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The US needs to provide assurances to the UK court on the following grounds:

1. The extradition is incompatible with Article 10 of the European convention on Human rights which provides the right to freedom of expression and information.

2. Assange might be prejudged because of his nationality

3. Assange might be subject to death penalty

The US has until April 16 (3 weeks) to provide such assurances. If not provided, I belive there will be new court hearings where Assange can appeal the extradition once more.

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berean jones 1y ago

Thanks for keeping us posted here.

He 'won' a stay of execution and got sent back to his cell, where the psychological torture of 'sanitized death row' continues.

Most of the free assange images show him in his prime, but to me the more recent images of a frail and broken man are more impactful, keeps the jailers accountable for how they treat him.

At least, on principle, the UK challenges the morality of the US, in formally underlining the possibilities of human right abuses, kangaroo court, and rush to 'illegally kill'. If this wasn't the true nature of the beast then the court here would have nothing to say, and all would be fine and dandy.

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