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The Wikileaks case: British Justice delays the extradition of Julian Assange

2024-03-26T11:14:29.295Z

Highlights: The High Court of London decided this Tuesday to allow the Australian journalist Julian Assange to continue appealing his case in the United Kingdom. The judges have asked the US to give more guarantees about how Assange would be tried on its territory. The case was one of the largest leaks of confidential information in modern history. It began in 2010 when the website Wikileaks, founded by Julian Assange, published thousands of classified U.S. government documents. The documents revealed information about US military, diplomatic and intelligence operations.


The judges have asked the US to give more guarantees about how Assange would be tried on its territory. And they are allowing Assange, accused of one of the world's largest leaks of confidential information, to continue appealing his case in the kingdom.


The High Court of London decided this Tuesday to allow the Australian journalist

Julian Assange to continue appealing his case in the United Kingdom

and, therefore, has not yet given the green light to his extradition to the United States, a country that wants him for 18 crimes of espionage and computer intrusion.

Thus, the judges

have asked the US to give more guarantees about how Assange would be tried on its territory.

Asssange is wanted for

the Wikileaks scandal.

What is Wikileaks?

The case was one of the largest leaks of confidential information in modern history.

It began in 2010 when the website Wikileaks, founded by Julian Assange,

published thousands of classified US government documents.

These documents revealed information about US military, diplomatic and intelligence operations around the world.

The Wikileaks scandal generated great controversy and debate around the world.

On the one hand, many considered the publication of this information to be a violation of national security and endangered US people and operations. On the other hand, others saw Wikileaks as a platform for transparency and whistleblowing. of possible human rights violations and corruption by the government.

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Source: clarin

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