The United Nations is probably right. He's sort of a political prisoner. The reason he's in jail is not for his crimes, it's an extraordinary contempt-of-court

The United Nations is probably right. He's sort of a political prisoner. The reason he's in jail is not for his crimes, it's an extraordinary contempt-of-court charge, which is procedurally bonkers. I didn't say the guys on the other side of the table were the good guys.