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In reporting the case of American prisoner Matthew Paul DeHart, it's rare to encounter good news, but today is that rare day. One day after DeHart's extradition from Canada, the country where he had sought asylum as a political refugee, to the United States, the Courage Foundation has named DeHart the third recipient of its…

Long before Russia cracked down on critical speech, advocates say, the US government worked to change the rules by which whistleblowers must play

Today at 10:30am Eastern Standard Time, Paul and Leann DeHart, parents of imprisoned Anon and ex-US-soldier Matt DeHart, will cross back over the Peace Bridge from Canada, the land in which they'd hoped to build a new life free of FBI raids and a miasma of unspeakable suspicions, to the country in which their son is…

Prominent lawyers, journalists and human rights defenders say prosecuting Assange poses a grave threat to journalism.

Find out what Pam Anderson is up to now, including where she lives, whether shes still acting, who shes married to—and if she really dated Julian Assange.

Prominent lawyers, journalists and human rights defenders say prosecuting Assange poses a grave threat to journalism.

The Belmarsh Tribunal in Washington DC will present evidence and testimonies against the ongoing persecution against Assange

As Julian Assange faces extradition, his once prominent platform for government document reveals and data dumps has seen better days.

WikiLeaks' website appears to be coming apart at the seams as more and more content becomes unavailable without explanation.

The only shock about the UK Home Secretary’s decision regarding the extradition of Julian Assange was that it did not come sooner. By Binoy Kampmark