Will the authorities now be forced to cease their decade-long persecution of the world’s most celebrated journalist?

In Britain today, any journalist who becomes an inconvenience to the ruling class can expect to be ruthlessly targeted.

While the ‘opposition’ sits on its hands, the ruling class is rolling out more legislation designed to suppress working-class discontent.

It is not in the interests of British workers to accept the lies being propagated by our rulers.

Irish peace prize winner explains how the bravery of these three whistleblowers inspires peace-loving workers everywhere.

The genocidal onslaught on Yemen is either ignored or misrepresented in western media, obscuring the fact that all the justifications for the war are lies.

Efforts to revive the halcyon days where Obama could sign off on endless drone assassinations and still be heralded as a beacon of ‘progress’ will not work.

Years of unwarranted imprisonment and torture do not look likely to end any time soon, despite the denial of the US’s extradition claim.

Those publishing the truth are hounded, while public trust in most journalists and politicians has collapsed. How has this happened, and what can we do?

Kafka’s dystopian vision has been brought to life in the heart of the British injustice system.

Many questions remain to be answered about the conduct of Julian’s defence.

The British state is lying about the validity of the US extradition treaty – and it knows it.

It has been demonstrably proved in court that the US knows its own charges against Assange are untrue.

This shameful show trial is being exposed by one of the few people in the court who is prepared to tell the truth to the outside world.

Australia and Britain are helping to get the WikiLeaks editor extradited to the USA, which is preparing a lifetime of torture for the ‘crime’ of exposing the truth.

Cette répression illégale et brutale qui a pour but de terrifier et de soumettre les travailleurs ne doit pas atteindre son objectif.

This illegal and brutal repression must not be allowed to succeed in its aim of terrifying workers into submission.

What lessons can workers learn from the events in Bolivia?

A case study in how imperialism creates a controlled ‘opposition’ to endorse its propaganda lies ‘from the left’.