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Assange Loses, High Court Allows US Appeal; Quashes Assange’s Discharge
By Joe Lauria The High Court allowed the U.S. appeal to reverse an order not to extradite Julian Assange and to send the case back to the
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New FOI responses confirm the British government’s media campaign against Julian Assange
By Nina Cross, Acting chief-editor of The Indicter. This article revisits the ‘The role of the BBC in the state-sponsored persecution of Julian
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Julian Speaks: Two Voices from behind The Wall
By La Fleur Productions 700 years before Julian Assange spoke to us from behind the brick walls of a London embassy, Julian of Norwich spoke to us
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Autumn leaves – A Remembrance Day Reflection as Julian Assange Languishes in Belmarsh
By Nina Cross Julian Assange, while being slowly assassinated by the US and UK authorities, has been systematically smeared by the same British
The role of the BBC in the state-sponsored persecution of Julian Assange, Part 2 – Impunity
By Nina Cross This is the second of now three articles looking at the different ways the BBC manipulates our perception of Julian Assange. Part 1
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Propaganda for war by proxy: Rebuttal to Martin Kragh’s flawed analysis in Swedish J Social Sciences 2020. Part 2: The falsehoods
MARTIN KRAGH’S FALSEHOODS Comments on Kragh, Martin, ” ’Martin Kragh är ett demokratiskt problem’. Hur Aftonbladet gav spridning åt en
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The role of the BBC in the state-sponsored persecution of Julian Assange. Part 1
By Nina Cross, Acting chief-editor of The Indicter Magazine This is the first of two articles analysing the role of the BBC in the state-sponsored
Redeem American Ideals: US Government Must End the Political Prosecution of Julian Assange
“On this Fourth of July weekend, the American people have opportunities to demonstrate our patriotism by standing up for the freedom of Julian
Geopolitics of an immoral pandemic
An epidemiological and geopolitical analysis of Western powers illicit campaigns in the COVID-19 vaccine front By Marcello Ferrada de Noli, Swedish
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The Indicter’s chief editor files article in Swedish newspaper SvD at Mediaombudsmannen
Report to Medieombudsmannen ref. article in Swedish paper SvD on AstraZeneca vaccine international setbacks: Defamatory, untrue, misses journalistic
Assange in Belmarsh – An Illusion of Care
This article is concerned with the way Julian Assange, founder of Wikileaks, was isolated inside the healthcare unit of category A Belmarsh prison
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Unethical stance of Western pharmaceutical corporations on the issue of vaccines patent waiver
Fresh reports on the real mortality toll caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, added galloping upsurge of new infections in widely populated regions, call
Six years after our analysis “Severe tensions between Nato, Russia and Ukraine could lead to a greater war – Warmongers should think twice”
A widening of the conflict in Ukraine could take Europe to the verge of a much greater war. Therefore there are human rights concerns over a
On the lack of cooperation in bringing safer vaccines to the EU and the US
By Marcello Ferrada de Noli, professor emeritus of epidemiology (Sweden), former Research Fellow at Harvard Medical School. Viewed
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Which security companies have transferred Assange to court?
When is a dangerous flight risk not a dangerous flight risk? A look at who escorts Julian Assange to court –and back to Belmarsh