Julian Assange Extradition Case
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Over 10,000 messages back Assange's asylum in Ecuador
The Ecuadorian embassies in the United States and Britain have received over 10,000 messages in support of political asylum for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, Ecuadorian authorities announced on Tuesday.
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Assange won't move from Ecuador embassy: WikiLeaks
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange will remain inside Ecuador's embassy in London until his case is resolved, in a process that could take "hours or days", a spokesman for the whistleblower website said on Thursday.
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No easy way out for Assange holed up in embassy
Julian Assange risks being thrown into a cell the moment he leaves the Ecuadorean embassy in London after breaching bail to avoid extradition to Sweden.
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Assange faces arrest if he leaves Ecuador embassy
British police stood poised Wednesday to arrest WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange should he step out of Ecuador's London embassy - but authorities conceded he is beyond their grasp as long as he stays inside.
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UK top court rejects Assange bid to reopen case
Britain's Supreme Court rejected WikiLeaks chief Julian Assange's bid to reopen his extradition case on Thursday, meaning the controversial anti-secrecy campaigner could be sent to Sweden by the end of the month. Assange is wanted for questioning in Sweden after two women accused him of sexual misconduct during a visit to the country in mid-2010. ...
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Over 10,000 messages back Assange's asylum in Ecuador
The Ecuadorian embassies in the United States and Britain have received over 10,000 messages in support of political asylum for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, Ecuadorian authorities announced on Tuesday.
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Assange won't move from Ecuador embassy: WikiLeaks
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange will remain inside Ecuador's embassy in London until his case is resolved, in a process that could take "hours or days", a spokesman for the whistleblower website said on Thursday.
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No easy way out for Assange holed up in embassy
Julian Assange risks being thrown into a cell the moment he leaves the Ecuadorean embassy in London after breaching bail to avoid extradition to Sweden.
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Assange faces arrest if he leaves Ecuador embassy
British police stood poised Wednesday to arrest WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange should he step out of Ecuador's London embassy - but authorities conceded he is beyond their grasp as long as he stays inside.
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UK top court rejects Assange bid to reopen case
Britain's Supreme Court rejected WikiLeaks chief Julian Assange's bid to reopen his extradition case on Thursday, meaning the controversial anti-secrecy campaigner could be sent to Sweden by the end of the month. Assange is wanted for questioning in Sweden after two women accused him of sexual misconduct during a visit to the country in mid-2010. ...
