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London for Assange: Screening in the world’s smallest cinema This ‘fotostoria’, with photos and editing by Serena Zanzu, documents solidarity with Julian Assange at the High Court and Supreme Court in London where his appeals against extradition to Sweden were … Continue reading
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Julian Assange was back at the Royal Courts of Justice in London on Monday 5 December seeking permission – from the High Court judges who dismissed his appeal against extradition in November – to take his case to the Supreme … Continue reading
From 8.30am at the Royal Courts of Justice, The Strand, London Have a look at this article by Kellie Tranter about Julian Assange, including interview with Christine Assange. An anti-war solidarity vigil will be held outside the High Court/Royal Courts … Continue reading
Outside the Royal Courts of Justice More photos here. Members of Catholic Worker communities, Anonymous, Veterans for Peace, anti-war, freedom of information and Occupy London activists gathered outside the High Court, London in solidarity with Julian Assange on Wed. Nov … Continue reading
Assange’s appeal against extradition to Sweden has been turned down at the High Court in London this morning. Assange has 14 days to appeal to the Supreme Court against the ruling if he can show that there are issues at … Continue reading
Anti-war solidarity protest outside the High Court, Wednesday 13 July Supporters maintained a presence outside the Royal Courts of Justice throughout the second day of the hearing. At the end of the hearing, judgment was reserved and a ruling is … Continue reading
Anti-war solidarity protest outside the High Court, Tuesday 12 July Extract from Ciaron’s report: On Tuesday July 13 outside the High Court we set up banners, a shrine to the war dead of Iraq & Afghanistan, our dead Brian Haw … Continue reading
Free Bradley Manning! Free Julian Assange! Free Speech! End the Wars! Anti-war solidarity vigil at the High Court See also this indymedia feature. As the founder and editor-in-chief of WikiLeaks, Julian Assange’s fate is inextricably tied up with that of … Continue reading
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