Rättegången i Spanien, kring UC Globals avlyssning av Assange får konsekvenser för den brittiska rättsprocessen. The Guardian citerar Guy Goodwin-Gill, professor vid både Oxford University och University of New South Wales:
“…Assange’s contestating of the US extradition request could take years, decided first by the magistrates court, then the court of appeal, the UK supreme court and then, potentially, going before the European court of human rights in Strasbourg”
“…allegations he was being spied on would likely form part of legal arguments he could not receive a fair trial in the US.
“….UC Global set up a surveillance operation inside the Ecuadorian embassy: microphone, video cameras and eventually live-streaming, and it seems that everything was monitored, including lawyer-client meetings, and including the personal technical equipment of individuals who might be visiting Julian Assange at the embassy.”
“….It appears documents videos and audio recordings have been supplied to the US authorities, probably the CIA,” he said. Included in sworn witness testimony provided to the Spanish court, Goodwin-Gill said, was evidence that a seven-hour meeting held between Assange and his legal team on Sunday 19 June 2016 was recorded. Goodwin-Gill’s name has been mentioned in testimony, alleging that the contents of his iPad, which had to be left outside the room during that meeting, were downloaded and the information passed to the US authorities.
CIA rustat till tänderna. Assange förhindrad att förbereda sig. Skulle Assange få en “fair trial” i USA? Knappast.
https://www.theguardian.com/media/20...box=1576518596