Julian Assange's Final Appeal Against US Extradition Set for July

The WikiLeaks founder faces 18 charges under the Espionage Act for publishing confidential US military documents.

Assange's appeal will be heard by London's High Court on July 9-10.
He has been held in Belmarsh prison since 2019 after his asylum was revoked.
The US assures Assange will not face the death penalty but disputes his First Amendment protections.
Assange is accused of endangering lives by exposing sensitive information.
The case has become a focal point for free speech advocates.