julian assange.uary that he should not be sent to the united states. the then districtjudge had said that if he was sent to the united states there would be a real and oppressive risk of suicide. but actually then the americans appealed against that and they said that the high court should overturn that and that he should be sent to the united states. we are just hearing the united states have won that appeal at the high court. the court was told by the american lawyers that blocking julian assunta �*s removal to the united states because of his mental health risks would be the same as... james lewis, qc for the united states has said that the judge had based her decision on his intellectual ability to circumvent suicide preventative measures which begin becoming a trump card for anybody who wanted to oppose their extradition regardless of any resources the other state might have. and that lawyer for the resources the other state might have. and that lawyerfor the united states also told the court th

assange has been jailed in england for 2.5 years.efore that, he spent over sen years in exile in the ecuadorian embassy in london. there he had been granted political asylum. a london district judge had ruled in january that assange should not be extradited because it would be oppressive due to his mental health and that he would likely die by suicide in a u.s. prison. but in a ruling issued this morning, british judge timothy holroyde said he was satisfied with a pledge from the united states that assange would not be held in a so-called "adx" maximum security prison in colorado. according to court documents, the u.s. won its appeal to extradite assange due to four -- "four assurances" sent in a diplomatic note in february, which include the condition that "the united states retains the power to designate mr. assange to adx in the event that after entry of this assurance, he was to commit any future act that then meant he met the test for such designation." outside the court, supporters rallied for assange's release. this is christo

oh, the supporters of julian assange. it's a worrying moments. 2 judges at the high court in london have ruled the wiki leaks found a can be extradited to the united states to face espionage charges assigned to his partner with whom he has 2 young children, was bare to hear that decision. it's been almost a year since i stood outside court with our victory as the blocking of the extradition for the past year and the past year, 2 years and a half, julian has remained in bell marsh prison, and in fact, he has been detained since the 7th of december 2010 in one form for another 11 years for how long can this go on? the decisions based on assurance is presented by lawyers for the u. s. government at october's appeal hearing. they said assigns wouldn't be subject to solitary confinement or held at a maximum security prison. they also said they had diplomatic assurances he could serve any prison sentence in his native australia. judges here effectively decided there was now no reason to believe assigns would be a clear suicide

this is all julian assange has ever done.he charges in cmunicating national census information, espionage, conspiracy, it is all entirely constructed. racking charge under the computer fraud and abuse act, which is supposed to show about hacking military computers. it never happened, it was a product of a 20 second conversation between a suppose it julian assange because the chat transcript is anonymous. but then it is describing this person trying to access the administrative account for the work machine to copy this material. i work with these machines. it is entirely a source protection conversation about how could manning protect their identy if this was manning from being discovered. this is predicting as if julian assange hacked the pentagon and that is absolutely ridiculous. if you look at the consteation, julian is one of history's greatest criminals, and others have gotten less time than what they are threatening assange with. what was his crime? telling the truth about what the government did not want to be told. ch

and there were discussions of killing julian assange assassinating him in the embassy. and these instructions came to on from higher ups that emerge. that detail emerged in my may 2020 report for the greys own dot com, through the testimony that i acquired, a witness testimony of a former business partner of david morales. we also know that dom stella morris julian is on his partner, was followed and essentially hunted along with other assange associates by these cia assets. so that report that i issued in may 2020 was confirmed by around 30 current and former us intelligence officials in yahoo news this year. and so what we have is confirmation that the united states government, through its intelligence arm, its state security service, had discussed murdering someone whose extradition is it. it is seeking, in addition, it spied on him and his lawyers. that means that the country to which julian assange has been handed over is his would be killers. and this is absolutely should be absolutely shocking. not only will to any one who cares about press freedom, the future of

