Julian Assange's dad John Shipton: 20/21 Feb final UK appeal before European court of Human Rights

Julian Assange court case on 20th/ 21st February. John Shipton, Julian's Dad, on what the court case is about, and the ongoing incarceration of his son. Will European Court of Human Rights free Julian? Vote in Australian Parliament to free Assange. War with Russia being talked up by NATO. A forum about Assange in Sydney on 9th March.Show more

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Martin Summers appears to be in denial about King Charles's key role appointing UK ministers, civil servants, military, judicial, intelligence and police chiefs. Oh yes, and having his wife Diana murdered . The Freedom of Information Act came into force in 2005. It says that anyone can request information and records held by any public body. There are of course some exemptions, to protect national security and the safety of individuals. But whether it's documents held by the prime minister's office or records stored in your local town hall, you have a right to ask to see it. The monarchy is excluded entirely from this law. You have no right to ask the royal household for any documents or information. That's our head of state, the most public of public authorities, totally exempt from freedom of information law. You don't have the right to know anything about what they're doing, or what they're spending. Any letters, emails or documents being passed between government and other public bodies and the royals are also exempt. So if Charles or William are trying to influence government policy, whether on health, the environment or the military, you have no right to know about it.

Julian Assang's father John Shipton on US furthering CHAOS and how the deep state works. Drop the Charges on Assange says Amnesty. 'Drop the Charges,' Says Amnesty Ahead of Key Julian Assange Hearing - "The risk to publishers and investigative journalists around the world hangs in the balance. Should Julian Assange be sent to the U.S. and prosecuted there, global media freedoms will be on trial, too."

Big High Court demo Tue 20th & Wed 21st Feb 24 to Free Julian Assange - Day X is here: The last chance in the British courts to stop Julian Assange’s extradition - The UK High Court has confirmed that a public hearing will take place on Tuesday 20 February and Wednesday 21 February 2024. The two-day hearing may be the final chance for Julian Assange to prevent his extradition to the United States. If extradited, Julian faces a sentence of 175 years for exposing war crimes committed by the United States in the Afghan and Iraq wars. Many have already agreed to come and show their support. Expect to hear from Apsana Begum, Tim Dawson, John Hendy, Richard Burgon, Peter Oborne, Jeremy Corbyn, John McDonnell, Zarah Sultana, Chris Hedges, Andrew Wilkie, Tariq Ali, Rebecca Vincent, Ben Westwood, Sabrina Tucci, Clare Daley, Mick Wallace, Chip Gibbons and more.

Russian Artist Threatens to Dissolve $45 M. of Artworks by Picasso, Rembrandt if Julian Assange Dies in Prison by Tessa Solomon LONDON, ENGLAND - JUNE 24: Protesters hold up a sign that says 'Free Julian Assange' by the Assange statue on June 24, 2023 in London. Protesters gather in Parliament Square around the artwork called 'Anything To Say' by Davide Dormino, which depicts Edward Snowden, Julian Assange, and Chelsea Manning all standing on chairs and an empty fourth seat for members of the public to ascend and say their piece. (Photo by Martin Pope/Getty Images) A Russian artist has vowed to dissolve masterpieces by Pablo Picasso, Rembrandt, and Andy Warhol with acid if Wikileaks founder Julian Assange dies in prison. As first reported by British broadcaster Sky News, Andrei Molodkin claims to have 16 modern and contemporary artworks collectively worth $45 million stored in a 29-ton safe alongside an “extremely corrosive” substance. The works are allegedly stored in boxes connected via a pneumatic pump to two barrels—one containing acid powder and the other an accelerator capable of causing a chemical reaction that would decimate the vault’s interior.