Defend Assange Campaign

@DefendAssange

Account run by the legal campaign to free Julian Assange

London, England
defend.wikileaks.org
Joined October 2011
Born July 3, 1971
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    26 Mar 2019

    👉Live Blog: 👉Take Action: 👉Resources: 👉Overview: 👉Donate (Visa, Bitcoin, etc!):

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    6 hours ago

    SAVE THE DATE, next stop , Germany October 16th, 2020 h.3 pm at Am Dom. ?

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    5 hours ago

    Never forget that the US military murdered cameraman José Cuoso in Baghdad in 2003 and then the Bush administration conspired with the Spanish government to drop the case. We only know about this because of Julian Assange and Wikileaks.

    José Couso habría cumplido hoy 55 años. Un tanque del ejército estadounidense le asesinó en 2003 en Bagdad. Documentos filtrados por Wikileaks demostraron que el gobierno de Zapatero asesoró al de EE.UU. para boicotear la investigación de la justicia española.
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    3 hours ago

    Congress: Drop the charges against Julian Assange! Sign the Petition below:

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    14 hours ago

    Sad!! ---->>> Why have we turned our backs on sacred outcast Julian Assange?

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    8 hours ago

    In its 14 years, WikiLeaks is responsible for the breaking of more major stories exposing war crimes by the US & its allies than the rest of the media combined, and yet (or rather: therefore), the US press remains virtually silent as its founder is prosecuted by the US Govt:

    Happy 14th Anniversary, . Thank you for your service to humanity.
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    12 hours ago

    US national security state asserts jurisdiction over all journalists everywhere - an effort to stop global transparency regarding state crimes

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    8 hours ago

    My kind of bipartisanship, via and re and

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    14 hours ago

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    10 hours ago

    FBI seized ‘legally privileged’ material from Ecuador Embassy, claims Julian Assange’s lawyer

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    22 hours ago

    What a conversation with the one and only about his testimony on behalf of our dear brother . Can't believe it's been 7 years since I dialogued with him inside the Ecuadorian Embassy.  Watch:

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    17 hours ago

    The only way back to some honor in this sordid affair is for British judge to acquit as a most honorable citizen of this world. For more, read latest from , one of the few journalist we can look up to as a pillar of our age.

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  13. 22 hours ago

    One former warden at the prison will be sent has called the facility a "fate worse than death"

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  14. 22 hours ago

    ICYMI: founder Julian Assange would have to be “almost dying” to get out of arguably the most notorious prison in the United States

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    Aug 17

    A Secret Australia Revealed by the Exposés from in Dec with , , , , &

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    Oct 4

    Also: is it me or was the Assange trial given very little coverage in the UK media? Surprising, as whatever you think of him as an individual if you value freedom of press and freedom of information his trial is unbelievably important

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  17. Retweeted
    Oct 4

    “The ongoing attempts to prosecute Julian Assange threaten our First Amendment rights...” said ⁦⁩. “I join my colleague, ⁦⁩ , in calling for an immediate end to all charges against Mr. Assange.”

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  18. 22 hours ago

    Journalist John Pilger [] has spent the last three weeks watching Julian ’s extradition trial at London’s Old Bailey. Here, he speaks with Arena Online’s editor, Timothy Erik Ström

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  19. 23 hours ago

    Bipartisan call for U.S. government to abandon its criminal cases against Julian Assange, and defend the Tulsi Gabbard [] Democrat & Republican Thomas Massie []

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    Oct 4
    Replying to

    If you favor Assange's prosecution or are indifferent to it, you're on the side of the Trump DOJ and Mike Pompeo, so I don't really think you're in much of a position to lecture about bad alliances. By contrast, the ACLU & all press freedom groups vehemently oppose it.

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    Oct 3

    The FBI in the United Kingdom enlisted Ecuador government to seize legally privileged materials from WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange after he was arrested

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