#Twitter Mission #Assange – Where is your Customer Service?
Excuse me, are you Julian Assange? He is trapped inside an Embassy for close to five years, a place of refuge
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Jennifer Robinson interviews outside the Ecuadorian Embassy Nov 2016 about Julian Assange interview by Sweden
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has finished two days of giving testimony to Swedish prosecutors 15/11/2016 Julian Assange’s lawyer Jennifer Robinson
Update with reply from Ms Rosander and Mr Marteleur: Questions for the #Swedish Prosecution Service thanks to @Sweden #WikiLeaks Twitter thread
I recently posted one of my blogposts “How long does it take to translate Julian Assange’s Witness statement?” in Twitter at
.@Sweden! How long does it take to translate Julian Assange’s Witness statement?
On an unusually sunny day outside No 3 Hans Crescent, Knightbridge, during our solidarity vigil in support of WikiLeaks Julian
How much Money did the UK Tax Payer forked out to enable #Sweden persecute #Assange?
On November 14 and 15 2016 Swedish Prosecutors questioned Julian Assange inside the Ecuadorian Embassy in London where he was
Ecuadorian Embassy Intruder arrested #WikiLeaks #Assange
Related Resources: 1. What is the Metropolitan police doing in the #Assange and #WikiLeaks Embassy Surveillance?https://atomic-temporary-41199926.wpcomstaging.com/2016/08/22/what-is-the-metropolitan-police-doing-in-the-assange-and-wikileaks-embassy-surveillance/ 2. Questions about Julian
Julian #Assange editor of #WikiLeaks is a political prisoner of UK and Sweden
Discussion about the Swedish Case starts at video time 19:12 minutes. Transcript: John Pilger: Tell us what would happen if
Julian #Assange discusses Swedish case with John Pilger Nov 2016
Julian #Assange discusses Swedish case and what would happen if he left the Ecuadorian Embassy pic.twitter.com/e3hV2DuxOK — M (@m_cetera) November
Anti-WikiLeaks propaganda gets cosy with @LBC @MaajidNawaz- Saturday 22/10/2016
Is “Leading the country’s Longest Conversation” facilitating open much needed discussion on current affairs in the UK as the Radio’s
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