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Assange is using his rights to fight against a speedy trial. Do you want to strip him of those rights?
by Paradigma11 3y ago
Assange is using his rights to fight against a speedy trial. Do you want to strip him of those rights?
- atlantic 3y agoHe shouldn't be going to trial in the first place. Journalists shouldn't be prosecuted for exposing government malfeasance. And as the alleged crime was not committed on US soil, the charge of espionage in nonsensical, as the US has no jurisdiction. The intention is to make an example of Assange, not to give him justice, hence the prolonged detention in Belmarsh.
- Paradigma11 3y agoThe alleged crime was commited on US soil (or was she overseas?) by Manning and Assange is accused of helping facilitating it. Assange has shown himself to be an extraordinary flight risk and is fighting his extradition, hence his prolonged detention in Belmarsh.