Why Julian Assange’s extradition case is taking such a long time

.ON MAY 20TH the High Judge in Greater london ruled that Julian Assange should be given a hearing on a brand new allure against his extradition to The United States. Mr Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks and an Australian nationwide, has been fighting for more than thirteen years to continue to be in Britain. This most up-to-date charm, in which he will contend that America has not done enough to assure his civil liberties as an offender, is one of the few legal pathways he has left.

If extradited, he is going to encounter 18 fees of espionage and also personal computer hacking: together they hold a maximum sentence of 175 years in prison, though The United States has claimed he is actually very likely to serve simply four to six. Mr Assange’s fans contact him a “political detainee” and also state (without proof) that the instance versus him is “set up”. What is he alleged to have carried out?