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Letters support claim Julian Assange would not face death penalty13:46, April 15 29 0 Ecuador’s president, Lenín Moreno, was assured by two British foreign secretaries that Julian Assange would not be extradited to a country where he could face the death penalty, according to letters seen by the Guardian.
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Letters support claim Julian Assange would not be extradited to US
13:11, April 15 27 0
Ecuador’s president, Lenín Moreno, was assured by two British foreign secretaries that Julian Assange would not be extradited to a country where he could face the death penalty, according to letters seen by the Guardian. -
Sajid Javid has the answer to youth knife crime if he wants it: the Cardiff model
12:55, April 15 42 0
In Sajid Javid’s first major speech on crime today, marking one year since the launch of the serious violence strategy, the home secretary said the government will look at using data from multiple sectors to improve understanding of the causes of serious youth violence. -
Jeremy Corbyn defends Shamima Begum's right to legal aid
10:35, April 15 29 0
Jeremy Corbyn has joined lawyers and human rights groups in defending the right of Shamima Begum to be granted legal aid so that the east London teenager can challenge the decision to remove her UK citizenship. -
Why is the left blinkered to claims about Assange and sexual assault?
01:05, April 15 48 0
In case you’ve forgotten, or have been confused by politicians who failed to mention it, let me remind you why I believe Julian Assange was in the Ecuadorian embassy for seven years before he was ejected and arrested last week. I don’t believe it was for being a journalist or a truth-teller to power, and it wasn’t for releasing evidence of America’s war crimes. He was in the embassy because, in 2010, Sweden issued an international arrest warrant so that he may answer allegations of sexual assault and rape. Assange would not accept extradition, jumped bail in the UK and absconded. -
Lula, like all Brazilians, faced a fair trial
13:28, April 14 29 0
The letter (11 April) from a group of MPs and other political figures claiming that former president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva is a “political prisoner” is not only offensive to a democratic country and its institutions, but also completely ignorant of the facts of the case. -
Failure to extradite Assange to Sweden would endorse ‘rape culture’, say women’s groups
16:07, April 13 37 0
Women’s groups have added to pressure on Sajid Javid to ensure Julian Assange is extradited to Sweden. Failure to do so would effectively endorse “rape culture”, they claim. -
Assange's indictment is Trump's next step in his war on press freedom
06:02, April 13 42 0
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is so disliked in journalism and political circles that many reporters and liberal politicians were publicly cheering on Thursday when the Trump administration released an indictment of Assange, which was related to his interactions with whistleblower Chelsea Manning in the months leading up to the publication of Pentagon and state department cables in 2010. -
Council tax debts soar 40% in six years
15:36, April 12 49 0
Council tax debts have soared by nearly 40% in six years, Guardian research has found, with charities warning these arrears now rival credit card debts as their biggest concern. -
Judge arrested for alleged courthouse sex assault; women adopted buddy-system safety plan
14:44, April 12 37 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. A judge in Washington state was arrested at the courthouse Wednesday and charged with second-degree rape for the alleged sexual assault of a courthouse employee.
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Supreme Court liberals criticize majority’s ‘middle of the night’ decision lifting execution stay
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Council tax debts soar 40% in six years
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Why is the left blinkered to claims about Assange and sexual assault?
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Sajid Javid has the answer to youth knife crime if he wants it: the Cardiff model
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Letters support claim Julian Assange would not be extradited to US
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