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humanity committed in our name oh man it's almost like the whole thing was an excuse to arrest the sanj and then extradite him to the us if only someone would warned us it was a sham by dropping the charges against julian a son's sweden ironically removes another way to stop an extradition to the us for him sweden can't extradite him there and the charges against him were probably a hindrance for the u.k. to just extradite him it was entirely expected because of course the swedish allegations were very obviously always a cia fit up and they were only ever intended to get assigned into custody in order to pave the way for a extradition to the united states for publishing the publishing with truth about american war crimes and they have these allegations would serve their purpose and plainly there was never a scintilla of credible evidence behind them. they're not needed anymore so it's entirely expected but they are dropped. of the whole assigned saga has raised concerns over washington's treatment of whistleblowers generally. protecting whistle blowers who see wrongdoing of any kind in

that sanj is currently facing. well i think the idea that anybody can be extradited to the united states of america for publishing documents leaked documents which were also published by new york times the washington post the guardian and thousands of other media outlets around the world this is a fundamental attack on the media of the them i'm afraid to say that. governments in the. in the west nowadays seem to have lost. all clue when it comes to the fundamental meanings of liberty and democracy so it's not impossible that the extradition will succeed and will go ahead but we will be fighting very very hard to make sure that it does not. we here at archie have reported extensively on a songes poor imprisonment conditions he continues to be held in belmarsh prison what do you make of the conditions he's being held in are they fair. oh it's absolutely horrifying i mean there is no these them whatsoever why a publisher who is in prison for nothing whatsoever except for having published things the government did not

is extradition hearing is set to take place in february which waters told us the sanj is a political prisoner. there's no process of well being followed at the moment somebody somebody's bank go in belmarsh for 23 hours out of every 24 being slowly murdered by the state because he told uncomfortable truths about war crimes committed by america. it surely purely political this is a political prisoner he's been hung out to dry as a warning to others others who might decide that they might be journalists that they might fulfill that function as journalists by informing the public and the electorate of what goes on secretly in their name so this business objects tradition has nothing to do with the legal process he's being railroaded and it's disgusting to find the truth these days is surely difficult in any sane universe he would be lauded as a hero of the people for getting at the truth and then publishing it and he's not killing him. roger waters talking to sara lee you're watching us see that's how things are looking so far this morning more from us in half an hour. i had concern abo

international swedish prosecutors have dropped a 2010 rape investigation against found it using the sanj due to a lack of evidence the case was shelved 2 years ago but was reopened after songe was forcibly drags out of the ecuadorian embassy in april that was after quito terminated the 7 year asylum they're currently being held in belmarsh prison in london after his arrest in april he was sentenced to 50 weeks in jail for breaching his bail conditions in 2012 on monday he appeared in court 5 video link for a brief hearing his lawyer argued that he's unable to prepare his extradition cases the computer he was provided with is unsuitable hearings proper relating to a u.s. extradition request will begin in february he now with more on the swedish case. but i mean is judith on his face that uncertain future in the u.k. it all started with a sex crime charges in sweden that could have seen the wiki leaks co-founder of being extradited back to the scandinavian country he himself said he would then be handed over to the u.s. for releasing classified information but sweden has now dropped the ra

assange has helped to found as welcome this announcement saying let us now focus on the threat mr sanj has been warning about for years the belligerent prosecution of the united states and the threat it poses to the 1st amendment so the background to that is that julian assange is now in belmarsh prison here in london while the british government considers a request from the u.s. for his extradition he faces allegations of conspiring to break into a classified computer belonging to the pentagon and if convicted he could be jailed for up to 175 years on those charges now all along julian assange has said that his ultimate fear is being extradited to the u.s. where he says he could possibly face the death penalty but he has in some circles at least to receive assurances that that would not be the case still his legal team say that he must not be sent they are saying he should be treated as a journalist and that the case raises serious questions for the freedom of the press his lawyer just a few days ago said his health is significantly deteriorating in prison the australian government ha