we have selah morris and rebecca vincent ladies. it's good to have you here with us as stella. please tell our audience who you are and what you did. go ahead and make that right. i will come back and talk to rebecca. we just connect take stella without was the audio that rebecca, please introduce yourself. drag global audience. hi for me. thanks so much for having me. i'm rebecca vincent, i'm the director of international campaigns for reporters without borders. we are one of the leading press freedom organizations campaigning for the release of julian sanchez and have been the only angio to monitor the entire extradition proceedings here in london. and selim morris is the partner of juliana sondra half more from stay in m. i went to settling with the audio, but i want to give you an opportunity to talk to stella and rebecca on youtube. so you can do that. the comment section is live, the part of today's show. so i'm gonna remind you what has be happening in the past last decade and look at a timeline just to jokey with some key points that we need to remember. so let's though

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for more of the story, we can speak to rebecca vincent, whose from reporters without borders and she is joining us from london. rebecca, welcome to the day you were in the courtroom today following the proceeding. so can you tell us 1st of all, what your impressions were of the ruling and also what we know about juliana sanchez condition? certainly. well today's hearing was quite short. just a couple of minutes, but the news was positive. this court has now given julian his sons permission to appeal to the supreme court. so it is very welcome, but it's sort of a limited positive stuff because now we must wait for the supreme court to decide whether it will indeed accept the review. meanwhile, julian sanchez conditions are quite concerning. a longstanding mental health issues, which were the basis of the district court's decision from a year ago, which was just reference, those are still outstanding and in fact, are exacerbated the longer that he remains in detention, but also his physical health is at risk. so we know now that in october he suffered a mini stroke. well, the high court

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