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„Press freedom does not exist while my husband Julian Assange is in jail“ „Press freedom groups and journalists recognise that the fate of the press is tied up with what happens to Julian“ | Stella Assange @Stella_Assange
Stella Assange, Julian Assange‘s wife, believes they are closer than ever to a resolution in Assange‘s long-running case. She also says securing his release from prison is a matter of life and death. Watch her full interview with @FergusonNews. #abc730
Corrupting the system at every level
‘JULIAN is fighting for his survival and he’s going through hell, that’s the best way to put it,’ Stella Assange says when I ask how he’s doing.
The wife of the world’s most famous political prisoner is speaking to Declassified as part of her relentless battle to save her husband’s life.
LEIPZIG will kick off the German tour of @Ithakamovie! GlobaLE Leipzig Film Festival will screen Ithaka followed by a Q&A with @cmihr, Director of @ReporterOG (Reporters Without Borders Germany), 15 Nov @ 20.30 pm
„We‘re going to fight this… I‘m going to spend every waking hour fighting for Julian until he is free, until justice is served“ | Julian Assange‘s wife responding to decision to approve his extradition to the US for publishing, where he faces a 175 year sentence @StellaMoris1
Julian Assange‘s wife Stella Moris reveals how they raise children together while he is in jail waiting an extradition decision By Stella Moris
We don‘t know how long our children have left with their father. We don‘t know if we can visit him or even talk to him on the phone. If the extradition goes ahead, US authorities retain the right to put Julian in conditions so cruel that no one in his position is likely to survive.
It is impossible for Julian and me to escape a feeling that he is on death row. Our weekly visits may be the only time we have left together. But for how much longer? A few months more, a few weeks, a few days and then only a few hours? I fear in the end we will count the minutes and the seconds…
„Julian Assange is a freedom fighter. He fights for freedom from torture, freedom from illegal wars, freedom from surveillance and manipulation. And that is what the US government is criminalizing.“—@StellaMoris1
#FreeAssangeNOW #DropTheCharges
„This case, which is a devastating attack on press freedom … is coming to the U.S.,“ Stella Assange tells @AymanM . „The U.S. government is in fact criminalizing journalistic activity through this prosecution.“
It‘s been three years since Julian Assange was imprisoned. Advocates say it‘s time to let him go
The 50-year-old Australian was dragged from London‘s Ecuador Embassy on 11 April 2019 to face extradition to the United States on espionage charges over WikiLeaks‘ release of confidential US military records and diplomatic cables.
He has since been held at a high-security prison in Belmarsh, southeast of London, and last month married attorney and long-term partner Stella Moris from within the walls.
Julian Assange fiancee Stella Moris speaking outside court after todays victory: „Today we won – but Julian continues to suffer – Julian must be freed“
Stella Morris, fiancée of the most famous journalist in the world, Wikileaks‘ Julian Assange, on #InternationalHumanRightsDay about British decision to de facto affirm rights of NATO nations to torture and kill journalists for revealing CIA secrets.
Julian Assange‘s partner, Stella Morris, spoke after the High Court allowed the WikiLeaks founder’s extradition to the US. She said his lawyers intend to take his case to the Supreme Court. He has been held in Belmarsh Prison since 2019.
Julian Assange‘s fiancée: It‘s completely unthinkable that the UK courts would agree to extradite Julian Assange to the country that conspired to assassinate him. #AssangeCase #FreeAssange @StellaMoris1
Stella Moris speaks at the Belmarsh Tribunal. „The extrajudicial assassination of Julian was discussed at the highest levels of US Government. The 7th floor of the CIA in Langley (directors office) requested sketches and options on how to kill Julian“ #AssangeCase @StellaMoris1
Julian Assange: Family and supporters gather at High Court for extradition appeal hearing
His partner Stella Moris and father John Shipton were among those arriving at the court.
Ms Moris told reporters: “I’m very concerned for Julian’s health, I saw him on Saturday, he’s very thin.
“I hope the courts will end this nightmare, that Julian is able to come home soon and that wise heads prevail.
Reports about US undertakings are grossly misleading: On any given day 80.000 prisoners in US prisons are held in solitary. Only a handful are in ADX/under SAMs. US gov also says it may change its mind if CIA says so once #Assange is in US custody.
We are on the #FreeAssangeBoat! We just passed Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament, we are now headed to the US embassy to demand #JoeBiden‘s administration #DropTheCharges #NoExtradition #FreeAssangeNOW
Stella Morris & WikiLeaks Chief Editor Speak After Assange Blocked Extradition To The U S
Stella Morris and Chief Editor of Wiki Leaks Kristinn Hrafnsson speak, after Julian Assange extradition to the United States is blocked, by U.K District Judge. The Old Bailey.
Julian Assange’s partner Stella Morris at the central criminal court to hear if the judge will order extradition of @wikileaks founder #JulianAssange
Mother of Julian Assange‘s children says if a British court sends her fiancé to face life in a US jail, this country‘s no longer a safe haven for free speech
But that is what would happen if the UK decides to extradite Julian. It would rewrite the rules of what it is permissible to publish here. Overnight, it would chill free and open debate about abuses by our own government and by many foreign ones, too.
In effect, foreign countries could simply issue an extradition request saying that UK journalists, or Facebook users for that matter, have violated their censorship laws.
Reporters Without Borders and the National Union of Journalists have said that as long as Julian remains in prison facing extradition, the UK is not a safe place for journalists and publishers to work.
The press freedoms we cherish in Britain are meaningless if they can be criminalised and suppressed by regimes in Russia or Ankara or by prosecutors in Alexandria, Virginia.
If Westminster Magistrates‘ Court accepts the US arguments tomorrow, every other country can use them, too. It would place an impossible burden on you, me, everyone, not to violate foreign censorship laws.
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Stella Moris
My secret family with Julian Assange
Fiancee of WikiLeaks founder reveals how their unlikely romance started inside the Ecuadorian embassy — and how they hid it for years.
‚Julian will be put on a show trial – then they‘ll bury him‘: Mother of Assange‘s two children tearfully warns of the WikiLeaks founder‘s fate as the US begins its Old Bailey extradition bid
The Mail on Sunday revealed in April that Ms Morris, 37, is the mother of two children fathered by Assange while he was holed up in the Ecuadorian embassy in London. She believes he will face a show trial in the US if he is extradited.
‘It is heartbreaking to think that if Julian is extradited and put in a US supermax prison, the boys will never get to know their father and he will never see them grow up,’ she said. ‘It’s not Julian in the prison. It’s the kids that are being deprived of their father. It’s me that’s being deprived.’
Julian Assange’s fiancée, Stella Moris, on their secret family
The WikiLeaks founder secretly fathered two children while holed up at the Ecuadorian embassy. Now he is in prison fighting extradition to the US and the hearing that will decide his fate resumes on Monday. His fiancée tells Kirsty Lang their extraordinary love story
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Julian Assange’s fiancée (and children) talks to camera for the first time on the one year anniversary of his imprisonment.
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WikiLeaks boss Julian Assange fathered two children inside the Ecuadorian embassy with lawyer, 37, who fell in love with him while helping his fight against extradition to the US
Now, in a world exclusive interview, Miss Morris reveals how:
Assange watched both children being born in London hospitals via live video link and met Gabriel when he was smuggled into the embassy;
They believe American intelligence agencies tried to steal Gabriel‘s DNA from a nappy after becoming suspicious that Assange was his father;