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Assange attended a case management hearing on Tuesday to arrange the date of the main extradition hearing, set to take place next month. "We had a short hearing here today in London. The case will proceed on the sixth and seventh, as was previously planned. We are happy about today's outcome," Assange said. He added he asked the court to provide the press with the access to the defense 'skeleton argument', which is now available online. "I have asked the court to make available to members of the press our skeleton argument which we had to produce in very short time over Christmas, but which does outline some important issues which would be gone into in detail on February 6 and 7 in the Magistrates' Court before Justice Riddle," WikiLeaks founder told the press. Assange assured media that the work of the site will continue, along with the US diplomatic cable publications. "Our work with WikiLeaks continues unabated and we are stepping up our publishing for matters related to cablegate and other materials. Those who shortly be occurring through our newspaper partners around the world, big and small newspapers and some human rights organizations." Before Christmas, Assange's supporters posted bail of more than $300,000. Information provided by rt.com Thank you http://www.rt.com http://www.youtube.com/user/keymastermind77?feature=mhum#p/a/f/1/Due3iUlaoX4 code pour embarquer la vidéo : >>> http://www.youtube.com/embed/S3pKmF7kYNo <<< |