“His battle for human rights and freedom of speech has never ended” – Interview to Professor Marcello Ferrada de Noli 
Should the EU’s DSA Ban Google from Silencing Gaza Genocide Voices? I Doubt It Shields Truth 
An Essay on EU’s DSA Censorship on Freedom of Speech 
Julian Assange replies to allegations on WikiLeaks helping to elect Donald Trump. The Stefania Maurizi interview
Editor’s Note. While a persistent campaign in social media has questioned during weeks the actual
Assange Defense Underscores Shameful Swedish, U.S. Tactics
By Andrew Kreig, J.D., M.S.L., attorney and journalist. Member of The Indicter editorial board. WikiLeaks
Tell Sweden to respect decision by the United Nations body on Arbitrary Detention and free Julian Assange!
By Prof Marcello Ferrada de Noli, chair, Swedish Professors and Doctors for Human Rights –
The answer given by Julian Assange to the Swedish prosecutor in the London questioning of 14-15 November 2016
More details at justice4assange.com. See also on Julian Assange health status at “What about the
Six years arbitrary detention of Assange in the context of Sweden’s military strategy
By Prof. Marcello Ferrada de Noli, chair, Swedish Professors & Doctors for Human Rights –
Analysis: The Assange case in the context of Sweden’s feminist foreign policy for international trade gains
By Prof. Marcello Ferrada de Noli, chair, Swedish Professors & Doctors for Human Rights –
“Awakening Courage in the Era of Trumpism”
By Dr. Nozomi Hayase. Editor’s Note. Nozomi Hayase’s op-ed might leave readers with a constellation
Why Sweden gave the ‘Alternative Nobel Prize‘ to the ‘White Helmets’?
By Prof. Marcello Ferrada de Noli, Chairman, Swedish Doctors for Human Rights –SWEDHR.
Sweden’s flag company Ericsson paid millions SEK to a Costa Rica’s President while competing for telecom deal
A $750,000 payment was allegedly routed from Stockholm through an Ericsson’s shell company in Zurich,
Analysis: Trump, WikiLeaks, Assange and Sweden
By Professor Marcello Ferrada de Noli, Chair, Swedish Professors and Doctors for Human Rights. Introduction