"WikiLeaks"

#11381210

4 July 2024

Police on bicycles are guarding followers of Julian Assange, co-founder of WikiLeaks, who are celebrating his 53rd birthday at the Alameda Central Kiosk in Mexico City, Mexico, on July 3, 2024, after he is found guilty of leaking US national security secrets and is returned to his country, Australia, under an agreement with the Department of Justice that ends a years-long battle over his prosecution.

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#11381211

4 July 2024

Followers of Julian Assange, co-founder of WikiLeaks, are celebrating his 53rd birthday with a cake at the Alameda Central Kiosk in Mexico City, Mexico, on July 3, 2023, after he was found guilty of leaking national security secrets of the United States and returned to his country, Australia, under an agreement with the Department of Justice that ends a years-long battle over his prosecution.

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#11381212

4 July 2024

Followers of Julian Assange, co-founder of WikiLeaks, are celebrating at the Alameda Central Kiosk in Mexico City, Mexico, on his 53rd birthday, putting up banners after he was found guilty of leaking US national security secrets and returned to his home country, Australia, under an agreement with the Department of Justice that ends a years-long battle over his prosecution.

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#11381213

4 July 2024

Followers of Julian Assange, co-founder of WikiLeaks, are celebrating at the Alameda Central Kiosk in Mexico City, Mexico, on his 53rd birthday, putting up banners after he was found guilty of leaking US national security secrets and returned to his home country, Australia, under an agreement with the Department of Justice that ends a years-long battle over his prosecution.

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#11381214

4 July 2024

Followers of Julian Assange, co-founder of WikiLeaks, are celebrating his 53rd birthday with a cake at the Alameda Central Kiosk in Mexico City, Mexico, on July 3, 2023, after he was found guilty of leaking national security secrets of the United States and returned to his country, Australia, under an agreement with the Department of Justice that ends a years-long battle over his prosecution.

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#11381215

4 July 2024

Followers of Julian Assange, co-founder of WikiLeaks, are celebrating his 53rd birthday at the Alameda Central Kiosk in Mexico City, Mexico, after he is found guilty of leaking US national security secrets and returned to his country, Australia, under an agreement with the Department of Justice that ends a years-long battle over his prosecution.

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#11381216

4 July 2024

Followers of Julian Assange, co-founder of WikiLeaks, are celebrating his 53rd birthday with a cake at the Alameda Central Kiosk in Mexico City, Mexico, on July 3, 2023, after he was found guilty of leaking national security secrets of the United States and returned to his country, Australia, under an agreement with the Department of Justice that ends a years-long battle over his prosecution.

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#11381217

4 July 2024

Followers of Julian Assange, co-founder of WikiLeaks, are celebrating his 53rd birthday at the Alameda Central Kiosk in Mexico City, Mexico, after he is found guilty of leaking US national security secrets and returned to his country, Australia, under an agreement with the Department of Justice that ends a years-long battle over his prosecution.

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#11381218

4 July 2024

Followers of Julian Assange, co-founder of WikiLeaks, are celebrating his 53rd birthday at the Alameda Central Kiosk in Mexico City, Mexico, after he is found guilty of leaking US national security secrets and returned to his country, Australia, under an agreement with the Department of Justice that ends a years-long battle over his prosecution.

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#11363440

27 June 2024

A member of the Life and Liberty Julian Assange coalition is holding a placard while taking part in a demonstration outside the National Palace to celebrate after Julian Assange was released by the United States Government in Mexico City, Mexico, on June 26, 2024.

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#11363447

27 June 2024

A member of the Life and Liberty Julian Assange coalition is holding a placard while taking part in a demonstration outside the National Palace to celebrate after Julian Assange was released by the United States Government in Mexico City, Mexico, on June 26, 2024.

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#11363211

26 June 2024

Supporters of WikiLeaks co-founder Julian Assange are gathering and celebrating with banners his release in Mexico City's Zocalo on Wednesday after he is convicted of leaking US national security secrets and returned to his native Australia under a plea deal with the Department of Justice that ends a years-long battle over his prosecution.

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#11363213

26 June 2024

Supporters of WikiLeaks co-founder Julian Assange are gathering and celebrating with banners his release in Mexico City's Zocalo on Wednesday after he is convicted of leaking US national security secrets and returned to his native Australia under a plea deal with the Department of Justice that ends a years-long battle over his prosecution.

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#11363216

26 June 2024

Supporters of WikiLeaks co-founder Julian Assange are gathering and celebrating with banners his release in Mexico City's Zocalo on Wednesday after he is convicted of leaking US national security secrets and returned to his native Australia under a plea deal with the Department of Justice that ends a years-long battle over his prosecution.

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#11363218

26 June 2024

Supporters of WikiLeaks co-founder Julian Assange are gathering and celebrating with banners his release in Mexico City's Zocalo on Wednesday after he is convicted of leaking US national security secrets and returned to his native Australia under a plea deal with the Department of Justice that ends a years-long battle over his prosecution.

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#11363219

26 June 2024

Supporters of WikiLeaks co-founder Julian Assange are gathering and celebrating with banners his release in Mexico City's Zocalo on Wednesday after he is convicted of leaking US national security secrets and returned to his native Australia under a plea deal with the Department of Justice that ends a years-long battle over his prosecution.

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