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WikiLeaks’ Julian Assange says he pleaded ‘guilty to journalism’ in order to be freed

  • Julian Assange stated he "pleaded guilty to journalism" to gain freedom after years of incarceration, noting he faced a 175-year sentence.
  • During his return to Australia, Assange emphasized that "journalism is not a crime" and journalists shouldn't be prosecuted for their work.
  • He expressed concerns about freedom of expression, saying it is at a "dark crossroads," urging collective action to uphold truth.
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The Wikileaks founder has made his first public appearance since his release and is making serious accusations against the USA. He says he has done nothing wrong except for free journalism.

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