Assange Defense
An exclusive video series and an intimate fireside chat with John Shipton discussing the persecution of his son Julian Assange. Julian faces extradition to the US where he risks up to 175 years in a maximum security prison for publishing truth about war crimes.
An exclusive video series and an intimate fireside chat with John Shipton discussing the persecution of his son Julian Assange. Julian faces extradition to the US where he risks up to 175 years in a maximum security prison for publishing truth about war crimes.
Film your own brief testimonial video and we’ll edit it and share it on social media! Here are some examples — below we explain how to create and submit your own.
Director and activist Boots Riley shares his thoughts on #FreeAssange pic.twitter.com/KMaPkKFTPT
— Assange Defense (@DefenseAssange) October 25, 2021
'Why should I care about Julian Assange?' @medeabenjamin @codepink #DropAllCharges #FreeAssangeNOW #WeAreAllAssange pic.twitter.com/zstbr9Xidb
— 🎗⏳Paula Iasella⏳🎗🍀 (@Plucille54) September 19, 2021
'Why should I care about Julian Assange?' @MaxBlumenthal #DropAllCharges #FreeAssangeNOW pic.twitter.com/YllHMvHmG4
— 🎗⏳Paula Iasella⏳🎗🍀 (@Plucille54) September 15, 2021
Parameters: Please limit your video to 40 seconds (20-30 is ideal) and film it horizontally, not vertically!
Sign: If you can, print out a sign (8.5” x 11” or A4 size paper). Your sign should either read #FreeAssange or summarize your argument in a word or phrase (e.g., “PRESS FREEDOM,” “STOP THE WARS,” “DON’T KILL THE MESSENGER”). Make the words as large as possible!
Script: Focus on making one brief argument.
Submit: Email your video to VideoContact@AssangeDefense.org and we’ll add graphics and promote it!
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This playlist compiles all of our video coverage of Julian Assange’s resumed extradition hearing in September 2020, featuring commentary outside the courtroom in London summarizing legal developments. See our live blog for daily recaps and a guide to testimony throughout the proceedings.
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This playlist compiles our videos marking the 10-year anniversary of WikiLeaks’ publication of the Iraq War Logs. Beginning on October 22, 2010, WikiLeaks began releasing the U.S. Army’s significant activity reports, disclosed by military whistleblower Chelsea Manning, exposing years of war crimes, previously uncounted civilian casualties, and an unprecedented window into the realities of modern warfare.