Julian Assange looks set to be extradited to Sweden after Britain's Supreme Court dismissed his appeal. The Wikileaks founder has been under house arrest in the UK for more than 500 days now. He's wanted in Sweden for questioning over sex crime accusations, which the whistle blower himself strongly denies.
Thursday, May 31, 2012
Attack on Assange: 'Whistleblowers warned as war criminals walk free'
May 31, 2012 by RussiaToday
Julian Assange looks set to be extradited to Sweden after Britain's Supreme Court dismissed his appeal. The Wikileaks founder has been under house arrest in the UK for more than 500 days now. He's wanted in Sweden for questioning over sex crime accusations, which the whistle blower himself strongly denies.
Julian Assange looks set to be extradited to Sweden after Britain's Supreme Court dismissed his appeal. The Wikileaks founder has been under house arrest in the UK for more than 500 days now. He's wanted in Sweden for questioning over sex crime accusations, which the whistle blower himself strongly denies.
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