the difficult position that the court finds itself in today. thank ou ve court finds itself in today. thank you very much _ court finds itself in today. thank you very much craig _ court finds itself in today. thank you very much craig barker, i you very much craig barker, professor of international law in the london south bank university and let's listen tojulian assange's beyonce who is speaking. {line let's listen to julian assange's beyonce who is speaking. one of the foremost publishers, _ beyonce who is speaking. one of the foremost publishers, journalists i beyonce who is speaking. one of the foremost publishers, journalists of i foremost publishers, journalists of the past 50 years in a uk prison, of being accused of publishing the truth about war crimes, about cia kill teams and in fact every time we have a hearing, we know more about the abusive nature, the criminal nature of this case. julian exposed the crimes of cia torturers and killers, and now we know that those cia killers were planning to kill him as well. how can this court, how