RT @msulzbacher: .@Snowden zu #Assange: Auch wenn er vielen nicht sympathisch erscheine, "wir müssen die Freiheit des Journalismus gerade dann verteidigen, wenn er unbequem ist und uns nicht gefällt. Bequemer Journalismus braucht unseren Schutz in der Regel nicht“ https://t.co/l1OHscqktg

February 24, 2020 at 08:02PM
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RT @cdeloire: @rebecca_vincent @cmihr @pierrehaski @PaulMoreiraPLTV @ggreenwald @yanisvaroufakis @Snowden @realDonaldTrump We knew that the prosecutor would use these arguments against Julian #Assange: the problem is that there is no evidence, not one, that Julian endangered people. The ones who accuse him not only endangered, but clearly killed lots of civilians and even committed war crimes.

February 24, 2020 at 08:02PM
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RT @cdeloire: THREAD I attended the first hearing of the #AssangeTrial today. There is an incredible paradox and even a non-sense. The prosecutor accused #Assange of having endangered "political dissidents and journalists". On the contrary, Julian contributed to reveal war crimes and lies. https://t.co/ger6h1TH2S

February 24, 2020 at 08:03PM
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RT @cdeloire: @rebecca_vincent @cmihr @pierrehaski @PaulMoreiraPLTV @ggreenwald @yanisvaroufakis @Snowden @realDonaldTrump The US authorities did not only initiate a legal proceeding against #Assange. They also launched a public relations fight, if not a propaganda fight. Assange’s image has been artificially shadowed for years, through judicial persecution and public allegations. #AssangeCase

February 24, 2020 at 08:32PM
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If you're a reporter and following the Assange Espionage Act extradition case--and you should be, since it's possibly the biggest press freedoms case in a generation--it's worth reading this thread on the defense's first arguments, which really blow a hole in the govt's case. https://t.co/ebKUimRA48

February 26, 2020 at 02:43AM
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RT @StefSimanowitz: 5/. We’re just hours away from the resumption of #Assange’s extradition hearing If #JulianAssange were extradited, it would set a chilling precedent for the protection of those of us who publish leaked/classified information that is in the public interest https://t.co/a3uVMwDN5A

September 07, 2020 at 12:48AM
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RT @StefSimanowitz: This week @amnesty will be handing over our 400,000 strong global petition at US embassies around the world (you can still sign 👆). I’ll be outside the Old Bailey with a senior Amnesty spokesperson. For an interview, DM me tmw. I will be posting clips/ updates. #Assange https://t.co/BcQIAQXpkK

September 07, 2020 at 12:48AM
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RT @StefSimanowitz: 19/. “This is unacceptable. This case is of enormous intn’l public interest & must be open to scrutiny.” RSF’s @rebecca_vincent. The entire list of 40 trial monitors had their remote access to the #Assange hearings withdrawn this morning. #JulianAssange https://t.co/daqweP67wl

September 07, 2020 at 05:43PM
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RT @StefSimanowitz: 20/. Amnesty Intn’l are shocked that we’ve had our permission to observe the #Assange hearing - even remotely - revoked Observing legal cases is our bread & butter work We do it in countries with the most repressive regimes We are reapplying for access. https://t.co/L0DbcqlB9Q

September 07, 2020 at 05:47PM
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The extradition of Julian Assange is a malicious prosecution by any standard. Even critics of the man ought to condemn this as a show trial. The "crime" in question is the greatest public service @Wikileaks ever performed: exposing Iraq-era abuses. Drop the charges. #FreeAssange https://t.co/JhIrfro7cV

September 07, 2020 at 05:58PM
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RT @OpFreeAssange: Tucker Carlson interviewed Glen Greenwald tonight regarding #JulianAssange ....and it was a wonderful three minutes. Big thanks to both of these men for revealing w such accuracy on primetime television. #PardonAssange https://t.co/xwz8bZL5IP

September 12, 2020 at 04:34AM
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RT @kgosztola: In regard to First Amendment, James Lewis says it's your position that the US Constitution precludes prosecution. Eric Lewis: Yes, no such thing as a successful prosecution of publisher [in US history] #Assange

September 15, 2020 at 06:03PM
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RT @johnpilger: Today in the Old Bailey I watched the grim farce of the US/UK attempt to extradite Julian #Assange. The bullying prosecutor is reduced to insulting the integrity of expert witnesses. Trapped behind glass, Julian is denied free access to his barrister. This is Britain's shame.

September 15, 2020 at 06:03PM
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RT @StefSimanowitz: “The US govt is trying to extradite #JulianAssange & put him in prison for the rest of his life for the best work @wikileaks ever did. Work that that won awards in every country.” @Snowden speaking to @joerogan about #Assange & the #AssangeTrial today. https://t.co/xXg6ZnPDJq

September 16, 2020 at 04:01PM
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RT @wikileaks: Watch: @joerogan speaking to @Snowden on #Assange: "The US govt is trying to extradite #Assange & put him in prison for the rest of his life..for work that won awards in every country..This could all be made to go away if AG William Barr dropped the charges - & he should" https://t.co/uY9kzfRc6F

September 16, 2020 at 04:40PM
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RT @kgosztola: Ellsberg on WikiLeaks revelations: "Like the Pentagon Papers, had the capability of informing the public that they had been seriously misled about the nature of the war, the progress of the war, and the likelihood that it would end successfully, if at all." #Assange

September 16, 2020 at 06:50PM
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RT @kgosztola: Ellsberg shared how he was stunned that evidence of torture, deaths squads, and other significant corruption was in material classified below top secret level. Suggested officials no longer regarded these acts as "sensitive." #Assange

September 16, 2020 at 06:54PM
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RT @kgosztola: Ellsberg said he published the name of someone he knew, a clandestine CIA police officer. Their identity was well-known in South Vietnam. The Intelligence Identities Protection Act wouldn't have excused him for putting it out, but he did not want to redact a single word. #Assange

September 16, 2020 at 06:56PM
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RT @kgosztola: Ellsberg called the assertions of the US govt "highly cynical." Were any of [alleged exposed individuals] subject to what State Department claimed - death, violent harm or incarceration? "Isn’t the answer no? Did one of them suffer the carrying out of these threats?" #Assange

September 16, 2020 at 06:58PM
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RT @NilsMelzer: Having investigated this case in my capacity as the #UN #SRTorture, I am absolutely convinced that, if extradited to the USA, #Assange will be exposed to an unfair trial & conditions of detention amounting to #Torture or other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment. https://t.co/fELnEVT8LT

September 22, 2020 at 05:10PM
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