Monthly European journal on geopolitics & human rights, founded by Prof Marcello Ferrada de Noli
This article is concerned with the way Julian Assange, founder of Wikileaks, was isolated inside the healthcare unit of category A Belmarsh prison over a period of months following his imprisonment in April 2019. Assange was admitted into the unit in April, readmitted at the end of May and placed in effective solitary confinement in […]
When is a dangerous flight risk not a dangerous flight risk? A look at who escorts Julian Assange to court –and back to Belmarsh prison… By Nina Cross Information about Assange’s escort arrangements to and from category A Belmarsh prison for many of his court hearings over the last two years raises some questions. An […]
Imagen above: Book cover of A. Ardin’s book “In Assange’s shadow. My witnessing”. The Swedish channel TV4 announced the broadcasting of a program with Anna Ardin, the ‘formally’ accuser of Julian Assange in Sweden. As demonstrated in my book “Sweden’s geopolitical case against Assange 2010-1019“, the case was an orchestrated maneuver against the WikiLeaks founder. […]
By Nina Cross . [Cover image: “Waiting for his liberty”, oil on canvas by Marcello Ferrada de Noli]. This is the second article published in The Indicter that looks at how Julian Assange, founder of Wikileaks, journalist, publisher, nominee of the Nobel Peace prize and winner of multiple awards for journalism and human rights, was […]
Featured December 2020, Human Rights Day edition Nina Cross: Assange’s persecution has exposed the extremes to which our country’s public officials and authorities can be politically compromised. Our courts are demeaned, as are our public institutions. They are supposed to be accountable to us but instead appear hijacked, no less than instruments of US lawfare. […]
By Nozomi Hayase. Ph.D. Associate Editor at The Indicter Magazine. Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, with the world screeched to a halt, the prosecution of WikiLeaks publisher Julian Assange continues. At the case management court hearing on Tuesday, April 7, Judge Vanessa Baraitser ruled that Julian Assange’s extradition hearing would resume in May as previously […]
Doctors4Assange strongly condemns Wednesday’s decision by UK District Judge Vanessa Baraitser to deny bail to Julian Assange. March 27, 2020. Despite our prior unequivocal statement[1] that Mr Assange is at increased risk of serious illness and death were he to contract coronavirus, and the evidence of medical experts, Baraitser dismissed the risk, citing UK guidelines […]
Editor’s note: REN TV (Russia) interview with Prof Marcello Ferrada de Noli, The Indicter Magazine chief editor. Interview conducted by Cristina Fedorova. Footage excerpt aired in REN TV news program of 24 February 2020. The text here below corresponds to a direct transcript from the interview’s audio / Dr Lena Oske, Acting Editor, The Indicter […]
“Without whistle-blowers, freedom is silenced –while the powers tyrannize unopposed “ Original text [Swedish] published 28 Feb 2020 in Aftonbladet Right now, the London trial is underway against Julian Assange. He is one of the founders of Wikileaks who has published revealing documents on US war crimes in Afghanistan and Iraq. Wikileaks has been nominated […]
By Erik Sandberg, journalist Wikileaks revolutionized and redefined investigative journalism as we know it. Its founder, Julian Assange, evolved a new mode working – data journalism – delivering verified content, fact checked by journalists then archived online. This information fearlessly exposed some of the most powerful politicians on the planet. Corrupt officials stalking the corridors […]