Spanish Former Judge Baltasar Garzon (l) Member of the Defense Team of Australian Journalist Julian Assange Talks to Christine Assange (r) Mother of Founder of Wikileaks During a Press Conference in Quito Ecuador 03 August 2012 Garzon Said if Julian Could Speak in His Defense in London 'No Swedish Court Would Insist' Requesting His Extradition Ecuador Quito

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Ecuador Assange - Aug 2012

Julian Assange's attorney, Baltazar Garzón, left, and the mother of the WikiLeaks founder, Christine Assange, center, hold a joint news conference in Quito, Ecuador, . Christine Assange is in Ecuador to meet with officials about her son's political asylum request. Ecuadorean officials have said they will not announce a decision until after the London Olympic Games end in mid-August. The 40-year-old Australian has been holed up inside the Ecuadorian Embassy in London since applying for political asylum on June 19. The woman seated at right is a translator

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Julian Assange's attorney, Baltazar Garzón, speaks during a joint news conference with the mother of the WikiLeaks founder, Christine Assange, in Quito, Ecuador, . Christine Assange is in Ecuador to meet with officials about her son's political asylum request. Ecuadorean officials have said they will not announce a decision until after the London Olympic Games end in mid-August. The 40-year-old Australian has been holed up inside the Ecuadorian Embassy in London since applying for political asylum on June 19

Julian Assange's attorney, Baltazar Garzón, and the mother of the WikiLeaks founder, Christine Assange, hold a joint news conference in Quito, Ecuador, . Christine Assange is in Ecuador to meet with officials about her son's political asylum request. Ecuadorean officials have said they will not announce a decision until after the London Olympic Games end in mid-August. The 40-year-old Australian has been holed up inside the Ecuadorian Embassy in London since applying for political asylum on June 19

The mother of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, Christine Assange, attends a joint news conference with her son's attorney, Baltazar Garzón, in Quito, Ecuador, . Christine Assange is in Ecuador to meet with officials about her son's political asylum request. Ecuadorean officials have said they will not announce a decision until after the London Olympic Games end in mid-August. The 40-year-old Australian has been holed up inside the Ecuadorian Embassy in London since applying for political asylum on June 19

The mother of the WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, Christine Assange, attends a joint news conference with her son's attorney, Baltazar Garzón, in Quito, Ecuador, . Christine Assange is in Ecuador to meet with officials about her son's political asylum request. Ecuadorean officials have said they will not announce a decision until after the London Olympic Games end in mid-August. The 40-year-old Australian has been holed up inside the Ecuadorian Embassy in London since applying for political asylum on June 19

Ecuador's President Rafael Correa, third from left, talks with Christine Assange, the mother of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange on the balcony of the presidential palace in Quito, Ecuador, . Christine Assange is in Ecuador to meet with officials about her son's political asylum request. Ecuadorean officials have said they will not announce a decision until after the London Olympic Games end in mid-August. The 40-year-old Australian has been holed up inside the Ecuadorian Embassy in London since applying for political asylum on June 19

WikiLeaks Christine Assange, Quito, Ecuador - 1 Aug 2012

Ecuadorean President Rafael Correa (r) and Christine Assange (2r) Mother of Founder of Wikileaks Julian Assange Wave From the Balcony of Government Palace in Quito Ecuador 01 August 2012 Both Talked About the Asylum Request by Julian Assange to Ecuador Ecuador Quito

Ecuadorean President Rafael Correa (r) Talks to Christine Assange (l) Mother of Founder of Wikileaks Julian Assange in Quito Ecuador 01 August 2012 Both Talked About the Asylum Request by Julian Assange to Ecuador Ecuador Quito

Ecuadorean President Rafael Correa (2l) and Christine Assange (l) Mother of Founder of Wikileaks Julian Assange Observe the Independencia Square From the Balcony of Government Palace in Quito Ecuador 01 August 2012 Both Talked About the Asylum Request by Julian Assange to Ecuador Ecuador Quito

Ecuador's President Rafael Correa holds the hands of Christine Assange, the mother of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, during their meeting in Quito, Ecuador, . Christine Assange is in Ecuador to meet with officials about her son's political asylum request. Ecuadorean officials have said they will not announce a decision until after the London Olympic Games end in mid-August. The 40-year-old Australian has been holed up inside the Ecuadorian Embassy in London since applying for political asylum on June 19. The woman seated between Assange and Correa is a translator

Ecuador WikiLeaks Christine Assange, Quito, Ecuador

Ecuador's President Rafael Correa and the mother of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, Christine Assange smile during their meeting in Quito, Ecuador, . Christine Assange is in Ecuador to meet with officials about her son's political asylum request. Ecuadorean officials have said they will not announce a decision until after the London Olympic Games end in mid-August. The 40-year-old Australian has been holed up inside the Ecuadorian Embassy in London since applying for political asylum on June 19

