so the fate it was a blow at julian sondra, it is remaining in limbo. judges of the new pays high court have yet to make a ruling on his final appeal against being expedited to america. where he needs co founder is wanted stateside for publishing, a secret military and diplomatic files and the name from us video of an apache attack helicopter gunning down civilians in cold blood. if convicted a solid faces 175 years behind box to the size, the protestors are crowding outside the court in london, demanding the immediate release of the 52 year old australian sancho is repeatedly feeding on well and prevent again from appearing at the hearing on tuesday as close try me. that means joined a make shift stage outside the building. they say he's being persecuted for simply revealing the truth. how the us pace is online. because they say don't questing these lines because that will defend our online. they have to admit that what they're doing is criminalizing journalism is personalizing literacy, and they're persecuting the journalist who expose them. julia has printed over 14 years, in one for

in the last half century that have deserved that, of course it's junk children, his good friend julian sondra, which he's a great, great, was a great defender and a great friend off. and john ad julian has really lost a, another friend after losing daniel ellsberg last year. so john pilcher did what western governments pretend journalism journal a should do. they say they defend freedom of the press, but never want them to really do because when they really do, they start to condemn the declassified. you carry out a piece of the day about certain documents that have been declassified. british government documents that showed the jump told you were certainly on their radar and they were, they were upset with him. they didn't like what he was doing and they want to do whatever they can and how you're going to put jump builder in jail. right. so they got julia saunders in jail now you couldn't put pilcher in jail, but you can get them fired or blackballed and blacklisted away from the main stream . he was a star report, a growing up at the mirror and he and in cinema and on television. and they

ready unfortunately, i sent a message contribution to democracy in the case of julian, a sondra is really a microcosm of the crisis of our democracy, the constant and intimidation that we have in here for years, which is internalizing austin, internalizing during the years. so if i succeed, then that will be the end 1st freedom. because no i've had, john was fully prepared to do what he has done. reps against me. that's against our children. power corrupt is an absolute power corrupts. absolutely. and if we don't have a watch on premise, then we have an absolutely powerful authoritarian government sets on demands of a 175 year sentence. so how much do you need? you know, how many violations of guns and dimension we have to be exposed of 10 people would just say, you know, for heaven's sake says just opposite epshaw. the actual ongoing imprisonment of a journalist for doing this job available to take it only right away from you. you will not be able to find one on the other cause we're talking about the fundamentals, have the messages of truth to save i as in ice and nice who have cars to

in the case of julian, a sondra is really a microcosm of the crisis of our democracy, the constant intimidation that we have in here for years, which has been terrorizing austin internalizing during the years. so if i succeed, then that will be the end for us. freedom because no of the journalists will be prepared to do what he has done against me. that's against our children's power corrupts. an absolute power corrupts. absolutely. and if we don't have a watch on practice, then we have an absolutely powerful authoritarian government. it's on demand, some ice rest. so a 1750. so how much do you need? you know, how many violations that goes in dimension will have to be exposed of 10 people would just say, you know, for heaven's sake says just opposite maps on the actual ongoing imprisonment of a journalist for doing this job available to take it only right away from you, you will not be able to find one, you know, because we're talking about the fundamentals here. the messages of truth is, as i, as in ice, and those who have cars to speak truth to power and cool out what i'm doing on one of the

it isn't the only city way, julian, to sondra is the pool, which is a taking to the streets cries of, also rallied in rome, berlin, and paris demanding freedom. the weekly lakes found some demonstrates as being wearing orange suits, reminiscent of those ones by detainees at guantanamo bay, which a solemn should also published expos stays about the hi coaches . hearing in the u. k. the wiki expound is final appeal against extradition to the united states. on those espionage charges, due to his own, published thousands of classified documents, exposing us military atrocities in countries like afghanistan and iraq, that long did him on the most willing to play spin america where he faces up to a 175 years. if he's found guilty, yeah, he's already being locked up a bell most present in the u. k. since he was arrested that in 2019 he has. ready yet faced the trial. meanwhile, another right now and whistle blower, edward snowden, who exposed expensive us government efforts really spawning civilians. as pointed to the fact that the soldiers extradition from britain to the u. s. would actuall

