Craig Murray reports on some occasions where the UK has bent over backwards to twist its laws so as to imprison Julian Assange.

At present, he is being denied contact with his Swedish lawyer.

Student loans trapped some Americans in ballooning, unpayable debts which barred them from other life activities, so they have gone into permanent exile in countries where debt collectors can't reach them.

Israel stole prefabricated classrooms that the European Union donated to Palestinians, and now plans to sell them at auction.

New Hampshire has abolished the death penalty.

Turkey is accusing fiction writers of crimes if their fiction presents instances of sexual violence.

I wonder whether they will charge the authors of murder mysteries of advocating murder.