Mark Stephens News
-
Topless pictures of Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge, in French magazine Closer are testing the reactions of the U.K. royal family and the British public to intrusive media coverage after years of restraint, lawyers said.
-
Julian Assange ’s bid for bail shouldn’t be influenced by the ongoing controversy over WikiLeaks’ posting of thousands of classified U.S. diplomatic communications, his lawyer said.
-
Julian Assange ’s lawyer said that Sweden didn’t ask the U.K. government to appeal a judge’s ruling allowing the WikiLeaks founder to be released on bail and that it was “confusing” why the British prosecutors decided to appeal.
-
Geoffrey Robertson , the U.K. lawyer seeking to halt WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange ’s extradition to Sweden, has grown accustomed to high-profile cases since representing a politician who faked his own death in the 1970s.
-
Interpol , the world’s biggest international police organization, added WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to its wanted list after Sweden issued an arrest warrant for him on rape charges.
-
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, who will ask the U.K. Supreme Court tomorrow to block his extradition to Sweden in a rape case, was sued by the British law firm he hired after his 2010 arrest.
-
U.S. prosecutors’ demand that the microblogging service Twitter Inc. hand over data about users with ties to WikiLeaks amounts to harassment, said a lawyer for Julian Assange , the website’s founder.
-
Julian Assange , founder of the anti- secrecy website WikiLeaks, can avoid extradition from Britain to face questioning in a rape case if he proves Swedish authorities misused an international arrest warrant, lawyers say.
-
WikiLeaks , condemned by the U.S. government for posting secret data leaked by insiders, may have used music- and photo-sharing networks to obtain and publish classified documents, according to a computer security firm.
-
Julian Assange , founder of the WikiLeaks website that published secret U.S. documents, was granted bail by the U.K. judge overseeing his extradition fight with Sweden over allegations of rape and molestation.
|
|
Most Popular on Bloomberg
|
| |
Rate this Page