In London, a last protest against the decision that Julian Assange committed a crime that justifies extradition.

Even more important than whether Assange is punished for publishing important news about government crimes is whether the UK gets away with a series of lies and crimes designed to railroad Assange.

Even more important than that is whether this case establishes a principle that publishing important news about government crimes is a crime.

* Five years to the day after a family of Syrian refugees were bundled on to a plane and deported to Turkey despite having lodged asylum claims in Greece, they are taking their case to the European court of justice.*

Many countries make a habit of deporting people before they have a chance to apply for asylum and get to the end of the court process to judge the claim. That cheats them out of their legal rights.

I've see countries including the USA, the UK, Greece and Poland accused of this.

*Biden Faces Deadline for Release of More JFK Assassination Papers.*

*Poland: Thousands protest against migrant pushbacks at Belarus border.*

After the murder of an MP, there is pressure in the UK to move MP meetings with the public to Zoom! People who defend freedom in their computing would be excluded.

Perhaps it would be wise to move to online meetings, but they must not limit these meetings to use of nonfree software. Britons, please tell your MP this ASAP.