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"The CIA has a major influence on shaping public opinion"

Amèle Debey · 12 mars 2024 · 14 min de lecture

For more than ten years, Stella Assange has devoted her life to defending Julian Assange, who has became her husband as well as her client in 2022. Two judges of the High Court in London are currently deciding whether or not the Wikileaks founder has the right to appeal against the decision to extradite him to the United States. L'Impertinent took this opportunity to interview the lawyer and human rights defender about Julian Assange's state of health, the silence of the media and the influence of the CIA on our information.

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Here's the interview in french

Amèle Debey, for L'Impertinent: How are you and how is Julian Assange doing?

Stella Assange: The few weeks leading up to the hearing and those following it have attracted a lot of attention. I'm delighted, because this is a particularly decisive hearing. And while no decision has yet been made, it is accelerating understanding and attention around Julian's case. In that sense, it's comforting. But the stakes are crucial: if the judges rule against him, Julian will be extradite right away. So my feelings are mixed.

The case hadn't made any significant progress until last year. And if that means he wasn't extradited for security reasons, it also means he's still in prison. That said, I can see progress in terms of attention, awareness and understanding.

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