The Latest Breaking News from Julian Assange

A lawyer for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange said an "urgent political fix" is needed in his case because legal appeals against his extradition to the United States could continue for another decade and his health is declining.

Barrister Jennifer Robinson says the Assange case could stretch on for another decade. Her client, she says, may not live that long.

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The lawyer for the detained WikiLeaks founder calls for an "urgent political fix" to secure his release from prison in the UK, where he faces extradition to the US and a possible 175-year sentence.

Jennifer Robinson, a human rights lawyer who represents Assange, says ‘the future ahead for Julian is grim’

Human rights lawyer Jennifer Robinson says Julian Assange will not survive a drawn-out legal process to secure his release without government intervention.

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Campaign adviser says public should be told of any progress on securing Assange’s release if he is extradited from UK

Assange revealed the secrets of the national security Leviathan, and it wants revenge. That will not stop with him

The WikiLeaks founder now faces days being isolated in his prison cell