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The extradition of Julian Assange would undermine freedom of speech | Julian Assange | The Guardian

The extradition of Julian Assange would undermine freedom of speech | Julian Assange | The Guardian: It was through reading the documents revealed by Assange that Brazilians learned of the relationship between the man who would later be minister of foreign affairs in the Temer administration, Jos� Serra, and executives in the North American oil giants ExxonMobile and Chevron.

The charge adopted by the Trump administration to justify the allegations against Assange – that he attempted to help Manning hack into government computers – is both dangerous and false.

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