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justice department's new indictment says that giuliana songe directed former army intelligence analyst chelsea manning to illegally obtain classified information. the wiki leaks founder did release the sensitive documents to escape being extradited to sweden on rape charges a song she was granted asylum in the ecuadorian embassy in london where he stayed for 7 years before the embassy even did him in april because of disputes the ecuadorans then allowed london police to arrest a songe he is currently serving a 50 week jail sentence for breaching bail sweden is also asking authorities for him to be arrested on the rape charges and extradited to sweden. previous u.s. charges accused of conspiring with manning to crack a defense department computer password free speech advocates say the case is part of a wider crackdown by the justice department on national security leaks it's got traditional news outlets worry to searching out and publishing classified information is part and parcel of their work on those same concerns let the obama administration justice department to block it bringing

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more on this we bring you the president of the iraqi council senior fellow of the filho project, giulianartling to see the figure from the report. that it could potentially be reaching genocidal levels, also 80% of the religious leaders are being persecuted around the world are christian. should this be a wake-up, a world wide wake-up? >> absolutely. there has been a genocide that is already underway. and perpetrated by isis. as you know, secretary kerry announced the genocide of the christians of iraq. this is been going on for so long, for in terms of iraq, the syrians of iraq have come under persecution until today, a number of 1.5 million today get to 200,000 people. and look at sri lanka, a happened there, a habit in india, nobody is talking about india, so we are grateful for secretary hunt, and also really stepping up to do something in a positive way in a more meaningful way there is so much that still needs to get done worldwide. according to open doors report one out of nine christians across the world are being prosecuted today. >> of course, this is not just potentially death,

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