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Stella Assange arrives at High Court for extradition ruling

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Stella Assange arrives at High Court for extradition ruling

Stella Assange arrives at High Court for extradition ruling

Stella Assange arrives at the High Court ahead of its ruling on whether it accepts the US assurances that Julian Assange will be given a fair trial and will not face the death penalty if extradited.

If the judges decide the assurances are satisfactory, she indicated an emergency injunction would be sought from the European Court of Human Rights.

Report by Alibhaiz.

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