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RTD releases Free Assange online game marking the Australian's extradition hearing

Following Julian Assange’s extradition hearing, RTD presents a new online puzzle, Free Assange. This engaging game puts the player inside London’s Belmarsh Prison, where the WikiLeaks leader is currently detained as he or she is tasked with an assignment to free the whistleblower.

You can download Android App here and IOS App here

Currently Julian Assange is looking at a sentence of 175 years for violating the American Espionage Act on 18 counts. The case refers to the classified “Collateral Murder” material from Iraq and US diplomatic cables released by WikiLeaks in 2010.

The Department of Justice goes to great lengths to prove Assange is a spy who gave away secret documents threatening national security and all the American people. Fellow journalists, on the other hand, argue this was nothing but a justifiable disclosure of injustice to the public. Should there have been any victims caused by WikiLeaks activity, they would inevitably have been revealed, interviewed and made known.

In his 8 years of confinement, Julian's public support has fluctuated, affected by the Swedish sexual assault charges (which were dropped in late 2019), and Assange’s arbitrary and eccentric behavior inside the Ecuadorian Embassy in London.
Many media experts agree that sentencing Assange will make any journalist or reporter vulnerable over any material they might try to reveal.

Watch our new documentary about Juilan Assange to get the full picture.