free, freejulian assange! the end of the road in washington for a man who has been wanted for a decade? today, the high court ruled julian assange should go on trial in the us for disclosing state secrets. his supporters say he'll kill himself in jail. the americans say they'll treat him humanely. mr assange�*s partner says those assurances are worthless. the high court decided againstjulian on this occasion on the basis of political assurances. amnesty international has analysed these assurances and have said that they are inherently unreliable. it's taken 11 years to get here. in 2010, julian assange�*s wikileaks posted video of iraqi civilians killed by us forces, just one of thousands of us secrets. two years later, he flees into the ecuadorian embassy in london. in 2018, the us begins preparing a prosecution. the next year, assange is removed from the embassy, and he's been in a british jail cell ever since. for his supporters, julian assange is a warrior for truth and justice. but our extradition law say

in the end, she grounds assange commission to lee sweden. he has a lot to do. julian assange can claim his greatest clue yet. a quarter of a 1000000 confidential tables sent by us diplomats have been released to 5 newspapers. they contain many explosive claims that were never intended to be made public. a few days before the league, sweden issues a european arrest warrant for his sons and interpol issues a ret notice. a man who hasn't been charged on the list of the most wanted criminals. in london, julianna's sons goes to the police again. this time he's arrested. he's kept in prison for 9 days in solitary. then he's released on bail more than 280000 euros grace by his supporters. ah, well it. well, the good story jean again. so she married me, it was offline, i watch full to reject those shape. if so, i use very fundraise form in addition to wearing an electronic tracker, assange must report to the police station every day. with when expedition seems to be unavoidable. asunder makes an unexpected move. june 19th, 2012. life within 30 squar

assange's treatment gives the go-ahead. >> free julian assange! >> a day of judgment.it the end of the road for a man washington has wanted for a decade? the judge ruled julian assange should go on trial in the u.s. americans said they will treat him humanely. mr. assange's said assurances are worthless. >> the high court decided against julian on thi occasion on the basis of political assurances, amnesty international has analyzed the assurances and said they are inherently unreliable. >> it has taken 11 years to get here. in 2010, wikileaks posted video of civiliansilled by u.s. forces. two years later, he went to the ecuadorian embassy in london. in 2018, the u.s. begins preparing prosecution. assange is removed from the embassy and has been in a british jail cell ever sense. julian assange is a warrior for truth and justice to his supporters. his lawyers are trying get the case to the supreme court to overturn the judgment. it is not guaranteed. time is running out. if you cannot launch a final appeal, one of the most controversial figures of the internet age will

in 2013 assange beats the u. s. secret services, once again with help from sarah harrison had of research, had wikileaks, he organizes edward snowden escape from hong kong in a moment, look at best, know that the sierra, unless but the diplomatic us sir, is away concerned at what passed and in plain anya, esl said earlier, celia, the discourse, young, you know, is this young this away unless you're in for you at that there's no them fully under the union with those times it will be it well or they by law in them in k i. c. as with, she'll free i will not unless you didn't have to run up police because they need to do my phone in it all those i will have my cell, which i'll get one of the enough look and we hadn't had a big deal out deal because he had shrink, but i really cadillac or been last year with killing. well, are all for the seal. the comments does i know that those that has been very significant miss reporting on his case and finally stand off. cathy, because it is so complex, is often false. the report

today, the court of julian assange should go on in the u.s.upport to say he will kill himself in jail. the americans say they will treat him humanely. assange's partner says those assurances are worthless. >> the high court decided against julian on this occasion on the basis of political assurances. amnesty international has analyzed these assurances and have said they are inherently unreliable. >> it has taken 11 years to get here. in 2010, julian assange's we can expose the video of iraqi civilians killed by u.s. forces, just one of thousands of u.s. secrets. two years later, he flees into the ecuadorian embassy in london. in 2018, the u.s. prepares a prosecution. the next year, assange is removed from the embassy and has been in a british jail cell ever since. for his supporters, julian assange is a warrior for truth and justice. but extradition law says he must stand trial for his crimes. his lawyers will try to get the cases in the supreme court to overturn the judgment but that is not guaranteed. time is running out. if you cannot launc

