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The WikiLeaks co-founder claimed his work had "protected many people".
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has been sentenced to 50 weeks in jail for skipping bail in June 2012, when he sought refuge in the Ecuadorian Embassy. He stayed in the embassy for seven years to avoid an extradition order to Sweden over rape allegations. Assange still faces extradition to the U.S. over the distribution of government documents.
Assange is disliked in political and media circles and is by many accounts a narcissistic megalomaniac – but it’s the unpopular who most require legal protection
The WikiLeaks founder's supporters range from Ecuador's former president to actress Pamela Anderson.
Horrible people have exactly the same rights as nice people: the right to freedom of speech, to a fair trial and to seek political asylum.
WikiLeaks editor Kristinn Hrafnsson expressed concern there could be serious charges awaiting Assange.
It comes after Diane Abbott defended the Wikileaks co-founder.