ah ah, on february 5th, 2016, after months of uncertainty, the united nations announces its decision. well, i highlighted with the expert panel, coal on the swedish and british authorities too, and mister i saw as to probation of liberty. i think the recommendation is quite clear, respect, he's physical integrity and freedom of movement and afford him the rights to compensation wise with case push a lot of those with it go does that are making money? i me a . a pay with the chance with late. mm hm. yes. paying you guys for like like if you have a very, very pleased with this thing. we are a worth a and it is a comprehensive in the big, there's 40 pages. they're not going to be able to easily deal with it and it uses you cable as well. yeah, sure. and did you see that statement? why? the british, they say this change is nothing is very good is very defensive shelton's. so therefore, we can define who can fact. yeah. and now we have institutional now side with i can translate, it seemed like this is the port. yes. a similarly with us near a such a is a month. it was on c, a c at the end of the au number from the plasma with the flap, diaz, because that back to the dentist, easy police. a guy then they're like they would yet, but i still have a pick out as a group of 3 east off to declare it says la la mush content and it is of the strongest thing. i think the key thing to decide is what we say. i demand or what you say, i demand the la case this to me think lose that will need to see she own for sheila, i'm going to with their idea to mothers with him and we shouldn't have him discuss a passage because with this decision to say is if you're free to go in europe, america, go wherever you want. there. she's human dna. louise must see to us. you know, they didn't, you gotta read it out. yeah. but emotional enough, she does, you know the money that you put it on to it. i'm what i'm worried about the last thing she you but i don't sorry that you have to deal with. i give you my sympathy. you cannot uphold the law by breaking the law. he is and has been detained now for 5 years. one month and $29.00 days. and to put it bluntly, that's a hell of a long time to detain someone. someone who has never been charged and has never even been questioned, almost finished, almost hudy's as it wasn't. look into seeing if you all lawyers here know what it means, seeing if you got it mean can you will not dinning room by then we'll get out the go by and if you don't then gosh, what did you get? no answer. no, you go the amount of it is not a victory. should i tell you what if you can do that? sure, since you last, you just sealed it and cl orders and you will be a d n, a cassette immediate, i mean now finally we today's decision. there was light at the end of the tunnel. we just need united kingdom and sweden to step up to the plate so julian can finally come out into the light. ah. * a with how sweet it is. this is a victory that cannot be denied. it is a victory of historical importance. not just for me, for my family, for my children, but for the independence of the un system. the fact is, the u. k and sweden, except to be parties. so a 16 month process, 16 months of litigation before the working group, when arbitrary attention. i made submissions the u. k. responded in the process to those submission. sweden responded to those submissions, formally as a party to the proceedings. they lost buquet, los sweden, lost it, lost at the highest level. i'm with a will i reject the finding of this working group? it's a group made up of late people, not lawyers and they are there. a conclusion is flawed in law. julia massage is a fugitive from justice. he's hiding from justice in the dorian embassy. he can come out onto the placement anytime he chooses. he's not being detained by us. frankly, a ridiculous finding by the working group and we reject it with we're talking to the former un repertoire, an arbitrary detention not sounding us. no country likes to get to rooting for arbitrated tension to be censured by you unlike this. but if you don't to buy it, you fall into the category of countries. we don't like to compare ourselves with ah, in the months leading up to the u. s. presidential elections, wiki leeks, releases thousands of compromising emails from the democratic party and its candidate, hillary clinton, the leak duck. humans cast a shadow on her entire electoral campaign. in criticism of julian assange multiplies, he's accused of pursuing a personal agenda with the leaks of having contributed to the advance of donald trump. but even after trumps victory wiki leaks continues to publish. and soon the u. s. government on the trump will go further than rock obama ever debt. the united states no longer operates in the shadows. it's time to call out regulate for what it really is. a non state hostile intelligence service, often abetted by state actors like russia. they pretended america 1st, a member of freedom to shield them from justice. they may have believed that, but they are wrong. ecuador also has a new president. he wants to get rid of the inconvenient guest in his london embassy. we can be expounded judy in a song, just internet access has been cut off the door saying that they don't want to. julian sanchez, social media fee to jeopardize relations with other countries. that is thought to be in regards to a couple of tweaks that julian assault