Hi All, I hope you are well. Stella Moris (Julian Assange's partner) Tweeted this "Powerful" speech on Oct. 21, 2021. Remember Oct. 27 - Oct. 28 is the High Court Appeal in London for Extradition. Please reshare/Retweet and promote this petition to your contacts as a priority. Then we should (in my opinion) focus pressure on the International Criminal Court to commence an investigation into Crimes Against Humanity for the Mental Torturing of Julian Assange (as officially verified by the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Torture by way of the assessment by the Objective Istanbul Protocol). This petition has paved the way to the Hague (International Criminal Court), now it is time to Walk the Walk and to pipeline for prosecution of the alleged corrupted Pubic Officers of the UK, Australia, Ecuador and Sweden that have facilitated this "crime against humanity".
https://twitter.com/StellaMoris1/status/1450928929267671047?s=20
"It is so disappointing. We have a seat on the UN Security Council yet the Minister of State says the Government will not comment on perhaps the biggest human rights case facing the western world. What a contrast with the situation in Belarus. That is a situation involving a legal case.
That is a legal matter and the Government has no problem commenting on it. It has no problem commenting on legal proceedings in Russia but it will not offer a word of condemnation or stand for human rights when it comes to a man who has done more to expose war crimes than any other individual in my lifetime. The Minister of State is here to say there is nothing to see here and he will not comment.
Where are the values of this Government? How can this be acceptable in the face of the horrendous plight of Mr. Julian Assange? We all know why this is happening. The US wants to send a message to the world that if anybody tells the world what it does, this is the treatment that will be meted out. This is the punishment that will be received. We can see that happening to Julian but the Minister of State is here saying he has no comment. It is appalling." Senator Paul Gavan 19-Oct. 2021 Source:https://www.oireachtas.ie/en/debates/debate/seanad/2021-10-19/speech/12/