Julian Assange is being held in a British prison.
A CASE FOR ASSANGE: Vivienne Westwood took to the stage at the Imperialism on Trial event in East London on Tuesday night to voice her concerns about the treatment of Julian Assange by the British government. Westwood has been a longtime supporter of Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks who is being held in a British prison.
The event’s location was a crypt, and the underground venue was a fitting setting discuss the fate of the WikiLeaks founder, and his case, which have been a subject of controversy in the global press since 2010. In an emotional address, Westwood described Assange as ”an effective freedom fighter. He is the last beacon. If Julian goes, freedom is gone.”
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