Julian Assange
A British court ruled that the WikiLeaks founder can appeal, likely extending his yearslong legal battle.
The WikiLeaks founder’s native Australia has long pushed the U.S. to drop its prosecution of Assange.
The WikiLeaks founder’s battle against being sent to the U.S. to face espionage charges looks set to enter a new chapter in Britain.
His lawyers pressed on with what could be his last U.K. legal challenge against being sent to the United States for trial.
The WikiLeaks founder will be brought to America to stand trial on charges that could result in him being sentenced to 175 years in prison.
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Washington appealed a London court’s refusal to extradite the 50-year-old Australian national so that he could be put on trial for publishing classified military documents.