Catalonia’s Ex-Leader Freed on Bail
Apr 6, 2018 Spain is seeking Carles Puigdemont's extradition from Germany on charges of rebellion and misuse of public funds over his role in the Spanish region’s independence referendum, held in October.Catalan Ex-President to Risk Arrest, Travel to Denmark
Jan 19, 2018 “If I have to choose between being an inmate or a president, I’d rather be a president, even from afar,” Carles Puigdemont says.
Sweden Drops Rape Inquiry Against Julian Assange
May 19, 2017 The WikiLeaks founder wants to talk with U.K. and U.S. authorities about his legal status now that Swedish authorities have ended their seven-year investigation.
U.S. Becoming a Popular Destination for Rich Foreigners Avoiding Corruption Charges
Dec 11, 2016 Wealthy politicians and businessmen suspected of wrongdoing in their native lands are fleeing to a safe haven where their wealth and influence shields them from arrest.Julian Assange Speaks About Hillary Clinton, the U.S. Election and the Litany of Charges Against Him
Nov 5, 2016 In a 25-minute interview, WikiLeaks' founder gives an analysis of the emails he published from the personal account of John Podesta (Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign chairman), and much more.
Green Party’s Jill Stein Praises WikiLeaks, Calls Julian Assange a Hero
Aug 24, 2016 In an aggressive op-ed published by The Hill on Tuesday, the party’s presidential nominee argues that the organization known for publishing secret information from anonymous sources provides a valuable service by exposing “corruption and wrongdoing.”
Julian Assange ‘Arbitrarily Detained,’ a U.N. Panel Has Found
Feb 5, 2016 The panel is expected to announce Friday a finding that the WikiLeaks founder's long stay in Ecuador's London embassy is the result of improper actions by Sweden and Britain.
Edward Snowden Calls E.U. Vote to Offer Him Protection From Extradition a ‘Game-Changer’
Oct 30, 2015 The former N.S.A. contractor-turned-whistleblower, who has been living in Russia, also called it "extraordinary."
Julian Assange: The Untold Story of an Epic Struggle for Justice
Aug 4, 2015 The persecution of Julian Assange is about to flare again as it enters a dangerous stage. On Aug. 20, three-quarters of the Swedish prosecutor’s case against Assange regarding sexual misconduct in 2010 will disappear as the statute of limitations expires. Meanwhile, Washington’s obsession with Assange and WikiLeaks has intensified. Indeed, it is vindictive American power that offers the greatest threat -- as Chelsea Manning and those still held in Guantanamo can attest.
