November 2010 - Arrest warrant against Assange
The Swedish prosecution issued an arrest warrant against Assange in November 2010. The reproach is sexual harassment and Interpol hunted for him. Via his lawyer Björn Hurtig, Assange reject this reproach. His whereabouts is unknown.
November 28th 2010 – Dangerous gossip
Wikileaks published 250,000 documents about confidential conversations between US embassies all over the world and the German foreign ministry. The contents of the documents are often banal, mostly embarrassing and sometimes controversial.
December 1st 2010 – Interpol is hunting for Assange
Shortly after the sensational revelation, Julian Assange got set on the wanted list of Interpol. However, the administrative bodies deny coherence between the revelations and the sexual harassment. Officially is he hunted because of the harassment.
December 2nd 2010 – Blocked Server and accounts
Amazon and EveryDNS extinguished the web address wikileaks.org. Only wikileaks.ch is available. PayPal, VISA and MasterCard banned the donation accounts of Wikileaks.
See: Consequences for Wikileaks link:
December 3rd 2010 – Assange in an online chat
Assange pipe up via an online chat to answer user questions. The whereabouts is still unknown.
December 7th 2010 – Assange got arrested
Assange’s escape is over. British police officers arrested the Wikileaks founder. He delivered himself up to a police station in London.
December 10th 2010 – 16-year-old hacker got arrested
The dutch police arrested a 16-year-old hacker because of his attacks against the websites of MasterCard and VISA.
December 14th 2010 – Assange still arrested
It seemed as if Assange got free after the first hearing. But after an appeal by the Swedish persecution, did Assange have to stay. Later on exposed the Swedish persecution that the British authorities did not want release him.
December 16th 2010 – Assange’s release
London’s high court admits Assange to bail. €240,000 did Assange have to pay for his release. But Assange had to consider many restrictions. He had to wear a gyve, a curfew over many hours and his passport was kept by the British authorities.
Sources:
http://www.sueddeutsche.de/app/flash/zeitleiste/?appID=bavo
Written by Lekaer2
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