Australian government urged to push UK and US to free Julian Assange

Australian government urged to push UK and US to free Julian Assange

Supporters of Julian Assange urge his release outside of the Royal Courts of Justice in London. Source: AAP

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Julian Assange is one step closer to being extradited to the United States after a British appeals court ruled in favour of the United States government.

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