Attorney: Julian Assange Endangered by Bail Denial in London & Illegal Threats of Violence (1 & 2 Video)

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange will remain in custody until at least December 14 when a British court will take up a Swedish request for extradition. Assange hasn't been charged with a crime, but is wanted for questioning in Sweden on allegations of unlawful sexual contact with two women. Assange has maintained his innocence and called the case a political witch-hunt that has intensified with WikiLeaks' release of secret U.S. diplomatic cables. Democracy Now! speaks with his attorney in London, Jennifer Robinson.

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