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10/2/24 Kevin Gosztola on Julian Assange’s First Speech as a Free Man

Scott Horton Show - Just the Interviews

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Julian Assange's First Speech and Its Implications

This chapter analyzes Julian Assange's initial speech as a free man, focusing on the psychological toll of his imprisonment and the broader challenges faced by journalists. It highlights significant themes such as transnational repression, the dangers posed to journalists in conflict zones, and the historical context of U.S. interventions in Iraq. Additionally, the chapter scrutinizes the political ramifications of Assange's revelations and the delicate balance of press freedom in the context of governmental oversight and legal protections.

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