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• Ireland-UK-USA: #FreeAssange Ireland marking Julian Assange’s 50^th Birthday and solidarity message to JADC
  6 July, by siawi3

  We believe that a good starting point in this regard is for you Mr Biden to heed the humanitarian appeal of Stella Morris for you to “end this now and let Julian’s two little boys have their father back” . It is in the power of you as President and your Administration to drop the appeal in the British Courts for the extradition of Julian, and to stop the process of charges against this innocent man. We in Ireland echo this call from Stella, and hope that you have enough sense of justice to do the right thing.

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  9 juillet, par siawi3
• A Remarkable Silence: Media blackout after key witness against Assange admits lying
  9 July, by siawi3

  As we have pointed out since Media Lens began in 2001, a fundamental feature of corporate media is propaganda by omission. Over the past week, a stunning example has highlighted this core property once again.

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  9 juillet, par siawi3
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  9 juillet, par siawi3
• VIDEO John Pilger: Julian Assange dit vrai et force les criminels de guerre à se regarder dans le miroir
  9 July, by siawi3

  Famous Australian journalist John Pilger defends Julian Assange

• La droite sauvera-t-elle Julian Assange ?
  14 juillet, par siawi3
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  9 juillet, par siawi3
• 95 Greek Parliamentarians Tell Biden: ‘Drop All Charges Against Assange’
  14 July, by siawi3

  The letter reminds the US President that, as Obama’s Vice-President, he took the decision not to prosecute Julian. Indeed, the prosecution – and request to the UK authorities that he be extradited to the US – went ahead under President Trump. The letter also reminds Mr Biden that Julian is fading daily in solitary confinement because his Department of Justice chose to appeal a British court’s verdict not to extradite him to the US – and, thus, calls upon him to drop all charges and rescind Julian’s persecution.

• UK: Police Should Release Information On British WikiLeaks Journalists
  10 July, by siawi3

  “Nothing is normal in this case. Julian Assange and the WikiLeaks journalists have been under continuous intimidation and investigation for over a decade for revealing war crimes and torture.”
  The National Union of Journalists, which represents journalists in the UK, said it is disturbing that the police service and the ICO are citing national security laws aimed to prevent terrorism to block the release of information about journalists. “The NUJ is concerned that the authorities’ actions in this case interfere with the watchdog function performed by journalists,” it said in a written submission during the hearing.“It will inevitably have an indirect chilling effect on journalists who carry out public interest investigations and report on government.”

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