Julian Assange in Australia Election Run for His Freedom

February 18, 2013 by DC Editors Leave a Comment

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Winning an election could grant path to personal freedom for dissident privacy advocate Julian Assange in Australia | Democracy, elections and voting

Assange sees freedom in Australia senate seat

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange believes winning a seat in Australia’s upper house would extricate him from his prolonged asylum inside Ecuador’s London embassy. In an interview published on Australian website The Conversation, Assange outlined a scenario that would set him free to return to home.

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