Julian Assange has internet cut at Ecuadorian embassy in London
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This is what happens when you expose the elite and expose the criminals.
But he's not imprisoned, is he? He's perfectly free to come out at any time and surrender himself to the UK or Swedish police.
Come on, even he only claimed that he would be re-extradited to the US for questioning (and that was supposedly something Sweden would do if he was extradited there, which isn't even an issue any more.)
His biggest fear at this point is probably that he'll be punished for the bail violation and then left alone without the ability to play martyr anymore.
The extradition case itself has since been abandoned.
No, no it's not. Even the worst characterization of it (much less anything reasonably grounded in facts) doesn't come anywhere close to, say, the Rohingya genocide, for just one extremely current example.
> Hasn't been charged with crimes, yet has been held imprisoned in the Ecuadorian embassy for 8 years.
He's not imprisoned, he's voluntarily in the embassy. No one is preventing him from leaving.
Also, he is charged with a crime for breaching bail conditions during his extradition case.
> Now they're trying solitary confinement.
Cutting off his internet access isn't solitary confinement.