RSF has been fighting to secure Julian Assange's release
1766 Tuesday, 25 June, 2024, 13:24 "RSF has been fighting to secure Julian Assange's release for the duration of his incarceration. In fact, our team, and in particular Director of Campaigns Rebecca Vincent, were the only NGO representatives present in the London court room for every single one of Assange's hearings and the only NGO to visit him in prison. His release represents a vindication of that yearslong fight. This is a victory for press freedom, but until the Espionage Act is reformed to include a public interest defense, this ordeal could happen to any publisher of leaked classified material, including journalists and media outlets." |
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