Julian Assange

@standardnews Your article is strewn with errors - for a start the title - it is very clearly several thousands at least

@wikileaks @amnesty Finally @amnesty: "The US government’s unrelenting pursuit of Julian Assange for having published disclosed documents that included possible war crimes committed by the US military is nothing short of a full-scale assault on the right to freedom of expression".

@ChrissieHynde Dear Chrissie - The point is that Mr. Assange broke no law whatsoever. His 'crime' was to publish evidence of war crimes and human rights abuses which have embarrassed those in power.

@UKinMexico @GacetaVeracruz Why is Assange also being prevented from using a computer that would allow him to review the evidence? #ImpededAccess

@UKinMexico @GacetaVeracruz Then why are his lawyers only getting 2 hours to review the evidence with Assange before Friday's deadline? #ImpededAccess

@AssangeLegal @NickdMiller @MaryKostakidis 3. t.co/4shfUBBFvT

@haveigotnews You mock an imprisoned journalist facing an effective death penalty for exposing war crimes, whose extradition hearing is just 2 months away. The asylum was for US persecution, that's why he remained in the embassy after Sweden dropped the case in 2017. t.co/Wq8SoJBN9v

@micahflee t.co/DXoZdbF5kz