but julian, a sondra does remain in limbo. the judges of the new case, high court have yet to make a ruling on his final appeal. against expedition to the united states when he leeks co founder is wanted states side for publishing, secret, military and diplomatic files and, and in from us video of an apache attack, helicopters gunning down civilians in iraq and cold blood. if convicted son's face is 175 years in prison, to the protest as crowding outside the court in london, demanding the immediate release of the 52 year old australian signed with a forklift feeling unwell preventing him from appear. and at the hearing on tuesday, it's time the members joined to make shift stayed outside the building, highlighting he's being persecuted for simply revealing how per fedex in the u. s. paste is online the policy, they say don't questing these lines because that will defend our allies. they have to admit that what they're doing is criminalizing journalism is personalizing literacy and their persecuting the journalist who expose th

why they argue that and now the appeal should actually be gone to, to julian this on, there's quite a crowd behind you. what are a sondra supporters saying? yeah, really big crowd. so we're seeing people from all over the well, the feats spoken to people from australia, they're a human rights activist. yeah. they're, uh they are um, organizations like reporters without voters, the unions of supporting a members of parliament. and they basically all united in that they're saying he's a journalist and whatever he has done is covered by freedom of speech. so we've spoken to a few people and let's have a listen to what they had to say. massage is a speak is a truth teller. he is not a criminal, he shouldn't have even spend one second in any prison. why am i here? because it's the most important political decision in the entire world for every one that we have a free press. it's just basically just the freedom of press that and freedom of speech that should be supported. always seeing more sense to ship a caring. and if he's extra died and then it's a little bit of a shot down full media and freedom of the press. okay. so ba

sondra is. family members have to say, the treatment in this case is closed because the julian has made the u. k. and the us, i'm embarrassed and it on the world side simply by letting julian go and re establishing themselves as human rights advocates that can be powerful around the world. so 3, julianna's, this case is an admission by the united states, but they now criminalize investigative journalism. it's an attack on all journalists, all over the world. it's an attack on the truth, and it's with an attack on the public right to know hundreds of campaigners and supporters of which he takes co founder duty and the phones have gathered him outside the high quotes and send to london coding a di x. now this is the critical food i have been told you didn't a sanches potential expedition to the united states. now this cool case like spot 220102011. when june, amazon's published i drove of documents which were available more crimes or legible crimes, which is i was committed by the united states in both iraq, afghanistan and so campaign is on for the press freedom organizations. uh hey, uh, this

sondra supporters. what are they saying? yeah, it's very live the outside code. it's. i've been, i've been covering julian hassan just case and various hearings for over over the years. and this is a really big crowd of support as i've spoken to people from as far as australia who i've come. yeah. do to support joining us on people from germany. there are human rights organizations. there are journalists, organizations, members of parliament. and they will say that he's a job of those and a search he doesn't dissolves to be in prison. that's all. or we've spoken to a few people on cameras so. so let's have a list. what they had say of the sanchez's speak is a truth teller. he is not a criminal. he shouldn't have even spend one second in any prison. why am i here? because it's the most important political decision in the entire world for every one that we have a free press. it's just basically just the freedom of press that and freedom of speech that should be supported, always seeing more censorship occurring. and if he's expedited, then it's a little bit of a shot down full media and freedom of the press

sondra. already they made the example off him to the well to make everyone frightened of ever exposing war crimes a game in the way that julian assigned to the job done in the sense that when the so maybe biden is being appealed to by congressman that they've destroyed him completely. i mean i, i found a, i just quickly, i mean, i know, i mean to be eating you. i found him so clever, so brilliant about his analysis of geo politics. and he reminded me to go over the dial actually you, i'm interviewed before and i know just that was the book. the go with the book that he was clutching when the british police went in and then what kidnapped him from asylum in the ecuadorian embassy in london. yeah. well let's how is that gone when you saw him? could he read? well, that's oakland. remoe was wrong, and the julia, it's released, we're cover from this incredible injury that the ruling cross and the state of done to him. i don't mean i haven't seen inquiries be but my how great it doesn't the good. obviously, i don't believe the people can pull g to represent may and you grad daily and you know, spend the fuck is all the rest of this