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Assange in last-ditch bid to block US extradition - Vimarsana News

Assange in last-ditch bid to block US extradition

The WikiLeaks founder asked a London judge for permission to appeal the UK's 2022 decision to extradite him to the US where he's charged with criminal espionage for leaking classified documents. His lawyers argue that sending him to the US would breach his human rights while other supporters say it would be an attack on free speech.

US extradition: WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange's long struggle could be ending - Vimarsana News

US extradition: WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange's long struggle could be ending

Assange, 52, an Australian computer expert, has been indicted in the US on 18 charges over Wikileaks’ publication of hundreds of thousands of classified documents in 2010.

Court orders Kang'ethe be detained at Industrial Area remand prison - Vimarsana News

Court orders Kang'ethe be detained at Industrial Area remand prison

The prosecution has assured the court that the suspect would have access to his legal team while on remand.

Court: Murder suspect Kevin Kang'ethe to be detained at Industrial Area Remand Prison - Vimarsana News

Court: Murder suspect Kevin Kang'ethe to be detained at Industrial Area Remand Prison

The prosecution has assured the court that the suspect would have access to his legal team while on remand.

Indian accountant accused of helping fund Hezbollah consents to US extradition - Vimarsana News

Indian accountant accused of helping fund Hezbollah consents to US extradition

Sundar Nagarajan, the Indian citizen accused of helping to fund Lebanese terrorist group Hezbollah, has out of the blue consented to his extradition t