Posts By: Daniel Engelke 

What is Biden waiting for on the Julian Assange case?

2.07.2021

The US case against Julian Assange took another blow last weekend after one of the key witnesses admitted to fabricating evidence.

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Biden Administration pursues extradition of Julian Assange

16.02.2021

The Biden administration's pursuit of extradition signals that 'nothing will fundamentally change' despite the hope of freedom of speech advocates.

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Extradition denied, but the fight for Julian Assange’s freedom continues

6.01.2021

They are not trying to extradite him, they are trying to kill him! DiEM25 demands the immediate release of Julian Assange.

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Donald Trump may be gone, but misinformation is here to stay

Opinion

14.12.2020

With stronger digital rights for users, we as a society can build and profit rather than remain exploited serfs tilling the digital landscape.

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How social media censorship threatens democracy

2.11.2020

Whistleblowers are essential to protect our democracies - but social media companies are now suppressing or taking down hacked material.

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The Belmarsh Tribunal put the US on trial for crimes revealed by Assange

15.10.2020

Julian Assange’s extradition hearing came to a close, with the verdict set to be revealed early next year. The struggle for his liberation continues!

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Julian Assange’s trial is part of an increasing encroachment on democracy

16.09.2020

The Assange case has become more about the personality of Assange than what Wikileaks has exposed - government misconduct.

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The European gas conflict is heating up a New Cold War between US and Russia

12.08.2020

US pushes for "freedom gas" and threatens sanctions against EU companies building Nord Stream II after "Putin's Pipeline" Nord Stream I.

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The most dangerous case against press freedom continues in silence

28.07.2020

Wikileaks editor-in-chief after yesterday's hearing: new indictments by US prosecutors are a 'third try' after failing to provide a 'credible case'.

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