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Assassinating Assange
***Överåklagare Marianne Ny & Vice chefsåklagare Ingrid Isgren
http://se.linkedin.com/pub/ingrid-isgren/34/745/942
https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marianne_Ny
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Länk: http://www.scribd.com/doc/233388787/Assange-Ingrid-Isgren-E-post-2014
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Länk: http://www.scribd.com/doc/233389954/Assange-Marianne-Ny-E-post-SMS-2014
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Extramaterial: Uppdaterat 2014-07-17
Mejl som har inkommit till Anders Perklev - Åklagarmyndigheten Riksåklagarens kansli - under tiden
2014-01-01 - 2014-07-16.
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Länk: http://www.scribd.com/doc/234265505/Assange-Mejl-Till-Anders-Perklev-2014
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Julian Assange on Aiding Snowden, Tiff w/ The Intercept & Whether He'll Ever Leave Embassy Refuge
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Publicerades den 9 jul 2014 democracynow
http://www.democracynow.org - WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange sits down with Democracy Now! inside the Ecuadorean embassy in London, where he has been living in political asylum for over two years. Assange explains his critique of First Look Media and The Intercept for agreeing not to name a country targeted by bulk National Security Agency spying, following U.S. government concerns that doing so could lead to increased violence.
Assange and WikiLeaks went on to reveal the targeted country, Afghanistan, which along with the Bahamas had all of its cell phone calls recorded. "That is as great an assault to sovereignty as you can imagine, other than completely militarily occupying a country, to record the intimate phone calls of every single Afghan citizen," Assange says. "My perspective is, [this is] up to the Afghan people."
Assange also gives an overview of the close to eight million documents WikiLeaks has released since 2007 about nearly every country in the world; details how WikiLeaks helped Edward Snowden evade U.S. arrest and find political asylum in Russia; and addresses his prospects for ever being able to leave the Ecuadorean embassy without fear of arrest.
Watch the full 2-part Democracy Now! interview with Julian Assange:
http://www.democracynow.org/appearanc...
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WikiLeaks' Julian Assange Responds to Hillary Clinton: Fair U.S. Trial for Snowden "Not Possible"
Publicerades den 9 jul 2014 democracynow
http://www.democracynow.org - In part two of our exclusive interview, Amy Goodman goes inside Ecuador's embassy in London to speak with Julian Assange, the founder of Wikileaks. Assange has been living in the embassy for more than two years under political asylum. He faces investigations in both Sweden and the United States, where a secret grand jury is investigating WikiLeaks for its role in publishing a trove of leaked documents about the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, as well as State Department cables. Assange responds to former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's recent comments that National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden should return home to face trial.
"It's the advice of all our lawyers that he should not return to the United States. He'd be extremely foolish to do so," Assange says. "It's not possible to have a fair trial, because the U.S. government has a precedent of applying state secret privilege to prevent the defense from using material that is classified in their favor."
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Assange - Undermattan:
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Assange: E-post och SMS från åklagarna Ingrid Isgren & Marianne Ny under 2014
Assange arrest warrant upheld by Swedish court
SvaraRaderaPublished time: July 16, 2014 16:11
A Swedish court has voted to uphold an arrest warrant against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.
The Stockholm District Court moved to uphold the warrant on Wednesday following a legal challenge from Assange’s lawyers in June. The challenge was spurred by a change to Swedish criminal proceedings regarding the right to information in criminal procedures which brings the country in line with an EU directive.
Assange’s defense team had argued the European arrest warrant should be lifted on grounds that the prosecution had failed to act in a timely manner by not interviewing their client at the embassy. The further said that detaining a suspect for the duration of the investigation was an excessive use of force that was not in the public interest.
Saying the evidence provided by the plaintiffs was insufficient to back up the allegations, they further charged Assange was being threatened by the United States.
“Assange was granted political asylum by Ecuador on August 16, 2012. There has been a clear and present danger in the form of threats from the United States, ranging from extradition to plain assassination and execution,” Falkvinge.net cites the defense as saying during the proceedings.
“Assange has a full legal right to maintain his political asylum, and therefore, the detention serves no further purpose,” they added. “This has now dragged on for three years and six months. In this time, in all this time, Assange has been restrained in various ways, everything from jail to something resembling a permanent house arrest.”[...]
http://rt.com/news/173240-assange-arrest-warrant-upheld/