with us today for cynthia martin army. yet the key point of em up was a determined that i've been here more closely. women, those cos and battle. victor using an envelope, rusty going down a slimy info with people of the community in history or nobody seeing another law son just visits are limited. only his lawyers and close contacts are allowed to see him after strict controls. in addition, there's an unpleasant surprise since 2017. the spanish security company under cover global, responsible for the protection of the embassy, has been playing a double game and noticed by the diplomats from ecuador. they installed cameras and microphones in every room. the images are stream to the united states to the u. s. intelligence services. in an e mail, the head of u. c. global david morales orders surveys of some just visit the whistleblower within new c global alerts. the lawyers explains to the spanish judiciary that some just meetings with all visitors, but especially with the defense lawyers who are recorded. we have long been concerned about the level of surveillance that join assigns is facing within the ecuadorian embassy. this is a severe breach of lawyer client attorney privilege and fundamentally undermines our ability to properly defend and provide a defense to join us. finally, ecuador gives in to the pressure for political and economic reasons, like whether so it or not that. but if he knows what he does, he really plymouth the core altogether. so you are sounds like it was we those. mm hm. i i'm sure that the whole house will welcome the news this morning that the metropolitan police have arrested judy, an assault, arrested for breach of bail also 97 years in the door, in embassy. he has also been arrested in relation to an extradition request from the united states. so far as his mister speak of this goes to shows in the united kingdom, no one is above the law. ah a wrong when i was just a shape out because of the african and engagement. it was the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look so common ground. with law kappa. so is bessie, come in to look insidiously. he must go pathetic simply gann momento guess say been for my legal. yeah. we'll see. we're a seller. i'm over yet as to where to my mother cielo it i get allister disciplinary really? is those neosha even put it a if we put a gone on premera women book it on a medical mentor, a lesson alcorn computer hacking a to sing when a couple daughter e gaus peterson para on bed on fully the non piano on the door, los gatos kasan weaker going to be the simper bullock i equally got if we got it all got a bully, go on as it ill comment thus isn't was it just as it was gonna la la, open and see on document those there will now when they're in a public as in there's a local ment, us back concrete. that is a stick. the stall of bodies look as somebody who's mind with the us. young intermodal ethan ethan. so d up is that an m process? a son just take into a high security prison in solitary confinement, without contact with the outside world. more than 10 months pass before extradition proceedings begin. concerns about his health are growing. the united nations is putting pressure on the case. i visited with 2 medical experts who came to the conclusion that had she had been exposed to psychological torture for a prolonged period of time. that that's a medical assessment. and are we asked to for renewal states to investigate this case and to, to alleviate the pressure that us being done on him, and especially to respect his due process rights, which in my view happened systematically violated in all these jurisdictions. shortly after the u. s. indictment, sweden announces that it will drop the case against her sons, for the 3rd time, for good. mm. for the lawyers, it is clear, lee in famous sex case, was a trap to hold a sum. this also irreparably damaged his reputation in . nevertheless, the situation is so dramatic that someone decides to reveal a secret. mm. i'm stella morris. i join us on just one mm. we have 2 children. gabriel, falling in love is kind of a last a rebellion in, in a context where there's a lot of attempts to destroy your life and your your reason for doing what you're doing that i feel now that i have to do it because i've taken so many steps are so many years and i feel like children's life might be coming to an end. do you remember? i like kinda like a so yeah, it was one. yeah. it's like us, a lesser you think us not thorough like it on like our mass important is to be a come up. any of the stuff with her in a moment. the comedy gallagher, lonely go, kalika is a year lou chandler poorer says principals could look at chore consistent and they only go can a scanner settle is normally be that in us a lucas and co worker in. okay, thank you. okay, is that a triple liquor? irritably cut, so that is employees must put us on monday and i can see the math bottles on one scene of yesteryear. ah, extra disc government wants to put him on trial for allegedly conspiring to hack into a pentagon commuter and believe hundreds of things like a porters without borders. they say this is a 1st amendment case and the u. s. has tried to punish the science for exposing wrong, doing p o u and his brother lesson is good. but just if you go, no, she just list fellowship regularly with us here in lester, if you're in the world that in full, full evaluate this