The indictment criminalizes Assange as an “aider” and “abettor” of “espionage” for publishing unauthorized disclosures of classified information on the WikiLeaks website.
The apparently inadvertent revelation of Assange’s indictment comes just hours after a report in the Wall Street Journal revealed that the U.S. Department of Justice is preparing to indict Assange in such a way that it would trigger his extradition to the United States to stand trial.
WASHINGTON -- A U.S. prosecutor has inadvertently revealed that Julian Assange, the founder and former editor-in-chief
Assange is conditioning his willingness to go to the United States on having his rights under U.S. law guaranteed in any potential legal trial,
(REPORT) --- WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange last week offered to submit himself to extradition to the United States in return for clemency for whistleblower Chelsea Manning. After President Obama commuted Manning’s sentence yesterday, Assange’s status became the next obvious question. Assange, however, is also
