Guilty of Journalism – Book Conversation with Kevin Gosztola
and Rebecca Vincent
Kevin Gosztola will be in London to speak about his newly published book Guilty of Journalism, a carefully-documented analysis of the government’s case against Julian Assange and its implications for press freedom joined by Rebecca Vincent, the director of operations and campaigns for RSF. Vaughan Smith, freelance video journalist and founded the Frontline Club in London will moderate the event.
The legal action against Julian Assange is poised to culminate in a trial in the United States in 2023, and this book will help the public understand the proceedings.
Date and Time
6 April 2023, 19:00pm
Location
The Frontline Club
13 Norfolk Place
London W2 1QJ
You can order Kevin's book Guilty of Journalism here.
States of Violence: Truth to Power
Last Wednesday a/political and WikiLeaks hosted a special live event as part of the public programming for States of Violence exhibition called Truth to Power, hosted by hip hop artist and activist Lowkey joined by human rights lawyer and wife of Julian, Stella Assange as well as co-founder and chief of investigations at Declassified UK, Matt Kennard.
If you missed the event you can watch on our YouTube channel here.
The ongoing exhibition is free to all and will be showing between 24 March and 8 April at:
a/political
6 Stannery Street,
London SE11 4AA
Tues-Sunday | 10am-6pm
Disruption Network Lab: Targeted by Surveillance
As an introduction to the film Ithaka Disruption Network Lab in Germany hosted a panel discussion on the pervasive surveillance, monitoring and personal control that has oppressed Julian Assange and WikiLeaks for more than ten years.
Stella Assange (Julian Assange's wife), Kevin Gosztola (Journalist, The Dissenter) and Stefania Maurizi (Investigative journalist for Il Fatto Quotidiano) discussed the conditions around Assange’s incarceration at the Belmarsh high-security prison in the United Kingdom, where he has been imprisoned for four years now, and faces indefinite detention, while the United States seeks his extradition to face a 175-year prison sentence.
Watch Disruption Network Lab discussion here.
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