this could fall much further than just assange himself.warn it sets a dangerous precedent for the safety and security of journalists rights to report freely. my next guest explored extensively this case, asking biden to drop the charges on assange. executive director of the ninth first amendment institute, i wanted to start by getting your reaction to this news and what you see as being the greater implication for this extradition and charges against julian assange. >> yeah, i think it's a really disturbing development. the real issue is underlying indictment. the indictment charges assange, with, it's an 18 count indictment, most of the activity in the indictment is the kinds of activities that journalists engage in all the time. national security journalists all the time communicate with government sources confidently, take steps to protect the confidentality of their sources identities and publish classified information and those are the kinds of things the indictment spends most of its time describing. and so, the concern is that the i

this is a case launched on assange in 2010 long before clinton v trump.ack in 2014, the justice department admitted the problem in investigating julian assange is there's no way to prosecute him involving investigation without the same applying to journalists. in 2019, the new york time editorial board indictment on assange aimed at the heart of all the first amendment. international, aclu, put out an open letter saying the proceedings against assange jeopardize democracy. it's also about assange working with chelsea manning to break into a report, hacking a computer and stealing certain documents. now, one of the ideas that the u.s. relies on to their case that he is a serial hacker is a testimony assange made in icelandic interview over the summer. you may not know that because most of the u.s. didn't use it, but still, it's the use of espionage in this case. it's not supposed to be used in acts of journalism, and the documents and videos wikileaks released of the war war were certainly in the u.s. interest. you have to wonder on assange's behalf, and t

assange's lawyers will certainly appeal the decision. stir up trouble for donald trump. joining me now, frank figliuzzi, former assistant director for counter intelligence at the fbi, and an msnbc security analyst. julian assange for his part, he has fiercely fought extradition to the u.s. you have written that donald trump also better hope that assange never sets foot on u.s. soil. what should trump be so afraid of? >> yeah, alex, well, there's at least three people who should be very concerned about the possibility of assange being extradited to the united states. first, former president trump. secondly, don trump jr., and also roger stone, and here's why. assange possesses the capability, the knowledge to help close the gap between all of that muller investigation talk of collusion with russia and the 2016 campaign, and the gap between that and criminal chargeable conspiracy with russia. so here's the deal, if you recall assange wikileaks actually reached out to gooseifer 2.0 known to be a russian gru entity and said give me that hack

your propaganda may in 2013 assange beats the u. s. secret services, once again with help from sarah harrison had of research at wiki leaks, he organizes edward snowden se escape from hong kong. in a moment. okay. as, as know that the sierra less but the diplomatic us sir, is of way concerned of what the us and in plain on esl said earlier. celia the discourse. young, you know this young so some way is better and better for you. it does not believe that the union with those highways, it will usually look well or they will. they lament a search. she'll flee owner and seek to she will not rise i believe because neither a my phone in it or those i will have my cell just i'll give you enough. look on the dealers near deal, lia, showing by the way chandler corbett as you would with killing well or of the seal. the comment does an adult that has been very significant miss reporting on this case, the asylum stand of total quality because it is so complex to fulton, falls to report that women in sweden have accused me all with serious crime

the assange team made clear they will be appealing this. they will appeal to the uk supreme court. they have to do that within the next two weeks. assange's fiancee called today's ruling a grave miscarriage of justice. what essentially happened is back in january a uk judge ruled that julian assange would be a suicide risk. and if he were to be extradited to the united states. he would not be treated humanely. so in response to appeal that ruling, the united states sent over four assurances to say that in fact assange would be treated humanely, and the high court today upheld -- agreed with those assurances. they are that assange will not be made the subject of what is called special administrative measures, while he's in a u.s. prison. he will not be held at a maximum security prison here in the u.s. before or after trial. the u.s. will consent to an application by assange to serve his sentence in australia, if he is eventually convicted. and then while in custody here in the u.s., assange will receive, quote, appropriate clinical and psyc

free, freejulian assange!day, the high court ruled julian assange should go on trial in the us for disclosing state secrets. his supporters say he'll kill himself injail, the americans say they'll treat him humanely. mr assange's partner says those assurances are worthless. the high court decided againstjulian on this occasion on the basis of political assurances. amnesty international has analysed these assurances and has said that they are inherently unreliable. it's taken 11 years to get here. in 2010, julian assange's wikileaks posted video of iraqi civilians killed by us forces. just one of thousands of us secrets. two years later, he flees into the ecuadorian embassy in london. in 2018, the us begins preparing a prosecution. the next year, assange is removed from the embassy, and he's been in a britishjail cell ever since. for his supporters, julian assange is a warrior for truth and justice, but our extradition law says he must stand trial for his alleged crimes. his lawyers will try to get the case int

