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Assange granted Supreme Court appeal (w/ Video)

Tuesday, December 6, 2011




Assange granted Supreme Court appeal

Julian Assange has been granted an appeal to the UK Supreme Court to halt his extradition to Sweden over sex crimes allegations. If the appeal had been denied the WikiLeaks founder would have been en route to Stockholm within 10 days.

Assange himself says he is thankful for this opportunity, and “the long struggle for justice for him and others continues.”

“The issue of extradition safeguards is a concern to many people. There are many aggrieved families in the UK and in other countries in Europe that are struggling for justice,” Julian Assange said. “This afternoon the parliament of the United Kingdom is considering in depth the matters that arise from various extradition cases in the UK, including my own. Today the High Court has decided that an issue that arises from my own case is of general public importance and may be of assistance to other cases and should be heard by the Supreme Court. I think that is a correct decision and I am thankful.”.... MORE

SourceRT.com

URL: http://rt.com/news/wikileaks-assange-granted-appeal-045/

1 comment

Jesusa Bernardo said...

hindi ko alam kung may katotohanan ang sex crime charges sa iyo pero ang mahawakan ka ng kalbong agila ay hindi tama.

"For Assange, the latest developments mean that his stay in Britain — where he lives under house arrest at an affluent supporter's rural mansion — is likely to last for many more months.xxxx

"In order for his case to be forwarded to the Supreme Court of Britain, Assange’s lawyers had to persuade two High Court judges that the case raises a question of “general public importance”."

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