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Writer and journalist. Editorial team @improvethenews. Newsweek whistleblower on OPCW leaks. Documented the U.S. pro/persecution of Julian Assange.
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[News:] Julian Assange to be Freed in U.S. Plea Deal

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(London, U.K.) After more than five years of incarceration, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange left H.M.P. Belmarsh on Monday after reportedly agreeing a plea deal with the United States that will see him go free. According to legal filings with the U. S. District Court for the Northern Mariana Islands, Assange is set to appear in the court near Guam in the Philippine Sea for a Rule 11 hearing at 9am local time on Wednesday.
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[News:] Assange Granted Leave to Appeal U.S. Extradition

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(London, U.K.) British High Court judges granted WikiLeaks publisher Julian Assange leave to appeal his extradition case against the United States on Monday. It follows a March hearing in which the judges — Dame Victoria Sharp, who is President of the King’s Bench Division, and Justice Jeremy Johnson — reserved the right to make their ruling on whether Assange can appeal pending new assurances from the government of the United States.
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[News:] U.S. Sends U.K. Fresh Assurances on Assange

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(London, U.K.) The United States government, via its London embassy, provided the U.K. with fresh diplomatic assurances in the case of Julian Assange on Tuesday. Assange, who last week marked five years of incarceration at H.M.P. Belmarsh, has been in the sights of U.S. prosecutors from as far back as 2010.
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