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Statement: Courage Trustee Renata Avila on new developments in Julian Assange’s arbitrary detention
January 11, 2018
"Ecuador's decision to grant nationality to Julian Assange is a welcome step, but we're still a long way from resolving this situation."
2017 – a year in Courage
December 11, 2017
It's been a busy year. Read our bulletin from the front lines of the war for information and support us and our beneficiaries through the coming year
Barrett Brown, Rev. Love and more discuss Lauri’s case before tomorrow’s hearing
November 28, 2017
Barrett explains the conditions he endured in US prisons and why Lauri would be at even greater risk, while Rev. Love and others discuss problems with the US-UK Extradition Treaty and the disparity in how the two countries treat computer crimes
MPs ask: has 10 Downing Street done anything to help Lauri Love?
November 20, 2017
Parliamentarians from all parties request that Theresa May ask Donald Trump to allow Lauri to be tried in the UK
UK panel to rule on FOIA requests in Assange case
November 14, 2017
Stefania Maurizi tells a UK tribunal why the public needs to see the deleted emails, and the redactions
Judge denies Reality Winner bail on grounds she “hates” the United States
October 9, 2017
In a harshly worded ruling that reads like it was written by the prosecution, federal judge Brian Epps says alleged NSA leaker Reality Winner "hates" the US and "admires" Edward Snowden and Julian Assange in his ruling denying her pretrial release from detention
Sources still not safe at UK borders
October 3, 2017
Court rules police can demand mobile phone passwords without suspicion