Christine Assange, left, the mother of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, holds a copy of a book by Martin Becerra and Sebastian Lacunza presented to her by Ecuador's President Rafael Correa, right, at their meeting in Quito, Ecuador, . Christine Assange is in Ecuador to meet with officials about her son's political asylum request. Ecuadorean officials have said they will not announce a decision until after the London Olympic Games end in mid-August. The 40-year-old Australian has been holed up inside the Ecuadorian Embassy in London since applying for political asylum on June 19. Woman seated at center is a translator

Rafael Correa, Christine Assange Ecuador's President Rafael Correa, right, holds the hands of Christine Assange, the mother of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, during their meeting in Quito, Ecuador. Correa has embraced his role as a thorn in the side of Washington before, railing against imperialism in speeches and giving Julian Assange refuge in his embassy in London. But nothing he has done to infuriate the United States likely would rankle as much as granting the asylum being sought by former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden. WikiLeaks said that Snowden formally requested asylum from Ecuador and the South American country's foreign minister confirmed receiving the request. The woman at center is a translator

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Ecuadorian Foreign Minister Ricardo Patino (r) Looks on As Christine Assange (l) Mother of Wikileaks' Founder Julian Assange Shows a Picture of His Son As a Child During a Press Conference in Quito Ecuador 30 July 2012 Christine Assange Met Patino to Discuss the Request For Asylum Made by His Son to Ecuador Ecuador Quito

Ecuador Assange - Jul 2012

Ecuadorian Foreign Minister Ricardo Patino (r) Meets with Christine Assange (l) Mother of Wikileaks' Founder Julian Assange During Their Meeting in Quito Ecuador 30 July 2012 Christine Assange Met Patino to Talk About the Request For Asylum Made by His Son to Ecuador Ecuador Quito

Ecuadorian Foreign Minister Ricardo Patino (r) Talks to Christine Assange (l) Mother of Wikileaks' Founder Julian Assange During Their Meeting in Quito Ecuador 30 July 2012 Christine Assange Met Patino to Talk About the Request For Asylum Made by His Son to Ecuador Ecuador Quito

Christine Assange Mother of Wikileaks' Founder Julian Assange Shows a Picture of Her Son As a Child During a Press Conference in Quito Ecuador 30 July 2012 Christine Assange Met Ecuadorian Foreign Minister Ricardo Patino to Discuss the Request For Asylum Made by His Son to Ecuador Ecuador Quito

Ecuador's Foreign Minister Ricardo Patino, right, talks with mother of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, Christine Assange, during their meeting in Quito, Ecuador, . Christine Assange is in Quito to appeal to Ecuador's government to grant her son asylum. The 40-year-old Australian has been holed up inside the Ecuadorian Embassy in London since applying for political asylum on June 19

The mother of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, Christine Assange, holds up a picture of her son Julian when he was 4-years-old, during a press conference, after meeting with Ecuador's foreign minister in Quito, Ecuador, . Christine Assange is in Ecuador to meet with officials about her son's political asylum request. Ecuadorean officials have said they will not announce a decision until after the London Olympic Games end in mid-August. The 40-year-old Australian has been holed up inside the Ecuadorian Embassy in London since applying for political asylum on June 19

The mother of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, Christine Assange, is comforted by Ecuador's Foreign Minister Ricardo Patino during a press conference in Quito, Ecuador, . Christine Assange is in Ecuador to meet with officials about her son's political asylum request. Ecuadorean officials have said they will not announce a decision until after the London Olympic Games end in mid-August. The 40-year-old Australian has been holed up inside the Ecuadorian Embassy in London since applying for political asylum on June 19

Ecuador's Foreign Minister Ricardo Patino, right, shakes hands with the mother of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, Christine Assange, during their meeting in Quito, Ecuador, . Christine Assange is in Quito to appeal to Ecuador's government to grant her son asylum. The 40-year-old Australian has been holed up inside the Ecuadorian Embassy in London since applying for political asylum on June 19

Ecuador's Foreign Minister Ricardo Patino, right, waves as he stands next to the mother of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, Christine Assange, during their meeting in Quito, Ecuador, . Christine Assange is in Quito to appeal to Ecuador's government to grant her son asylum. The 40-year-old Australian has been holed up inside the Ecuadorian Embassy in London since applying for political asylum on June 19

The mother of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, Christine Assange weeps during a press conference, after meeting with Ecuador's foreign minister, in Quito, Ecuador, . Christine Assange is in Ecuador to meet with officials about her son's political asylum request. Ecuadorean officials have said they will not announce a decision until after the London Olympic Games end in mid-August. The 40-year-old Australian has been holed up inside the Ecuadorian Embassy in London since applying for political asylum on June 19

