Wikileaks founder Assange bailed, but release delayed

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BBC News - Wikileaks founder Assange bailed, but release delayed

The founder of whistle-blowing website Wikileaks, Julian Assange, has been granted bail in London on conditions including cash guarantees of £240,000.
But he will remain in prison pending an appeal against the bail decision lodged by Swedish prosecutors.
Mr Assange is fighting extradition to Sweden, where he is accused of sexually assaulting two women earlier this year.
He denies the charges, which he says are politically motivated and designed to discredit him.
His lawyer Mark Stephens said the case was turning into a "show trial".
A large crowd including demonstrators, reporters and a number of Mr Assange's high-profile supporters gathered outside City of Westminster Magistrates' Court for the bail hearing on Tuesday.

So, the prosecutors persist. I think this is politically motivated, but if the USA files espoinage charges, it will be harder to extradite him from Sweden than from Britain...

 

[TigerKanga]

The US has no interest in putting him on public trial. That is why I suspect he is getting attacked by those women with their asinine accusations.