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'Final Appeal' For Julian Assange Set To Be Heard In February: Report
A final appeal to prevent the extradition of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to the United States will be heard in London over two days in February, his support group said on Tuesday.
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US Urged by Media Outlets to End Prosecution of Wikileaks Founder Julian Assange
Leading media outlets in the US have urged the US government to stop its prosecution of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, stating that the indictment sets a dangerous precedent, and threatens to undermine the First Amendment and the freedom of the press in the US. The open letter was signed by the editors and publishers of the Guardian, the New Yor...
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In Pics: Julian Assange Supporters Form Human Chain Outside UK Parliament
Supporters of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange formed a human chain outside Britain's parliament on Saturday to demand an end to an attempt by the United States to have him extradited to face criminal charges.
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Mexican President Intercedes on Behalf of Wikileaks’ Julian Assange, Says He Committed No Serious Crime
Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said he had sent a letter to US President Joe Biden, on behalf of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange. Mexico's leftist leader explained that “Assange did not commit any serious crime” as he did not cause the death of anyone, did not violate any human right and exercised his freedom, according to Obrad...
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Julian Assange In UK Court To Fight US Extradition Bid
Supporters of Julian Assange on Monday protested outside a London courtroom, calling for the WikiLeaks founder not to be extradited to the United States for leaking secrets about the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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"WikiLeaks Not My Thing": Trump, Once A Supporter, After Assange Arrest
Years before his Justice Department charged WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange with conspiracy, Donald Trump praised the website for disclosing damaging information about his political opponents and encouraged his millions of supporters to read the organization's latest document dumps.
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Ecuador Spied On Julian Assange At London Embassy
Ecuador spied on WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange at its London embassy where he has been living since 2012, initially to support him but things changed after he hacked the mission's computers, the Guardian reported Wednesday.
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Ecuador Warns Julian Assange Over Support For Catalonian Independence From Spain
Ecuador has told WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to avoid making statements that could affect the country's international relations after he expressed support for Catalonian independence from Spain.
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Called A Gujarat Riots Supporter, Obama Aide Sought Team Help: Wikileaks
Sonal Shah, the first Indian- American appointed to the presidential transition team of Barack Obama had written that the "frenzy" ethnic Indian press accused her of Hindu fundamentalism in 2008 to discredit the US President and having her quit, according to data released by WikiLeaks.
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Hillary Clinton Weighed Reinstating Glass-Steagall, Wikileaks Emails Show
A longtime political adviser to Hillary Clinton last year urged her presidential campaign to support a new version of a law that separated commercial and investment banking to avoid antagonizing the Democratic Party's progressive wing, according to emails published by Wikileaks on Monday.
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Hillary Clinton Struggled To Secure Endorsement Of Labour Unions: Report
Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton struggled with how to secure the endorsement of labour unions while announcing her opposition to the Keystone XL oil pipeline, a project they supported but environmentalists opposed, according to leaked emails published by WikiLeaks on Friday.
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Soldier Who Passed Classified Files To Wikileaks To Be Sent To Solitary Confinement
U.S. Army soldier Chelsea Manning, serving 35 years in prison for passing classified files to WikiLeaks, was ordered to spend 14 days in solitary confinement as punishment for attempting suicide and keeping a banned book in her cell, supporters said.
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WikiLeaks Releases Audio From Democratic Party Hack
WikiLeaks released audio recordings on Wednesday apparently hacked from the Democratic National Committee's servers, including a message from an irate Hillary Clinton supporter demanding the party stop "bending over backwards" for Bernie Sanders.
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WikiLeaks Threatens Twitter It Will Start Its Own Micro-Blogging Service
"We will start a rival service if this keeps up because @WikiLeaks and our supporters are threatened by a space of feudal justice."
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Holed Up In Ecuador's Embassy, WikiLeaks' Assange To Win Support From UN Panel
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, who has been holed up in the Ecuadorian embassy in London since 2012 to avoid a rape investigation, was detained arbitrarily in contravention of international law, a UN panel will rule on Friday.
