Julian exposed the killing of unarmed civilians and the torture of innocent civilians. Those who wished to appeal the case would like to bury Julian in a deep, dark corner for the rest of his life.
Julian Assange: The UK High Court has ruled that WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, who is wanted in the United States for publishing political and military documents, could be deported.
The Supreme Court has heard an appeal filed by the United States against a British lower court ruling that Julian could not be deported to the United States on January 4 on suspicion of attempted suicide in a U.S. prison. The court also announced that he could be deported at the end of the trial.
This time, however, the United States assured the court that Assange was suffering from depression and would reduce his risk of attempting suicide, given the doctors’ assertion that he could have attempted suicide if he had been deported.
In the United States, Assange faces criminal charges under the Espionage Act and the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act. The spy law prevents the public from receiving information about national security on purpose. They also believe it could hurt the United States and benefit other nations.
Amnesty International has called for the charges against Julian to be dropped and for him to be deported. . In 2016, a United Nations panel also spoke in support of Assange. Following the court ruling, Amnesty International wrote on its Twitter account that it was a mockery of justice. The Supreme Court has upheld the United States’ appeal that he should not be held in high-security solitary confinement reserved for diplomatic criminals.
Assange’s counterpart Stella Morris is raising funds to fight the deportation. Julian exposed the killing of unarmed civilians and the torture of innocent civilians. Those who wished to appeal in this matter thereby sought to bury Julian in a deep, dark corner for the rest of his life. The crowd source page created by Morris states that Julian faces up to 175 years in prison.
Who is Julian Assange? What did he do?
WikiLeaks, which declares itself to be an international media organization and library, released millions of war, diplomatic and military documents in 2010 that were handed over by US military officer Chelsea Manning. WikiLeaks has also released various war documents, including footage of an American Apache helicopter shooting down 12 people, including two Reuters journalists.
In December 2018, the website released a searchable database of more than 16,000 purchase requests made by US embassies around the world.
Assange, originally from Australia, founded WikiLeaks in 2006. WikiLeaks is the largest library of the world’s most persecuted documents. “We shelter these documents, analyze and publicize them, and more,” Julian said in a 2015 interview with Spiegel. Currently this site has over 10 million documents. The people who read most of the WikiLeaks documents are Indians. He added that Americans continue to study them.
What is the reason for Assange to be in the UK?
Sweden is investigating allegations that Assange was sexually abused by two women in 2010. Sweden also demanded the extradition of Assange, who was in the UK at the time. Assange approached a British court in 2011 to try to fight the Swedish warrant. The verdict did not go in his favor, and he lost his appeal to the UK Supreme Court in June 2012.
Assange, who was released on bail, sought refuge at the Ecuadorian embassy in London. Ecuador, a Latin American country led by then-left leader Rafael Correa, accepted his request. He has since stayed at the Ecuadorian embassy in London. It is noteworthy that in 2019 he was arrested. A Westminster court has issued a warrant for his arrest if he leaves the Ecuadorian embassy. He asserted that his confession had been obtained through torture, and that his confession had been obtained through torture.
Receive all the news of Tamil Indian Express instantly on Telegram app https://t.me/ietamil
.