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"I Am Free Today Because I Pleaded Guilty To Journalism": Julian Assange
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange on Tuesday said he was released after years of incarceration only because he had pleaded guilty to doing "journalism", which he described as a pillar of a free society.
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"Elated": WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange's Wife On Landmark Plea Deal
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange's wife Stella said she was "elated" that he will be a "free man" after a US judge signs off on his landmark plea deal on Wednesday.
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Julian Assange's Health Improving In Prison, Says Spokesperson
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is no longer being held in solitary confinement and his health is improving, his colleague and spokesman Kristinn Hrafnsson told reporters on Tuesday.
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Julian Assange To Stay In Jail Even After End Of Sentence
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange will remain in prison even when his jail term ends because of his "history of absconding", a judge ruled on Friday.
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Swedish Prosecutor Requests Julian Assange's Detention Over Rape Allegation
The Swedish prosecutor heading an investigation into a rape allegation against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange filed a request with a local court on Monday for him to be detained in absentia.
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Julian Assange's 50-Week Jail Sentence Dispropotionate, Says UN
United Nations human rights experts voiced concern on Friday at what they called the "disproportionate sentence" of 50 weeks in prison imposed on WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange for skipping bail in Britain.
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Hit By 40 Million Cyber-Attacks Since Julian Assange's Arrest: Ecuador
Ecuador said on Monday it has suffered 40 million cyber-attacks on the webpages of public institutions since stripping Wikileaks founder Julian Assange of political asylum.
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Julian Assage Set Up "Centre For Spying" At Embassy: Ecuador President
Julian Assange Arrest: Ecuadoran President Lenin Moreno on Sunday defended his decision to overturn Julian Assange's asylum status, claiming in an interview with the Guardian newspaper that the WikiLeaks founder had tried to set up a "centre for spying" in Ecuador's London embassy.
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Julian Assange Will Cooperate With Sweden, But Fight US Warrant: Lawyer
Julian Assange would cooperate with Swedish authorities if they reopen a rape case against him but will continue to resist any bid to extradite him to the United States, his lawyer said Sunday.
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Ecuador Suspends Julian Assange's Citizenship
Julian Assange Arrest: Ecuador has suspended Julian Assange's citizenship and accused him and people connected to his WikiLeaks group of collaborating in attempts to destabilise the Andean nation's government, after years of offering him shelter.
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US Has 2 Months To Finalise Extradition Case Against Julian Assange
Julian Assange Extradition: U.S. prosecutors have just under two months to present British authorities with a final and detailed criminal case to justify the possible extradition of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, a U.S. government official said on Friday.
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Julian Assange's Spat With Ecuador Involved Messy Cat, "Improper Hygiene"
Julian Assange Arrested: Ecuador's decision to abruptly end Julian Assange's seven-year asylum in its London embassy on Thursday followed a long deterioration in relations, driven in part by suspicions he was secretly fuelling corruption allegations against President Lenin Moreno.
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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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Swedish Julian Assange Accuser Urges Prosecution To Reopen Rape Case
The lawyer of the Swedish woman who accused Julian Assange of rape in 2010 said Thursday she and her client would ask Swedish prosecutors to reopen the investigation which was dropped in 2017.
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Sweden Drops Assange Investigation, UK Police Says He Still Faces Arrest
Swedish prosecutors dropped an investigation of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange on Friday over a rape allegation, but British police said he would still be arrested if he left the Ecuadorean embassy in London where he has been holed up for five years.
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"I Am Free Today Because I Pleaded Guilty To Journalism": Julian Assange
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange on Tuesday said he was released after years of incarceration only because he had pleaded guilty to doing "journalism", which he described as a pillar of a free society.
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"Elated": WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange's Wife On Landmark Plea Deal
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange's wife Stella said she was "elated" that he will be a "free man" after a US judge signs off on his landmark plea deal on Wednesday.
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Julian Assange's Health Improving In Prison, Says Spokesperson
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is no longer being held in solitary confinement and his health is improving, his colleague and spokesman Kristinn Hrafnsson told reporters on Tuesday.
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Julian Assange To Stay In Jail Even After End Of Sentence
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange will remain in prison even when his jail term ends because of his "history of absconding", a judge ruled on Friday.
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Swedish Prosecutor Requests Julian Assange's Detention Over Rape Allegation
The Swedish prosecutor heading an investigation into a rape allegation against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange filed a request with a local court on Monday for him to be detained in absentia.
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Julian Assange's 50-Week Jail Sentence Dispropotionate, Says UN
United Nations human rights experts voiced concern on Friday at what they called the "disproportionate sentence" of 50 weeks in prison imposed on WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange for skipping bail in Britain.
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Hit By 40 Million Cyber-Attacks Since Julian Assange's Arrest: Ecuador
Ecuador said on Monday it has suffered 40 million cyber-attacks on the webpages of public institutions since stripping Wikileaks founder Julian Assange of political asylum.
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Julian Assage Set Up "Centre For Spying" At Embassy: Ecuador President
Julian Assange Arrest: Ecuadoran President Lenin Moreno on Sunday defended his decision to overturn Julian Assange's asylum status, claiming in an interview with the Guardian newspaper that the WikiLeaks founder had tried to set up a "centre for spying" in Ecuador's London embassy.
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Julian Assange Will Cooperate With Sweden, But Fight US Warrant: Lawyer
Julian Assange would cooperate with Swedish authorities if they reopen a rape case against him but will continue to resist any bid to extradite him to the United States, his lawyer said Sunday.
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Ecuador Suspends Julian Assange's Citizenship
Julian Assange Arrest: Ecuador has suspended Julian Assange's citizenship and accused him and people connected to his WikiLeaks group of collaborating in attempts to destabilise the Andean nation's government, after years of offering him shelter.
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US Has 2 Months To Finalise Extradition Case Against Julian Assange
Julian Assange Extradition: U.S. prosecutors have just under two months to present British authorities with a final and detailed criminal case to justify the possible extradition of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, a U.S. government official said on Friday.
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Julian Assange's Spat With Ecuador Involved Messy Cat, "Improper Hygiene"
Julian Assange Arrested: Ecuador's decision to abruptly end Julian Assange's seven-year asylum in its London embassy on Thursday followed a long deterioration in relations, driven in part by suspicions he was secretly fuelling corruption allegations against President Lenin Moreno.
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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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Swedish Julian Assange Accuser Urges Prosecution To Reopen Rape Case
The lawyer of the Swedish woman who accused Julian Assange of rape in 2010 said Thursday she and her client would ask Swedish prosecutors to reopen the investigation which was dropped in 2017.
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Sweden Drops Assange Investigation, UK Police Says He Still Faces Arrest
Swedish prosecutors dropped an investigation of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange on Friday over a rape allegation, but British police said he would still be arrested if he left the Ecuadorean embassy in London where he has been holed up for five years.
