Julian Assange – Page 20 – THE OVAL CIRCLE

Freedom from Fear: John Pilger Discusses Coronavirus Propaganda, Imperialism, and Human Rights

Posted on April 13, 2020April 13, 2020By Editor

John Pilger is a world-renowned journalist and filmmaker. The author of several books and maker of over 60 documentaries (the latest being The Coming War on China and The Dirty War on the NHS), Pilger has won dozens of prestigious awards and has been honoured by several universities. … Read More >Freedom from Fear: John Pilger Discusses Coronavirus Propaganda, Imperialism, and Human Rights

Assange’s mother fact-checks media, as story of her son’s previously hidden family published

Posted on April 12, 2020April 12, 2020By Editor

Julian Assange’s mother has gone on the offensive against slanted reporting after her son’s legal adviser revealed that she had two children with the WikiLeaks co-founder. … Read More >Assange’s mother fact-checks media, as story of her son’s previously hidden family published

Belmarsh ‘barely functioning’: Assange tells friend Covid-19 is raging through British prison

Posted on April 11, 2020April 11, 2020By Editor

Julian Assange has revealed to a friend the harrowing details of his life in Belmarsh. WikiLeaks founder is still confined at the UK maximum security prison, despite it being stricken with the novel coronavirus. … Read More >Belmarsh ‘barely functioning’: Assange tells friend Covid-19 is raging through British prison

Australian MPs call for release of Julian Assange to home detention as Covid-19 ‘rapidly spreads’ in UK prisons

Posted on April 10, 2020April 10, 2020By Editor

There are new calls from Australia to release Julian Assange from prison over Covid-19 fears. Two MPs, supported on Twitter by the whistleblower’s mother, sent letters to UK authorities calling for his release to home detention. … Read More >Australian MPs call for release of Julian Assange to home detention as Covid-19 ‘rapidly spreads’ in UK prisons

‘Virtual march’ to mark Assange’s year in UK custody amid widespread Covid-19 lockdowns

Posted on April 9, 2020April 9, 2020By Editor

A worldwide march in support of Julian Assange will be held online due to the coronavirus pandemic. Apart from disrupting support efforts, the dreaded virus is also threatening the jailed WikiLeaks co-founder personally. … Read More >‘Virtual march’ to mark Assange’s year in UK custody amid widespread Covid-19 lockdowns

Assange’s life in GRAVE DANGER as first Covid-19 death confirmed in Belmarsh prison — Wikileaks editor-in-chief

Posted on April 7, 2020April 7, 2020By Editor

Conditions in Belmarsh prison, where Julian Assange is held, might be worse than London is willing to admit, WikiLeaks editor-in-chief Kristinn Hrafnsson told RT, adding that Covid-19 could swiftly tear through the facility. … Read More >Assange’s life in GRAVE DANGER as first Covid-19 death confirmed in Belmarsh prison — Wikileaks editor-in-chief

Julian Assange’s lawyers to apply for release on bail, citing risk of Covid-19 — WikiLeaks

Posted on March 25, 2020March 25, 2020By Editor

Lawyers for Julian Assange are to make a bail application for the WikiLeaks co-founder, arguing that he is in imminent danger of contracting the deadly novel coronavirus at the center of a global pandemic while in prison. … Read More >Julian Assange’s lawyers to apply for release on bail, citing risk of Covid-19 — WikiLeaks

Assange lawyer Baltasar Garzon hospitalized with coronavirus

Posted on March 25, 2020March 25, 2020By Editor

Famous Spanish jurist Baltasar Garzon has been admitted to a hospital in Madrid after testing positive for Covid-19. He has provided legal counsel to WikiLeaks publisher Julian Assange, among other things. … Read More >Assange lawyer Baltasar Garzon hospitalized with coronavirus

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If Britain allows a frail Julian Assange to die in Covid-19-infested jail, the blood will be on London’s hands

Posted on March 24, 2020By Editor

At a time when even the likes of Iran are letting thousands of non-violent offenders out of jail, the UK’s refusal to budge on one journalist is indefensible and surrenders the moral high ground it never had to begin with. … Read More >If Britain allows a frail Julian Assange to die in Covid-19-infested jail, the blood will be on London’s hands

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Assange’s Extradition: An Escalation of the US War on Terror

Posted on March 21, 2020March 21, 2020By Editor

Last week the U.S. District Judge Anthony Trenga released Chelsea Manning from detainment after concluding that the grand jury that she had been subpoenaed to testify before no longer needed her, since it was being disbanded. … Read More >Assange’s Extradition: An Escalation of the US War on Terror

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