Christine Assange the Mother of Wikileaks Founder Julian Assange Reads a Letter Addressed to Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd Outside Mr Rudd's Office in Brisbane Australia 11 Friday 2011 Ms Assange Called on Mr Rudd to Support Her Son Australia Brisbane

Australia Christine Assange - Feb 2011

Christine Assange the Mother of Wikileaks Founder Julian Assange Shows a Letter Addressed to Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd As She Sits Outside Mr Rudd's Office in Brisbane Australia 11 Friday 2011 Ms Assange Called on Mr Rudd to Support Her Son Australia Brisbane

Christine Assange the Mother of Wikileaks Founder Julian Assange Sits Outside the Office of Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd Before Delivering a Letter Addressed to Mr Rudd in Brisbane Australia 11 Friday 2011 Ms Assange Called on Mr Rudd to Support Her Son Australia Brisbane

Christine Assange the Mother of Wikileaks Founder Julian Assange Holds Up a Snow Globe with a Picture of Her and Her Son As She Sits Outside the Office of Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd Before Delivering a Letter Addressed to Mr Rudd in Brisbane Australia 11 Friday 2011 Ms Assange Called On Mr Rudd to Support Her Son

Assange's Mother Calls On Foreign Minister Rudd to Support Her Son - Feb 2011

Christine Assange the Mother of Wikileaks Founder Julian Assange Sits Outside the Office of Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd Before Delivering a Letter Addressed to Mr Rudd in Brisbane Australia 11 Friday 2011 Ms Assange Called On Mr Rudd to Support Her Son

Julian Assange freed on bail, London, Britain - 16 Dec 2010

Christine Assange the Mother of Wikileaks Founder Julian Assange Addresses to the World Media Outside the High Court in London Britain 16 December 2010 Wikileaks Founder Julian Assange was Set Free After Nine Days in a London Prison But Faces a Fresh Legal Battle Over His Extradition to Sweden on Sex Allegations the High Court in London Granted Assange Bail Dismissing an Appeal Against Attempts by the Prosecuting Authorities to Stop Him Being Freed United Kingdom London

Britain Wikileaks Julian Assange - Dec 2010

Christine Assange (c) the Mother of Wikileaks Founder Julian Assange Addresses to the World Media Outside the High Court in London Britain 16 December 2010 Wikileaks Founder Julian Assange was Set Free After Nine Days in a London Prison But Faces a Fresh Legal Battle Over His Extradition to Sweden on Sex Allegations the High Court in London Granted Assange Bail Dismissing an Appeal Against Attempts by the Prosecuting Authorities to Stop Him Being Freed United Kingdom London

Mother of Julian Assange Christine Assange (c) Arrives at the High Court During Wikileaks Founder Julian Assange's Bail Hearing in London Britain 16 December 2010 Media Reports State That the Founder of the Wikileaks Website Julian Assange was Granted Bail on 16 December 2010 by the High Court in London Which Rejected an Appeal Against Him Being Released Even Under Stringent Conditions United Kingdom London

Britain Wikileaks Founder Julian Assange in Court - Dec 2010

Mother of Julian Assange Christine Assange (c) Arrives at the High Court During Wikileaks Founder Julian Assange's Bail Hearing in London Britain 16 December 2010 Wikileaks Founder Julian Assange Granted Bail by a Judge in Britain Pending Proceedings to Extradite Him to Sweden the High Court Said the Ruling Which Dismissed an Appeal Against an Earlier Bail Decision Means That Assange Will Remain in Britain Under Strict Bail Conditions the Extradition Case is Due to Open on January 11 United Kingdom London

Britain Justice Wikileaks - Dec 2010

Christine Assange Christine Assange, the mother of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, arrives at the High Court, where a judge is set to decide whether her son will be freed on bail or remain in prison, London, . Assange arrived in a prison van at the High Court in London, where judge Duncan Ouseley will hear an appeal by British prosecutors acting on behalf of Sweden. Assange faces a Swedish sex-crimes warrant, but denies wrongdoing and is refusing to surrender to Sweden's request to extradite him for questioning

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Christine Assange Christine Assange, the mother of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, back left, delivers a statement to the media outside the High Court, London, . Julian Assange will be freed on bail and sent to stay at a British country mansion, a U.K. judge ruled Thursday, rejecting prosecutors' attempts to keep the WikiLeaks founder in prison as he fights extradition to Sweden

Christine Assange Christine Assange, the mother of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, center back, delivers a statement to the media outside the High Court, London, . Julian Assange will be freed on bail and sent to stay at a British country mansion, a U.K. judge ruled Thursday, rejecting prosecutors' attempts to keep the WikiLeaks founder in prison as he fights extradition to Sweden

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