High Court to Rule on Assange's Extradition Fate Amid Health Concerns
March 25, 2024
The London High Court is set to rule on Julian Assange's potential appeal against extradition to the US.
Assange faces 17 espionage charges and one computer misuse charge, all relating to WikiLeaks publications.
His defense team plans to turn to the European Court of Human Rights should the High Court deny the appeal.
Assange has been detained in a UK high-security prison for five years, with significant concerns raised about his health.
He risks a sentence of 175 years in prison if extradited and convicted in the United States.
Stella Assange, Julian's partner, has publicly highlighted his worsening health amidst the ongoing legal proceedings.
The International Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg represents Assange's final legal recourse if the High Court's decision is unfavorable.
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The Seattle Times • Mar 25, 2024
A London court will rule on Tuesday whether WikiLeaks’ Assange can challenge extradition to the US
The West Australian • Mar 25, 2024
UK High Court set to rule on Assange appeal
No Bullshit Bitcoin • Mar 25, 2024
Julian Assange US Extradition Appeal Ruling to be Delivered Tomorrow