London, England, UK 24 June 2023 Protesters against Julian Assanges continued incarceratiion gather at the Anything to Say statue by Italian artist Davide Dormand in Parliament Square. The stautue depicts the whistleblowers Edward Snowdon, Julian Assange and Chelsea Manning with a fourth chair kept empty for public speaking. Speakers included Wikileaks editor Kristinn Hrafnsson and Julian Assanges partner Stella Moris

London, England, UK 24 June 2023 Protesters against Julian Assanges continued incarceratiion gather at the Anything to Say statue by Italian artist Davide Dormand in Parliament Square. The stautue depicts the whistleblowers Edward Snowdon, Julian Assange and Chelsea Manning with a fourth chair kept empty for public speaking. Speakers included Wikileaks editor Kristinn Hrafnsson and Julian Assanges partner Stella Moris Stock Photo

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