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BREAKING - US considers dropping the charges against Julian Assange

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Assange Campaign Australia via email.actionnetwork.org 

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Hi Alan,

Overnight, US President Joe Biden was asked for his response to Australia’s request to end the prosecution of Julian Assange, to which he replied: “We are considering it.”

The response came on the eve of Julian beginning his 6th year in Belmarsh maximum security prison.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese expressed that it was “an encouraging comment from President Biden.” Julian’s lawyer, Jennifer Robinson also noted that the response was “encouraging” and said “we certainly hope this was a serious remark and that the US will act on it.”

This development shows that your efforts signing our letter to the US Ambassadormeeting with your MPs, and attending events and protests are reaching decision-makers with the power to free Julian.

Julian’s brother, Gabriel Shipton said “President Biden’s comments open the door for the Australian government to double down on its engagement with the United States government to get Julian’s release across the line. My brother still remains imprisoned in very harsh conditions with rapidly deteriorating physical and mental health.”

With the majority of Australians and the Australian Parliament wanting Julian to be returned home, we must continue to push hard for the US to drop the charges.

Can you help us double down on our efforts to free Julian?

Here’s what you can do…

✍️ Add your name to the letter to US Ambassador Caroline Kennedy (more than 110,500+ have signed already!) - action.assangecampaign.org.au/?pc=bn1

🙏 If you can, donate to help the campaign - action.assangecampaign.org.au/donate

🤝 Meet your MP and let them know you want the government to increase its engagement with the US - action.assangecampaign.org.au/meet-your-mp-program

👀 Join actions around Australia happening today and weekly - assangefreedom.network/event/

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