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> Its charter gives it no legal power; it is like a version of Amnesty International housed in the UN. This detail is strangely absent from all the existing co
by sarciszewski 11y ago
> Its charter gives it no legal power; it is like a version of Amnesty International housed in the UN.
This detail is strangely absent from all the existing coverage of this story.
Legal power aside, is there some larger process at play that requires them to side with Assange? Or is this just a play for a Pyrrhic victory?