering Australian request to drop charges against Julian Assange

sources

  1. 1.Al Jazeera
  2. 2.The Times of India
  3. 3.CNN
  4. 4.CGTN
  5. 5.France 24
  6. 6.Le Monde
  7. 7.CTV News
  8. 8.The New York Times
  9. 9.ABC News (Australia)
  10. 10.The Washington Post
  11. 11.The Times
  12. 12.El Paìs

perspectives

  1. 1.US Foreign Policy
  2. 2.Russian Foreign Policy
  3. 3.Espionage
  4. 4.Freedom of Speech
  5. 5.Freedom of the press
  6. 6.War in Afghanistan (2001–2021)
  7. 7.Whistleblowing

countries

  1. 1.United StatesUS
  2. 2.United KingdomGB
  3. 3.AustraliaAU
  4. 4.AfghanistanAF
  5. 5.IraqIQ
  6. 6.EcuadorEC
  7. 7.SwedenSE
  8. 8.IsraelIL
  9. 9.Russian FederationRU
  10. 10.Syrian Arab RepublicSY

organizations

  1. 1.Ecuadorian Embassy
  2. 2.Apache
  3. 3.US Army
  4. 4.Amnesty International
  5. 5.European Union
  6. 6.Royal Courts of Justice
  7. 7.UK Supreme Court
  8. 8.US Department of Justice
  9. 9.US State Department
  10. 10.High Court of Justice
  11. 11.Prospect Magazine
  12. 12.High Court of England and Wales

persons

  1. 1.Julian AssangeAU
  2. 2.Victoria Sharp
  3. 3.Jeremy JohnsonGB
  4. 4.Edward Fitzgerald
  5. 5.Joe BidenUS
  6. 6.Chelsea Manning
  7. 7.Priti PatelGB
  8. 8.James Lewis KC
  9. 9.Donald TrumpUS
  10. 10.Stella AssangeAU
  11. 11.Anthony AlbaneseAU
  12. 12.Barack ObamaUS

technicals

  1. 1.WikiLeaks
  2. 2.First Amendment
  3. 3.Espionage Act of 1917
  4. 4.European Convention on Human Rights
  5. 5.US Constitution
  6. 6.Palestine Laboratory
  7. 7.State of the Union