tt 3 meansjulian assange is one step closer to extradition. 0ptions meansjulian assange is one step closerw ribbons of protest behind me tell part of the story. his supporters think he is a warrior for truth and justice but the high court and the lord chiefjustice in particular said he must stand trial in the united states because not only has a court found that he should face 18 counts of computer intrusion, hacking and leaking state secrets but today they said the us assurances were good enough to make sure that he couldn't kill himself in a us prison, and that includes allowing him to serve a sentence, back home in australia where he is from, so what happens now is the case goes through the procedural phase back to the home secretary, unless julian assange phase back to the home secretary, unlessjulian assange can get it into the supreme court at the last moment. he has 14 days to try and mount that case, possible other challenges, but it is looking very tricky indeed for him.— challenges, but it is looking very tricky indeed for him. thank you, dominic casciani. _ it is against the law

ready in the end, she grounds assange commission to lee sweden. he has a lot to do. julian assange can claim his greatest clue yet. a quarter of a 1000000 confidential cables sent by us diplomats have been released to 5 newspapers. they contain many explosive claims that were never intended to be made public. a few days before the league, sweden issues a european arrest barn for his sons and interpol issues a retina. notice, a man who hasn't been charged on the list of the most wanted criminals. in london, julianna's sons goes to the police again. this time he's arrested. he's kept in prison for 9 days and saw the tree. then he's released on bail more than 280000 euros, raised by his supporters. well, it's great. well, fresh london, again, maureen, hanging, failure on net. so why did they watch hulu? jacko's shave if so a bunch a follow up with you in addition to wearing an electronic tracker, some must report to the police station every day. ah, with when expedition seems to be unavoidable. asunder makes an unexpected move. june 19th, 2012 life w

we now know that there was a c, i a plan to kill judy in assange inside the embassy. it's not being denied. so you handing over a political prisoner to his executioners, or at least people who discussed seriously bumping him off, no doubt with the aid pretty intelligent, they couldn't do it without their so these assurances are not were for anything quite almost the given the implications, the assange case has for other journalists, the news coverage of a consistent. we comes short in terms of both scale and child outlets. the feast on what which leaks reveal about the war in iraq and afghanistan, the dark side of american diplomacy, the guardian. morning news organizations like the guardian, the new york times the b, b. c, and been muted in their reporting of the case. and sometimes when the court issued its decision, the guardian published and editorial calling for a sanchez released. but for the paper with a pension for campaigning, there was a distinct lack of enthusiasm for the story. the time has not put out an editorial, honest orange since 2019 all 3 oakland h

ready assange office to be questioned by mariani. ready but the prosecutor's l. in the end, she grounds a songs commission to lee sweden. he has a lot to do. julian sans can claim his greatest, who yet a quarter of a 1000000 confidential cables sent by us diplomats have been released to 5 newspapers. they contain many explosive claims that were never intended to be made public. a few days before the league didn't issues a european arrest warrant for songs and interpol issues a written notice. a man who hasn't been charged is on the list of the most wanted criminals. in london, you are in a sons goes to the police again. this time he's arrested. he's kept in prison for 9 days in solitary.

that's what assange day is. that's why he's been punished since the world has really turned upside down. and what we see now is blatant hypocrisy. it really both bad for freedom and democracy around the world. publishing date, a violation of the espionage that now that the united states law is not a world wide law, is not a law in other countries. so there's a real problem with this to, to bring in court ruling on that issue of the, as the espionage actually spending 1st amendment. right. they said that it was justified in kind of war thought, as you well, i would point out, we're not in a war now, congress is not declared war. we had no declared war. why are they indicting the a senior editors at least of the, of the guardian new york times the washington post. all them who have also published this kind of maturity. why aren't they doing that? that's a violation of our laws. they're not equally applying the law. when was the last time you had a verifiable truth from the united states government did that they pu

