スウェーデンの最高裁判事は、アサンジの秘密文書漏洩を守る、秘密文書の公表は、"社会のために良かったと処罰されるべきではない"
Un juez del Supremo de Suecia defiende las filtraciones de Assange
Lindskog: la difusión de documentos secretos "fue buena para la sociedad y no debe ser castigada"
Naiara Galarraga Madrid 4 ABR 2013 - 14:51 CET
A Swedish Supreme Judge defends Assange leaks
Lindskog: the dissemination of secret documents "was good for society and should not be punished"
Galarraga naiara Madrid 4 ABR 2013 - 14:51 CET
A judge of the Supreme Court of Sweden has publicly defended Julian Assange and his website Wikileaks for leaking hundreds of thousands of classified documents that stripped U.S. diplomacy. "I firmly believe that the filtering was good for society and should not be punished," he said on Wednesday night the Judge Stefan Lindskog during the lecture he gave at the University of Adelaide (Australia).
Assange, an Australian national, took ten months refuge in Ecuador's embassy in London to avoid extradition to Sweden where he is suspected of sex crimes. The computer expirata fears that the request of the Swedish justice hide a subsequent extradition to the United States, something the authorities, experts and lawyers have denied Nordic country by active and passive.
The judge, one of the 16 members of the highest court of the land, made a passionate defense of the dissemination of secret documents. Swedish laws press freedom are very garantistas. "I think he will be considered [Assange] a person who broadcast some files of classified information for the benefit of humanity," the magistrate said in his speech, which, according to the website of the university, with the collaboration of the Swedish Embassy in Australia.
The judge emphasized that the Swedish law restrictions to the delivery of an accused to another country are manifold: "Extradition requires that the offense (for which he claims) is a crime in both countries. Also can not be granted for military or political offenses, "explained as reported by ABC, Australia's public television.
Lindskog said in Australia with great naturalness about that hypothetical Assange extradition case could even get to the court to which it belongs. "In my opinion, a state that is considered damaged and therefore calls for the extradition of alleged persecutor should not get help," he said. "It should never be a crime to reveal a state crime," he said and added two more facts: "What is classified under U.S. law probably is not under Swedish law. And the enemies of the United States may not be in Sweden. "
United States has not formally charged Assange until many months although there is speculation that he could be accused of aiding the enemy. The soldier Bradley Manning, who is being prosecuted by the U.S. military justice, told the court last month that reveals preliminary issues before the council of war who leaked the documents to WikiLeaks 250,000 to open a debate on the Iraq war. "A noble cause," said Manning.
Lindskog, who did not address the allegations of two women against Assange - matter for which Swedish prosecutors want to question the Australian him - declared itself in favor of the suspect is interrogated on the subject in London.
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