WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has been released from Belmarsh prison after a lengthy legal battle, marking a major development in his quest for freedom. He's agreed to plead guilty to leaking US national security secrets in exchange for returning to his native Australia, avoiding extradition to the US and potentially lengthy imprisonment. Assange's release follows years of confinement, during which WikiLeaks continued to expose government corruption globally. His case sparked an international outcry and involved negotiations with the US Department of Justice, culminating in a deal that allowed him to reunite with his family after more than a decade behind bars.
Wikileaks has published the first film of Julian Assange as a free man, coming from Belmarsh prison appearing triumphant and euphoric and shortly after boarding a plane to Australia…
Julian is free!!!!
Words cannot express our immense gratitude to YOU- yes YOU, who have all mobilised for years and years to make this come true. THANK YOU. tHANK YOU. THANK YOU.
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