protection as a journalist only u.s. justice department has said it is extremely disappointed by britain's refusal to extradite assange said it will seek to get the ruling overturned but the committee to protect journalists n.g.o.s is urging washington to drop all charges. we heartened that a british court has denied the united states' request to extradite julian assange launch the us government's decision to charge the wiki leaks founder said a harmful legal precedent for the prosecution of journalists around the world simply for interacting with their sources we as the u.s. department of justice to refrain from further pursuing extradition through appeals and to drop all charges against a stone age well it is not the 1st time the u.k. has blocked an american extradition request on mental health grounds in 2002 british hacker mckinnon was accused of breaching u.s. military computer systems if i'm guilty he could have faced up to 70 years in prison stateside after a decade long legal battle of treason may have been home secretary refused to send him to the us citing the risk of suicide r.t. spoke exclusively to mr mckinnon about the case. we should leave him be in this position you

give an insight into the mind of julian assange right now well in the united states the committee to protect journalists welcome the british courts the station to block his extradition the n.g.o.s urging the u.s. department of justice to drop all charges against him we heartened that a british court has denied the united states request to extradite julian assange launch the us government's decision to charge the wiki leaks founder said a harmful legal precedent for the prosecution of journalists around the world simply for interacting with their sources we asked the u.s. department of justice to refrain from further pursuing extradition through appeals and to drop all charges against a stone age however about plea appears to have fallen on deaf ears with america as we've been going through stating it intends to appeal the u.k. court's decision or to kill him up and has been taking a closer look at washington's war against the whistleblower. so a huge win for julian assad but the usa is still not ready to back down while we are extremely disappointed in the colts ultimate decision we are gratified that t

protection as a journalist well the u.s. justice department has said it's extremely disappointed by britain's refusal to extradite julian assange and said it will seek to get the ruling overturned but the committee to protect journalists and geo is urging washington to drop all charges. we heartened that a british court has denied the united states' request to extradite julian assange lunch the u.s. government's decision to charge the wiki leaks founder said a harmful legal precedent for the prosecution of journalists around the world simply for interacting with their sources we have the u.s. department of justice to refrain from further pursuing extradition through appeals and to drop all charges against a stone age. algeria has become the 1st african nation to approve the russian sputnik vivax seen as part of an urgent inoculation campaign planned for this month the job is already in use in a number of countries including argentina and serbia while in russia more than a 1000000 and a half doses help already been administered but in the country among the early leaders when it comes to vaccination programs and well ahead of many e.u. states. talking of which european nations are currently strugg

extradite a songe and that it will try to get the rolling overturned but in the us the committee to protect journalists is urging the government to drop all charges we harden that a british court has denied the united states requests to extradite julian assange the u.s. government's decision to charge the wiki leaks founder said a harmful legal precedent for the prosecution of journalists around the world simply for interacting with their sources we asked the u.s. department of justice to refrain from further pursuing extradition through appeals and to drop all charges against a stone age it's not the 1st time that the u.k. has blocked a u.s. extradition request on mental health grounds in 2002 british hacker gary mckinnon was accused of breaching u.s. military computer systems if found guilty he could have faced up to 70 years in prison in america and after a decade long legal battle theresa may the then home secretary refused to send him stateside citing the risk of suicide r.t. spoke exclusively to mccann and about the assad case. we should leave him be in this position you know 7 years in the ecuad

prosecutors appealed the court decision stateside the committee to protect journalists is urging the u.s. department of justice to drop all charges against the sons we heartened that a british court has denied the united states request to extradite julian the son the u.s. government's decision to charge the wiki leaks founder said a harmful legal precedent for the prosecution of journalists around the world simply for interacting with their sources we are the u.s. department of justice to refrain from further pursuing extradition through appeals and to drop all charges against a stone age it's not the 1st time the u.k. has blocked us extradition over mental health in 2002 british acca gary mckinnon was accused of breaching u.s. military computer systems had he been found guilty he could have faced up to 70 years in prison in america after a decade long legal battle to resume a then home secretary refused to send him stateside citing the risk of suicide and he spoke exclusively to mckinnon about the case. we should leave him be in this position you know 7 years in the ecuadorian embass

meanwhile in the united states think committee to protect journalists has welcomed british court decision to block a sound you say tradition and is the u.s. department of justice to drop all charges against him we harden that a british court has denied the united states request to extradite julian assange launch the us government's decision to charge the wiki leaks founder said a harmful legal precedent for the prosecution of journalists around the world simply for interacting with their sources we asked the u.s. department of justice to refrain from further pursuing extradition through appeals and to drop all charges against a stone age however that pay does appear to foreign on death is in the us now i saying it doesn't tend to a pale the u.k. court's decision has kind of more pain takes a closer look now at washington's war against the whistleblower. so a huge win for juliana sobs but the usa is still not ready to back down while we are extremely disappointed in the colts ultimate decision we are gratified that the united states prevailed on every points of law raised in particular the

gets worse and worse and worse it is really really difficult to handle stateside the committee to protect journalists has welcomed the british court's decision to deny a songes extradition its head is urging the u.s. department of justice to drop all charges against the wiki leaks co-founder. we heartened that a british court has denied the united states' request to extradite julian assange launch the us government's decision to charge the wiki leaks founder said a harmful legal precedent for the prosecution of journalists around the world simply for interacting with their sources we as the u.s. department of justice to refrain from further pursuing extradition through appeals and to drop all charges against a stone age but u.s. prosecutors have already indicated they will appeal the extradition denial they have 2 weeks in which to do that. a closer look at washington's war against the whistleblower. so a huge win for julian a son but the usa is still not ready to back down while we are extremely disappointed in the colts ultimate decision we are gratified that the united states prevailed on every po

prosecutors appealed the court decision stateside the committee to protect journalists is urging the u.s. department of justice to drop all charges against the sanj we heartened that a british court has denied the united states' request to extradite julian the son the u.s. government's decision to charge the wiki leaks founder said a harmful legal precedent for the prosecution of journalists around the world simply for interacting with their sources we are the u.s. department of justice to refrain from further pursuing extradition through appeals and to drop all charges against. a french court has ruled that the police can record detail personal information relating to activists and protesters in the name of state security trade unions though say that noting down political religious beliefs and social media activity erodes basic freedoms more from paris. france's highest administrative court has found itself in the midst of a toxic debate the council of state has approved plans by the government to broaden the information that can be collected about individuals for intelligence files

has surprised many and that's gone that been condemnation even from the committee to protect journalists c p j which has come out saying that they were strong evidence and. disappointing and it's maybe. worth remembering isn't it kemal that the world was a different place in 2002 pakistan was a different country than the events of 911 had happened in 2001 that the bush administration in washington was pursuing osama bin laden and he eventually of course was found to be alive and living in pakistan. 911 and the optics surrounding the killing of mr pearl it was compelling around the world and good growth coming paling as you mentioned. that you were integrity gone into of the way avenger what happened in. the end they. all showed up baghdad and the us there didn't rain here in new york taking place many of these banned outward. running away from. congregating and got argued they were banned by the government and really being hunted by the us go doing what wall or guys come down on him killing it made headlines around a warranty were near order and they were trapped and then he would decapi