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'Final Appeal' For Julian Assange Set To Be Heard In February: Report
A final appeal to prevent the extradition of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to the United States will be heard in London over two days in February, his support group said on Tuesday.
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US Urged by Media Outlets to End Prosecution of Wikileaks Founder Julian Assange
Leading media outlets in the US have urged the US government to stop its prosecution of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, stating that the indictment sets a dangerous precedent, and threatens to undermine the First Amendment and the freedom of the press in the US. The open letter was signed by the editors and publishers of the Guardian, the New Yor...
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In Pics: Julian Assange Supporters Form Human Chain Outside UK Parliament
Supporters of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange formed a human chain outside Britain's parliament on Saturday to demand an end to an attempt by the United States to have him extradited to face criminal charges.
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Mexican President Intercedes on Behalf of Wikileaks’ Julian Assange, Says He Committed No Serious Crime
Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said he had sent a letter to US President Joe Biden, on behalf of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange. Mexico's leftist leader explained that “Assange did not commit any serious crime” as he did not cause the death of anyone, did not violate any human right and exercised his freedom, according to Obrad...
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Julian Assange In UK Court To Fight US Extradition Bid
Supporters of Julian Assange on Monday protested outside a London courtroom, calling for the WikiLeaks founder not to be extradited to the United States for leaking secrets about the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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"WikiLeaks Not My Thing": Trump, Once A Supporter, After Assange Arrest
Years before his Justice Department charged WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange with conspiracy, Donald Trump praised the website for disclosing damaging information about his political opponents and encouraged his millions of supporters to read the organization's latest document dumps.
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Ecuador Spied On Julian Assange At London Embassy
Ecuador spied on WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange at its London embassy where he has been living since 2012, initially to support him but things changed after he hacked the mission's computers, the Guardian reported Wednesday.
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Ecuador Warns Julian Assange Over Support For Catalonian Independence From Spain
Ecuador has told WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to avoid making statements that could affect the country's international relations after he expressed support for Catalonian independence from Spain.
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Called A Gujarat Riots Supporter, Obama Aide Sought Team Help: Wikileaks
Sonal Shah, the first Indian- American appointed to the presidential transition team of Barack Obama had written that the "frenzy" ethnic Indian press accused her of Hindu fundamentalism in 2008 to discredit the US President and having her quit, according to data released by WikiLeaks.
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Hillary Clinton Weighed Reinstating Glass-Steagall, Wikileaks Emails Show
A longtime political adviser to Hillary Clinton last year urged her presidential campaign to support a new version of a law that separated commercial and investment banking to avoid antagonizing the Democratic Party's progressive wing, according to emails published by Wikileaks on Monday.
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Hillary Clinton Struggled To Secure Endorsement Of Labour Unions: Report
Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton struggled with how to secure the endorsement of labour unions while announcing her opposition to the Keystone XL oil pipeline, a project they supported but environmentalists opposed, according to leaked emails published by WikiLeaks on Friday.
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Soldier Who Passed Classified Files To Wikileaks To Be Sent To Solitary Confinement
U.S. Army soldier Chelsea Manning, serving 35 years in prison for passing classified files to WikiLeaks, was ordered to spend 14 days in solitary confinement as punishment for attempting suicide and keeping a banned book in her cell, supporters said.
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WikiLeaks Releases Audio From Democratic Party Hack
WikiLeaks released audio recordings on Wednesday apparently hacked from the Democratic National Committee's servers, including a message from an irate Hillary Clinton supporter demanding the party stop "bending over backwards" for Bernie Sanders.
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WikiLeaks Threatens Twitter It Will Start Its Own Micro-Blogging Service
"We will start a rival service if this keeps up because @WikiLeaks and our supporters are threatened by a space of feudal justice."
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Holed Up In Ecuador's Embassy, WikiLeaks' Assange To Win Support From UN Panel
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, who has been holed up in the Ecuadorian embassy in London since 2012 to avoid a rape investigation, was detained arbitrarily in contravention of international law, a UN panel will rule on Friday.
