Update on Julian Assange and Our Campaign for His Pardon
JUSTICE, 16 Sep 2024
Pressenza - TRANSCEND Media Service
Julian and his father, John Shipton in Melbourne
12 Sep 2024 – The need for a pardon to unwind the dangerous precedent set by Julian’s conviction and enable him to move forward with his life.
“To gain his freedom back, he had to agree to become a convicted criminal. That has all types of restrictions on how he can make a living and support his family,” Gabriel Shipton, Julian’s brother said.
Thanks to your efforts signing and sharing our open letter seeking a presidential pardon for Julian, more than 15,000 people have now added their names.
To further build momentum for a pardon before President Biden leaves the White House, Gabriel will travel to Washington DC later this month to meet with US lawmakers and activists. His visit will also coincide with Prime Minister Albanese’s trip to the US.
“The prime minister has a great relationship with President Biden, and he’ll have the opportunity to raise this issue in a farewell call with him when it will be sitting on Biden’s desk,” Gabriel said.
This is a critical moment for people in Australia, the US, and the world to push for a pardon to ensure justice for Julian and press freedom.
Here’s what you can do…
SIGN AND SHARE THE OPEN LETTER 👉 action.assangecampaign.org/?pc=up1
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Tell us more about Julian now!!!
There are no legal restrictions on Julian Assange speaking freely for himself.
It’s nearly three months since he arrived in Australia. They say he’s been relaxing all this time, but he hasn’t uttered a single word or appeared in public to say for himself what he wants.
Not a single word. That is very strange and concerning. He could put out a brief video just to let everyone know he’s OK and to say what he wants about any further campaigns being run for him.