Nina Cross | More evidence that Assange’s treatment by Britain has been arbitrary, ignoring international human rights and law of asylum.
NINA CROSS ARCHIVE
Assange vs Khodorkovsky: Arbitrary Application of Human Rights by British Courts
The Health of Julian Assange: A Case of State-sponsored Neglect
Nina Cross | In refusing to recognise their arbitrary detention and by ignoring health needs, Britain is behaving no different than the despotic regimes it routinely condemns.
‘Media Freedom’ Campaign Pushes Magnitsky Sanctions – But Ignores Case of Julian Assange
Nina Cross | Unraveling the deception behind the Magnitsky sanctions, now being promoted by a panel of ‘media freedom’ experts.
Julian Assange and the Inhumanity of the British State: ‘Unofficial’ Solitary Confinement as Torture
Nina Cross | We have just witnessed a grave injustice, where a man has been held by the state behind an opaque and politically convenient bureaucratic veil – effectively left to rot in solitary confinement and unable to defend himself in one of the most important precedent cases of this century.
Dying Inside: Assange’s Life is Threatened by British State’s Legal Deception
Nina Cross | If the British state does not stop its systematic abuse of Assange, then it will make history, albeit for all the wrong reasons.
Global Magnitsky: Will UK Join US in Sanctions Against Venezuela Post Brexit?
Nina Cross | The UK are preparing to fall in line with Washington policy of economic warfare against target nations, designed to divide and conquer the continent of South America.
UK Abuse of Assange Continues: Blocking Spanish Investigation, Caving to US Demands
Nina Cross | The refusal by the UK Central Authority to allow a Spanish judge to interview Assange suggests the UK is protecting the ability of the US to extradite him.
Britain’s Unconvicted Prisoner: Keeping Assange on Lockdown for Neocons in Washington
Nina Cross | This second piece on Belmarsh focuses on how the narratives around security and healthcare are being used as pretexts for denying Julian Assange access to justice, while severely isolating him from other inmates.
Trust and Disclosure: Are Civil Rights Being Sacrificed on the Altar of Brexit?
Nina Cross | The latest Brexit battle in Parliament has exposed how key members of government reserve an arbitrary double standard when it comes to the disclosure of information.
Julian Assange: Deprivation of Justice and Double Standards in Belmarsh Prison
Nina Cross | Belmarsh prison continues carrying out the state’s political agenda – which denies one prisoner his basic legal rights, while giving special treatment to another.
Official Secrets: Priti Patel’s Early War on Whistleblowers
Nina Cross | Is the Darroch leak being used as a platform to make a more authoritarian OSA seem more acceptable? Is this Patel’s opening salvo to future whistleblowers?
Jeremy Hunt, Tommy Robinson and The ‘Press Freedom’ Propaganda Troupe
Nina Cross | Is Tommy Robinson jumping on the media freedom bandwagon to justify breaching court orders to film perpetrators in grooming gang trials? A look at Robinson’s claim of ‘convicted of journalism’ in the context of media freedom and the persecution of Julian Assange
Swedish Prosecutors: ‘It’s Not on the Cards’ to Interview Assange – After Hanging Arrest Warrant Over Him for Seven Years
Nina Cross | After keeping a European Arrest Warrant over Assange for seven years, Swedish Prosecutors now claim they are holding off on interviewing him ‘for now’, which means the 2010 warrant was wrongly issued.
From 9/11 to Shoplifting: Assange in the Context of the European Arrest Warrant
Nina Cross | From day one, the EAW was open to abuse, and was used as the primary mechanism for trapping Assange.
Miscarriage of Justice: Why Assange’s Belmarsh Sentence is Wrong
Nina Cross | Testing the reason behind Judge Taylor’s sentencing of Assange, just one layer of law applied to Assange, shows UN rapporteur Nils Melzer is justified in denouncing the UK for Assange’s disproportionate treatment
Britain’s ‘Media Freedom’ is Smokescreen to Hide the Persecution of Journalists Who Expose War Crimes
Nina Cross | Jeremy Hunt’s media freedom campaign is a useful deflection from the British government’s war on Assange and its increasingly hostile and repressive stance towards journalists.
Julian Assange: The UK, Sweden and the ‘Illusion of Justice’
Nina Cross | The trapping of Assange has relied upon the immoral use of the prosecuting services by the UK government, and the illusion that ‘Assange had a choice.’
Revealed: The British Government’s War on Assange and Media Freedom
Nina Cross | A look at the various legal and soft power tools used by the British government in its war against Julian Assange and WikiLeaks.
Assange Arrest: How Does British Corporate Media See its Future?
Nina Cross | A look at the role of British corporate media in protecting the UK government in its complicity in the US-led persecution of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.
What’s Behind Jeremy Hunt’s Choice of Amal Clooney as UK ‘Media Freedom’ Ambassador?
Nina Cross | Jeremy Hunt’s announcement of Amal Clooney as special envoy for media freedom hours after Wikileaks warn of Julian Assange’s likely expulsion from Ecuador’s embassy in London may not be incidental.