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Courage announces new director Naomi Colvin
Naomi, who has been with Courage since its inception as Case Director, led the successful campaign to prevent the extradition of British-Finnish computer scientist Lauri Love
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Open letter: The isolation of Julian Assange must end
Leading intellectuals and artists call on the government of Ecuador to allow Julian Assange his right of freedom of speech and #ReconnectJulian
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Ecuador suspends Julian Assange’s internet access, denies visitors
The Ecuadorian government says that the suspension is the result of Assange breaking a late 2017 agreement “not to issue messages that supposed an interference in relation to other States.” Sign a petition to end Assange’s isolation
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Chelsea Manning discusses whistleblowing, prison, and more with Democracy Now!
The whistleblower talks about her time in Iraq, releasing documents to WikiLeaks, her experience in prison, and now running for US Senate in Maryland
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Love v USA is over. But what does it mean?
The benefits of Lauri Love’s extradition victory won’t be felt by him alone
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No US Appeal to Lauri Love Ruling
The High Court has prevented the US from appealing Lauri Love’s extradition decision, so the 5 February 2018 ruling stands in full; Lauri Love: “The era of the US Department of Justice as world police is over.”
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Next week in Courage: Reality Winner hearing, Europe events
Reality Winner returns to court for a critical pretrial hearing; Courage members to speak at the Elevate Festival in Austria; Courage co-hosts a whistleblower event in London
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It’s official: #NoLove4USGov
Huge victory for Lauri Love – and for Courage – as US concedes that “oppressive” extradition will not go ahead
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Confinement by proxy: the UK continues arbitrary confinement of journalist as threats from US prosecution escalate
The battle for Julian Assange’s freedom continues as a judge has ruled his confinement has been proportionate and in the public interest
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Victory: High Court rejects Lauri Love extradition
“This ruling is a massive victory for free expression online, for the fair treatment of neurodiverse people and for those of us who have drawn attention to the dire treatment of hackers and information activists in the United States.”