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In a Crisis of Democracy, We Must All Become Julian Assange
Assange Human Rigths July 2019 issue

In a Crisis of Democracy, We Must All Become Julian Assange

by Nozomi Hayase, Ph.D., Member of the Editorial Board, and Associate Editor at The Indicter

By The Indicter / July 21, 2019
Ukraine parliamentary elections. A hope for peace and the life of the Minsk Protocol
Interview July 2019 issue

Ukraine parliamentary elections. A hope for peace and the life of the Minsk Protocol

Prof. Marcello Ferrada de Noli, chief-editor at The Indicter Magazine. Analyses in the West media

By The Indicter / July 21, 2019
Trump Lied About His Planned Iran Strike, Following A Pattern
June 2019 issue Opinion

Trump Lied About His Planned Iran Strike, Following A Pattern

By Andrew Kreig, J.D., M.S.L., attorney and journalist. Director of JIP. Member of the Editorial

By The Indicter / June 30, 2019
Why did the UK court deferred Assange extradition hearing to next year?
Analysis Assange June 2019 issue

Why did the UK court deferred Assange extradition hearing to next year?

Sputnik interview with Prof. Marcello Ferrada de Noli, The Indicter chief editor. It is the

By The Indicter / June 15, 2019
CIA whistleblower John Kiriakou discussed the Assange case with Sunday Wire host Patrick Henningsen
Assange June 2019 issue

CIA whistleblower John Kiriakou discussed the Assange case with Sunday Wire host Patrick Henningsen

This week, the US Justice Department delivered a formal extradition request for Julian Assange to

By The Indicter / June 13, 2019
Trump Found His Roy Cohn In Deep State Fixer Bill Barr
June 2019 issue

Trump Found His Roy Cohn In Deep State Fixer Bill Barr

By Andrew Kreig, J.D., M.S.L., attorney and journalist. Director of JIP, Member of the Editorial

By The Indicter / June 3, 2019
We Must Defend Assange to Save Free Press from American Despotism
Assange May 2019 issue

We Must Defend Assange to Save Free Press from American Despotism

By Nozomi Hayase, Member of The Indicter editorial board. Through the silencing of Assange, the

By The Indicter / May 28, 2019
The Making of a “Rapist”, by Pamela Anderson
Assange Human Rights May 2019 issue

The Making of a “Rapist”, by Pamela Anderson

-Editor’s Note: Published in agreement with author Pamela Anderson (photo at right). Her original text

By The Indicter / May 23, 2019
Sweden VS. Assange, again
Assange May 2019 issue Sweden

Sweden VS. Assange, again

Swedish prosecutor Authority to announce 13 May 2019 a renewed  stance regarding WikiLeaks founder Julian

By The Indicter / May 10, 2019
Assange’s Case Has Been ‘Obeying to Geopolitical Interests’
Assange May 2019 issue

Assange’s Case Has Been ‘Obeying to Geopolitical Interests’

Sputnik spoke about Julian Assange’s case to Professor Emeritus Marcello Ferrada de Noli, the founder

By The Indicter / May 3, 2019

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