Freedom of Expression / Censorship

Articles

• Why the US is Persecuting Assange
  6 June 2019, by siawi3

  Revealing important information about the Yemen war – in which at least 70,000 people have been killed – is the reason why the US government is persecuting both Assange and Zikry.

• Britain and Australia dismiss UN report that Assange has been tortured
  5 June 2019, by siawi3

  “In 20 years of work with victims of war, violence and political persecution, I have never seen a group of democratic states ganging up to deliberately isolate, demonise and abuse a single individual for such a long time and with so little regard for human dignity and the rule of law.”

• Strange Defenders: Assange and the Press
  6 June 2019, by siawi3

  The truth is that for most liberal commentators the only problem they have with any indictment and obviously lengthy imprisonment of Assange is the use of the Espionage Act to get there. If the Trump administration were to come up with some other mechanism, if it could charge him with something other than violation of the Espionage Act, everything would be fine.

• UK: Belmarsh Prison Inmate Provides Photos Of Julian Assange, Says The ‘Internet Is The One Thing They Can’t Control’
  8 June 2019, by siawi3

  Prior to the release of the UN report, the publisher’s mother, Christine Assange tweeted that the “UK Gov is unlawfully slowly killing my son!” Exclusive testimony, as well as photos, from a fellow inmate of imprisoned WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange inside London’s highest security prison.

• Demasking The Torture Of Julian Assange
  30 June 2019, by siawi3

  It finally dawned on me that I had been blinded by propaganda, and that Assange had been systematically slandered to divert attention from the crimes he exposed. Once he had been dehumanized through isolation, ridicule and shame, just like the witches we used to burn at the stake, it was easy to deprive him of his most fundamental rights without provoking public outrage worldwide. And thus, a legal precedent is being set, through the backdoor of our own complacency, which in the future can and will be applied just as well to disclosures by The Guardian, the New York Times and ABC News.

• Une tribune sur Assange refusée de publication dans la presse anglo-saxonne, selon son auteur, un enquêteur à l’Onu
  28 juin 2019, par siawi3

  Les plus grands médias anglo-saxons ont refusé de publier une tribune qui affirme que Julian Assange est victime de « diffamation » et de « torture psychologique », selon Nils Melzer, son auteur et rapporteur de l’Onu sur la torture.

• Algerie : Smart Solutions Hosting (SSH), un hébergeur Algérien bloqué par Algérie Telecom
  19 juin 2019, par siawi3

  Depuis mercredi dernier nous faisons face à une situation inédite en Algérie , les adresses IP de plusieurs de nos serveurs se sont fait bloquées une à une par Algérie Telecom, un blocage inadmissible face auquel nous n’allons pas nous taire.

• John Pilger: The Global War on Assange, Journalism & Dissent
  17 June 2019, by siawi3

  In this interview with Dennis J. Bernstein and Randy Credico, Pilger talks about what is happening to his friend and colleague Julian Assange, founder and publisher of WikiLeaks, and how his persecution could be the beginning of the end of modern investigative reporting as we know it. Since Assange’s high-profile arrest and maximum-security imprisonment on a bail-jumping charge, journalists and whistleblowers have been pursued, arrested and have their documents and hard drives seized in the U.S., France, Great Britain, and Australia.

• UK-USA: Assange To Face 5-Day Extradition Hearing In February 2020
  18 June 2019, by siawi3

  The WikiLeaks publisher told the court that “175 years of my life is effectively at stake,” according to Sky News. He addressed the judge as Lady Arbuthnot, saying: “WikiLeaks is nothing but a publisher.” Mark Summers, a lawyer representing Assange, told the court there are a “multiplicity of profound issues” with the extradition case, Sky News reported. “We say it represents an outrageous and full-frontal assault on journalistic rights,” he said.

• France : Rayhanna, Rana H’ana (Rayhana, nous sommes là)
  18 janvier 2010, par siawi2
  par Lalia Ducos
  Oui, nous étions nombreux, 500 personnes d’après les journaux, à nous retrouver devant le théâtre des Métallos ce samedi 16 janvier. Oui, nous étions nombreux à montrer notre soutien à Rayana dont le courage face à cette horrible  (...)

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