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Assange is a figure whom Australians are ashamed to call our own

Julian Assange

International

Assange is a figure whom Australians are ashamed to call our own

They want their government to care about them and their everyday challenges, not fete and lionize a now-convicted criminal

Terry Barnes

The Assange deal is ethically dubious

The balance sheet is probably as even as it could realistically be

Mary Dejevsky

Should presidential candidates pledge to free Assange?

The WikiLeaks founder, along with Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht, could serve as a means of picking off libertarian votes

Juan P. Villasmil

Why Julian Assange should not be extradited to America

Britain has now apparently bound itself in a tangled web of law to abandon its tradition of harboring dissidents

Andrew Tettenborn

Law

Could Julian Assange be freed?

If he wins, the whole case for his extradition could be reopened

Mary Dejevsky

Book Review
February 7, 2022
Is Julian Assange on a hiding to nothing?
The Trial of Julian Assange: A Story of Persecution by Nils Melzer reviewed
Andrew Hankinson
Law
December 14, 2021
Why Julian Assange is hated
He makes us admit the truth we hide
Slavoj Zizek
International
June 21, 2021
Will the right save Julian Assange?
If the United States succeeds in its case against Assange, it will set a chilling precedent
Phoebe Greenwood
Politics
December 1, 2020
Trump might be Edward Snowden’s last chance at freedom
The Deep State will let Snowden wither unless Trump takes action
Jack Hunter
Politics
August 22, 2020
Pardon Edward Snowden
Trump may pardon the NSA ‘whistleblower’ who revealed the US government’s illegal mass surveillance
Paul Wood
Media
July 22, 2020
Watch: Vivienne Westwood’s bizarre Assange interview
‘You want him in concrete, don’t you?’
Cockburn
Politics
April 21, 2020
The Russia probe was mishandled worse than anyone could have imagined
Newly declassified documents tell more of the story
Amber Duke
Internet
November 25, 2019
Free Julian Assange — his fate is inextricably tied to our own
We are dealing with the basic meaning of our freedom and human rights
Slavoj Zizek
November 14, 2019
Closing time at the Stone trial
US attorney describes Stone’s defense as ‘smoke and mirrors’
Cockburn
Internet
July 13, 2019
Who counts as a journalist, anyway?
Many of us are still clinging to a mindset in which the ‘journalist’ is hailed as an ideal without prejudice or bias
Caroline McCarthy

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