UK Court Formally Issues Order To Extradite Julian Assange To US

LONDON: The British court on Wednesday issued an official order to extradill the founder of WikiLeaks Julian Assange to the United States to face the trial of the publication of secret files related to Iraq and Afghanistan.
The decision now leaned against the Minister of Home Affairs Priti Patel, although Assange was still able to appeal within 14 days after the decision to approve extradition.

Rednesday in power by a judge in the center of London carrying a long-term legal saga in the British court is closer to a conclusion.

But Assange’s lawyer has vowed to make a representation of Patel and potentially launch further appeal about other points in this case.

There was no appeal to the High Court has not been submitted to him in connection with other important issues that he adopted before,” said his lawyer Birnberg Peirce Solicitors in a statement last month.

Assange last month denied permission to attract the British Supreme Court against the steps to extradite Him to the US, where he could face a lifetime in prison.

Washington wants to try in connection with the publication of 500,000 secret military files related to US-led war in Iraq and Afghanistan.

In January last year, Australia’s 50-year-old seemed to have won a suspension of punishment for the reason he was the risk of suicide if he was stored in the maximum inhabitation of insulation in US security facilities.

But the US government appealed, and at the hearing of two days in October his lawyers appointed diplomatic guarantees that Assange would not be held in punishing isolation in a federal supermax prison, and will receive the right treatment.

Assange appealed that governing and, in January, two judges allowed him to register with the highest court in the country on “Public Law Public Points”.

But the court refused permission to appeal, said the request “did not increase the value of legal value that could be debated”.