21-06-2014, 05:18 AM
Hi Drew, here are some Storified Tweets of the press conference:
https://storify.com/m_cetera/press-confe...-assange-e
And here is the Reddit Ask Me Anything that Julian held before his press conference with the Ecuadorian Foreign Minister Patino: http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/28...ks_ask_me/
Here is Patino's transcript of the joint press coference but it is in Spanish: http://www.scribd.com/doc/230511535/Disc...o-del-2014
https://storify.com/m_cetera/press-confe...-assange-e
And here is the Reddit Ask Me Anything that Julian held before his press conference with the Ecuadorian Foreign Minister Patino: http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/28...ks_ask_me/
Here is Patino's transcript of the joint press coference but it is in Spanish: http://www.scribd.com/doc/230511535/Disc...o-del-2014
Quote:Court filing to remove warrant, 24 June 2014
As a result of new information, on Tuesday 24th of June at 1pm CET, Julian Assange's lawyers will file a request to Stockholm District Court for the removal of the extradition request and the detention without charge, which have kept him in different forms of deprivation of liberty since 7 December 2010 (3.5 years).
Julian Assange's case is Sweden's longest running case of pre-trial, pre-charge deprivation of liberty. Julian Assange is in a legal no-man's-land: the investigation is at the 'preliminary' stage. Julian Assange has not been inicted so he cannot formally defend himself. The Swedish prosecutor refuses to question him in London, where the UK keeps 24 hour surveillance on the embassy at a cost to date of over GBP 6 million (see: http://govwaste.co.uk).
Assange obtained political asylum in relation to the United States criminal investigation against WikiLeaks in 2012. The United Kingdom and Sweden have both refused to give a guarantee that Julian Assange will not be extradited to the United States for his WikiLeaks activities. Earlier this week, 59 international organizations submitted complaints about the investigation against Julian Assange to the United Nations Human Rights Commission.
Read the reports to the UN Human Rights Commission:
English SubmissionJoint Submission for the 21st Session of the Universal Periodic Review of the Kingdom of Sweden
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