Wikileaks founder Julian Assange to speak in London tomorrow
At what promises to be a popular event, Wikileaks founder Julian Assange will be speaking at City University London tomorrow as part of the Centre of Investigative Journalism summer school.
Assange will share his story of setting up the secure publishing platform four years ago, which publishes leaked, sensitive documents.
Earlier this year, WikiLeaks released a video of a Baghdad air-strike, showing gun-camera footage of the killing of two Reuters correspondents and ten others by the US Air Force.
Just yesterday, Reuters reported that the US military intelligence officer arrested last month in connection with the leak had been charged under two criminal counts, including allegations of disclosing classified national defence information.
Tickets to the talk cost £5 each and are still available to buy online.
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