Případ Juliana Assange představuje mrazivý precedens – !Argument
https://casopisargument.cz/?p=41000

Nils Melzer, současný zvláštní zpravodaj OSN pro mučení, se zpočátku odmítl do Assangeova případu zapojit. Jak ale píše ve své nové knize „The Trial of Julian Assange“, když se začal blíže zabývat fakty, zjistil, že Assange je obětí politického pronásledování.

After 1,000 Days in Belmarsh Prison, Campaigners Demand Freedom for Julian Assange
https://www.commondreams.org/news/2022/01/05/after-1000-days-belmarsh-prison-campaigners-demand-freedom-julian-assange

Press freedom campaigners on Wednesday marked Julian Assange's 1,000th day of imprisonment in London's Belmarsh Prison with renewed demands for the WikiLeaks publisher's freedom ahead of his looming potential extradition to the United States.

"Journalism is not a crime," the Assange Defense Committee tweeted. "#FreeAssange. #DropTheCharges."

Assange's partner Stella Morris said in a statement: "It will be 1,000 days this Wednesday that Julian Assange has spent in the harshest prison in the U.K. His young children, ages two and four, have no memory of their father outside the highest security prison of the U.K."

PEN America, the "human rights" careerists and the betrayal of Julian Assange | Salon.com
https://www.salon.com/2021/12/28/pen-america-the-human-rights-careerists-and-the-betrayal-of-julian-assange/

Corporate money and Democratic Party apparatchiks have transformed PEN America into a servant of the ruling class

(tak jako kdekoliv jinde)

Stella Morris
https://twitter.com/StellaMoris1/status/1469796539115708416

Julian #Assange suffered a stroke on the first day of the High Court appeal hearing on October 27th.


Julian Assange has a stroke in Belmarsh prison: Fiancée blames extreme stress | Daily Mail Online
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10300037/Julian-Assange-stroke-Belmarsh-prison-Fianc-e-blames-extreme-stress.html

'It must have been horrendous hearing a High Court appeal in which you can't participate, which is discussing your mental health and your risk of suicide and in which the US is arguing you are making it all up.

'He had to sit through all this when he should have been excused. He was in a truly terrible state. His eyes were out of synch, his right eyelid would not close, his memory was blurry.'

Assange was examined by a doctor, who found a delayed pupil response when a light was shone into one eye – a sign of potential nerve damage.

Ms Moris and Assange have two sons, Gabriel, four, and Max, two, and have been engaged for five years. She said he had 'more or less' recovered – but she fears the attack shows his health is failing.

She visited him for around an hour yesterday, taking the children to see him in a prison hall shared by dozens of inmates and their loved ones.

She said Assange was distressed about being kept from his family, adding: 'He finds the prospect of a third Christmas in prison difficult.'