Showing posts with label Ecuador Embassy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ecuador Embassy. Show all posts

October 17, 2012

Canberra shared intel on Assange with Washington

WikiLeaks and Julian Assange have been the subject of intelligence exchanges between Australia and the United States for more than two years, the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade has revealed.

October 4, 2012

Julian Assange's Sureties addressed to the court

Sureties Hearing 3 October 2012 - address by Vaughan Smith

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Here is the statement I delivered this afternoon to District Judge Riddle concerning possible forfeiture of our surety monies on the Julian Assange extradition matter.

October 2, 2012

US 'mistreated' Chevron has requested sanctions on Ecuador

US corporations urge sanctions on Ecuador

Tuesday, October 2, 2012

“Major U.S. business groups are stepping up pressure on President Barack Obama's administration to suspend longtime trade benefits for Ecuador, citing the Andean country's mistreatment of Chevron Corp as proof of a deteriorating investment climate”, Reuters said September 26.

The alleged mistreatment is "Ecuador's pursing of justice for victims of pollution caused by the activities of oil corporation Texaco (now part of Chevron) in the country.

UK Police bill for Assange tops £1m for guarding at Ecuadorian Embassy

Police stakeout bill for Assange tops £1m as it costs £11,000 a DAY to ensure he doesn't flee Ecuadorian Embassy

At least four Met officers stand guard around the clock
William Hague admits there is 'no sign of breakthrough'


WikiLeaks Monument - Berlin

WikiLeaks Monument - Berlin
our new development will be placed at the ACT