Stella Assange

Stella Assange, a lawyer and wife of Julian Assange, passionately advocates for free speech and the freedom of information. In their discussion, she delves into Julian's legal battles and the implications of the U.S. Espionage Act on journalism. Stella highlights the ethical dilemmas surrounding classified disclosures and the broader societal consequences of government actions against whistleblowers. She shares personal insights into the emotional toll of Julian's imprisonment and the urgent need to protect press freedoms in today's digital age.

Stella Assange, who recently visited Julian Assange, discusses the implications of his case on journalism and press freedom. They talk about Julian's potential extradition to the US and the international support he has received. The podcast explores the transition from liberalism to authoritarianism, the suppression of free speech, and the need for convergence on the principle of freedom of speech. They also highlight the importance of Julian's freedom for global journalism and the shift towards authoritarianism in politics.

Stella Assange, a passionate human rights activist and wife of journalist Julian Assange, shares her insights during his extradition hearing. Discussing the detrimental impact of U.S. government actions on press freedom, she highlights the lack of formal charges against Julian. Stella critiques the integrity of the legal process and unveils troubling CIA controversies. She warns of the threats to democracy posed by extradition and advocates for the vital need to protect journalists facing injustice.

Stella Assange, human rights lawyer and wife of Julian Assange, discusses her involvement with WikiLeaks, fight against corruption, and ways to free Julian. Topics include: personal relationship with Julian, criticism of WikiLeaks by governments, impact on journalism, use of the Espionage Act against Julian, state subsidy and institutionalized misinformation, integration of lightning payments, and repression of speech.

Stella Assange, wife of Julian Assange, discusses her husband's current situation in a high-security prison, the implications of his case on journalism and free speech, and the lack of support he has received from mainstream media. They also explore the debate over a potential pardon for Assange and the impact of leaked information on state secrets and public interest.