Reporters Without Borders is "alarmed" by WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange's health and demanded his immediate release.
The international nonprofit organization, previously known as Reporters Sans Frontieres, also said the United States "should cease" its plans to charge Assange under the Espionage Act in a statement published Friday.
"We are alarmed by the current state of Julian Assange’s health, and call for his immediate release on humanitarian grounds," said RSF secretary-general Christophe Deloire. "Assange is being targeted by the US for his journalistic-like activities, which sets a dangerous precedent for press freedom. The US should cease its persecution of Assange and drop the charges under the Espionage Act without further delay.”
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At least his journalistic-like activities which sets a dangerous precedent for press freedom according to the Democrats was telling the truth of what was happening in our country and opened our eyes unlike the Main Stream Media that claims to be journalist and spread lies to the people all the time for the Democrats and DNC to keep them brainwashed.
ReplyDeleteHe reported facts. He must be incarcerated in horrific conditions for life for that "crime".
ReplyDeleteLet the guy go, Jesus!
He should be released
ReplyDeleteOnly person who went to jail and he reported major crimes. Kinda like Trump asking for the Ukraine for the DNC server and Ukraine brings up Biden’s corruption. Trump gets impeached and yet still no investigation into Biden. Same old same old.
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