couch, there are some political address. yes, there is a shot it over, and then you are in your case should force them in the less, i mean last unit and weekly's of me with i'm close your hand this if a shot killer here he's he get a yep, we're on the we're starting with your the money out of my little bit of the with quickly understand. okay. understand you got i got you even though you're pulling on her la. mainly just the only response of the union. did julian assange encourage chelsea manning to steal secret documents as the prosecution claims manning was pardoned by obama, and is now a free woman. but just before the start of the trial, she's again summoned to appear before the grand jury asked if his hunch helped her leak secrets, she tells the judge, i'd rather starve myself to death and change my position on this case. as a result, she goes to prison again and has to pay heavy fines. but she does not give in the fascination of insect villiers on the killing of rogers, generally the killing of children. that is the real harm that should be discussed in court. and not with julia levant sitting the dogs, but for the war criminals that conduct the visa, foreign disagree with the tackle for over a sun. just extradition continues a trial behind closed doors, cameras, a band, journalists and human rights organizations of difficult access throughout the trial . sanchez brought before the judge as a dangerous criminal. he supervised by guards behind a glass screen. he's not allowed to sit next to his lawyers or communicate with them. he faces 175 years in prison in the usa. ah, on the 1st day of a process that can take months or years as tens waiting. ah, the 1st use leaks out ah, uses the devil. the last 10 years. the prosecution provides no evidence. the defense argues that the charges are political and, and expedition for political offences is not possible in the u. k. as you've had today, this case is an abusive process. isn't abusive prices add to political events. he's charging them legal events in substances, political, the nature of the charges political morning time process, which is nice. this is the i director announced the wiki, like a hostile, non se intelligence agency, and that he wine minimum investment protections. and this is the political prosecution. mom, gus, ty, voice loudly. what about this? because you all the voted condra line was you see all the sellers you need us there . and 2nd, i thought they were sort of you to say that because today most is the most trouble . yes, we similar water in this 1st lazy. okay, i'm glad i'm missing with noise. is telling me with a extradition proceeding. so to continue shortly afterwards with witness test but then they covered. 19, pandemic spreads around the world even within the walls of bell marsh. the 1st hearing will be postponed until september 2020 in november, while the trial is still ongoing. the united states are electing a new president, but before biden takes office on the 20th of january, the british judiciary delivers a verdict. a british judge this morning rejected a u. s. request to extradite assertion to the u. s. on espionage a learning disabled judge vanessa braid sir said, assigns would not be safe in us prisons due to the state of his mental health. even though the extradition has been rejected, the u. s. prosecutors have appealed, and in her ruling, aside from humanitarian concerns, the judge upheld their arguments. this allows to legally prosecute journalists and whistleblowers worldwide. if they publish classified information, as long as the us do not drop their charges, the freedom of the press is under threat. tab with with oh, what is the national mood? i suppose it depends on what kind of media you consume to say the nation is divided in highly partisan is an understatement. was a certainly what the national media wants us to think. what are we really so divided on what really for hello driven by a dreamer shaped bank for some of those with in in there's things we dare to ask in a better way video with almost year carlos. pretty much with sure to coordinate a video like you to form a that the gamma doubtful you will like with the long term with the 9 and as the ecosystem of planet earth predictably is dying because there's too much pollution, whether it's landfill pollution pollution in the rivers pollution in the oceans, pollution in the air, chemical pollution, permanent chemical, pollution, all the bio systems are dying. so humans effectively estimating mass suicide. he says become with a child lost by his parents and during august's chaotic he was withdrawn. afghanistan may have been found, r t speaks to the family that took the boy in and joined the search for his parents . do what he shall suddenly i saw his baby on the ground crying in pain. it was too hot and the baby was just wearing a shirt, so it was difficult enough to leave him there. us treasury department threatens american journalists with hefty fines if they work for certain publications. one such a journalist daniel is, are shared his story with us. us treasury powers of norfolk that of an individual freelance journalist and i was microscopic but some of them are so frightened they're unwilling even to give interviews like this one in the u. k. video emerges of key members. of course, johnson teen joking about a party and down the street last christmas. but seeing as it's a.