Julian Assange Extradition Explained
Julian Assange could soon be extradited to the U.S. and faces 175 years in prison.
He's accused of “espionage” for receiving and publishing leaked military documents.
We explain why the accusations are baseless and the precedent for journalism is so dangerous.
#FreeAssange
Видео Julian Assange Extradition Explained канала BreakThrough News
He's accused of “espionage” for receiving and publishing leaked military documents.
We explain why the accusations are baseless and the precedent for journalism is so dangerous.
#FreeAssange
Видео Julian Assange Extradition Explained канала BreakThrough News
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