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Release: Kim Dotcom launches Online Vigil to #ReconnectJulian
Celebrities, whistleblowers, activists, journalists, diplomats and political leaders join online vigil to restore Julian Assange's human right to freedom of communication.
Suzie Dawson
28
March, 2018
As
is being widely reported, WikiLeaks Editor In Chief Julian Assange
has had his human right to freely communicate restricted, at the
Ecuadorean Embassy in which he is arbitrarily detained. This includes
the ability for him to receive visitors.
His
friends, supporters and loved ones find this unacceptable and are
coming together to demand Julian's access to them be immediately
restored.
Assange's
friend, Internet entrepreneur Kim Dotcom, is joining myself and other
acquaintances and supporters of Julian and WikiLeaks, in an online
vigil to be broadcast to You Tube and Facebook Live.
Watch
the event here:
We
are calling upon members of the public in the UK to assemble at the
Ecuadorian Embassy (4 Hans Crescent, Knightsbridge Station, opposite
Harrods) to show their support for Julian.
Everyone
unable to attend the Embassy in person is encouraged to join this
online event to help raise awareness about Julian's situation.
Please
amplify the hashtag: #ReconnectJulian and share this release
everywhere.
Thank
you,
Suzie
Dawson
Journalist,
activist, Leader of the Internet Party of New Zealand
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