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assange is accused of carrying out one of the largest leaks of classified information ever. simmons from london with the details on today's ruling. >> reporter: the british high court here in london upholding america's appeal against a ruling that would have not seen julian aassange extradited to th u.s. his legal team saying they will launch a fresh appeal. but this decision makes it more likely that julian assange will 250,000 diplomatic cable say peer appear in an american court. the julian assange story has so much history with the 250,000 diplomatic cables that were leaked about the wars in iraq and afghanistan. there is his engagement with the russian military intelligence, the g.r.u. to leak lurid conspiracy theories about hillary clinton and the democratic party there the rape allegations in sweden that were subsequently dropped there was that time that he was holed up in the ecuadorian embassy. but what this case is about is an american charge, not of leaking information, but of hacking, that he conspired wit chelsea manning to try to hack pentagon computers what th

washington won its appeal against a previous decision blocking assange from being sent to america to face trial campaign. a slammed this latest ruling which was handed down on the u. n's. human rights day. we condemn today's u. k. high court decision to allow the expedition of julian songs to the us, which will prove historic for all the wrong reasons. we fully believe that julian assault has been targeted for its contributions to journalism. now now people gathered in front of the court condemning the decision. previously, a lower court had blocked the sizes, extradition of the concerns about his mental health. but since this ruled on friday, that was no longer a concern. after the u. s. gave assurances that he would not serve any sentence in a maximum security prison or solitary confinement. sounds as low as though described. those pledges as vague and unreliable. his fiance made an emotional state, but after the analysis for how long can this go on today is international human rights day? what a shame, how cynical, how this decision on this day to have one of the foremost the fore

you to fight for assange is freedom. it is unfair to keep him in custody when there is no crime or punishment for him. we continued to fight and this latest decision is not yet final. it will take time. i remind you the text tradition hearings have been going on for almost a year, and it may take us long again to get a final decision. however, sanchez health continues to deteriorate and all of this affects his physical and psychological condition. i called the journalist is being prosecuted for publishing, reliable information about especially great war crimes committed by the american military in iraq and afghanistan. and it is worth noting that the american court is not prosecuting the military who committed these crimes, but the journalist who published information about serious human rights violations . therefore, everything that happened became very indicative of the violation of freedom of the press by the american justice system in relation to other countries. now the united states on june nissan, for what they de

ready assange office to be questioned by marianna ne. ready but the prosecutor's ill, in the end, she grounds the psalms permission to leave sweden. he has a lot to do. julian sans can claim his greatest, who yet a quarter of a 1000000 confidential cables sent by us diplomats have been released to 5 newspapers. they contain many explosive claims that were never intended to be made public. a few days before the league, sweden issues a european arrest warrant for his sons and interpol issues a written notice. a man who hasn't been charged is on the list of the most wanted criminal in london. julianna's sons goes to the police again. this time he's arrested. he's kept in prison for 9 days, and so the tree. ah, then he's released on bail more than 280000 euros, raised by his supporters. well it break well fresh london again, maureen fisher . again sorry. it was a whitening much older. you jack goods, sheriff, so is very frustrated foam. in addition to wearing an electronic tracker, assange must report to the police station every day. with wh

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the assange case has 4 other journalists. the news coverage of consistency comes short in terms of both scale and child outlets. the feast on what which leaks reveal about the war in iraq and afghanistan, the dark side of american diplomacy, the god in the morning news organizations like the garden, the new york times, the b b. c. had been muted in their reporting of the case. and sometimes when the court issued its decision, the guardian published an edit tori, calling for a sanchez released. but for the paper with a pension for campaigning, there was a distinct lack of enthusiasm for the story. the time has not put out an editorial, honest orange since 2019 all 3 o'clock have effectively distance themselves from the source of some of their biggest stories. and their coverage reveals far more about them than it does about julie and the b, b. c. coverage of the ruling was typically a bland report from studio they had to interview assign just wife and they had to interview one other and supported it would have been too obvious