Surveillance, Whistleblowers, and Assange's Dilemma

This chapter investigates the covert CIA operations aimed at monitoring Julian Assange during his time in the Ecuadorian embassy, revealing alarming plans made by U.S. officials regarding his potential elimination. It also connects Assange's case to broader issues of war crimes and accountability, emphasizing his role in exposing U.S. military actions that are under scrutiny by the International Criminal Court. Furthermore, the chapter sheds light on the dire conditions Assange faces in Belmarsh Prison, the media's inadequate coverage of his plight, and the implications for press freedom.