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Julian Assange: WikiLeaks founder can be extradited to the US, rules UK High Court

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Julian Assange: WikiLeaks founder can be extradited to the US, rules UK High Court

Julian Assange: WikiLeaks founder can be extradited to the US, rules UK High Court

The US government has provided guarantees that the Wikileaks founder will not be held in one of America's notoriously-violent 'supermax' prisons.


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