According to Sky News, founder of Wiki decryption Assange was sentenced to 50 weeks in prison in the UK for violating bail regulations in 2012.
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"you had a choice and you chose to act as a crime," the court`s judge Deborah Taylor said on court. "you didn`t surrender willingly. You won`t come to court voluntarily. Then Taylor announced that Assange had been sentenced to "50 weeks in prison."
On May 1, Assange appeared in Sutherk criminal court in London, UK, pending a verdict on charges of violating bail regulations, Reuters reported. He was wearing a gray sweatshirt and a black coat, the report said.
On May 1, Assange appeared in a court in London, England. Source: British Guardian
Mr. Assange, 47, launched Wiki decryption in 2006, according to media reports. In 2010, the website published a large number of government secret documents about the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, Assange was famous, and the United States hated him. In November of the same year, Assange was investigated by Swedish prosecutors on suspicion of rape, and Assange in the United Kingdom was subsequently subjected to British arrest. Assange has denied all suspected charges. In June 2012, Assange entered the Ecuadorian embassy in the UK for asylum during bail.
Seven years after Ecuador took refuge in embassy, the founder of "Wiki decryption" Assange was suddenly taken by the British police arrest on April 11. Prior to that, Ecuador`s government revoked the citizen status and political asylum granted to Assange.
According to the BBC (The British Broadcasting Corporation), British police entered the embassy on the same day under the "invitation" of the Ecuadorian ambassador, and will Assange arrest. Ecuador has withdrawn his political asylum on grounds of repeated violations of international conventions and Ecuadorian asylum provisions. At this point, the British police arrest his reason is, "evade the British arrest order issued in 2012". But interestingly, after Assange was taken to a police station in central London, he was again "arrest" by the police. British police explained in a statement that it was "further" arrest in response to an extradition request from the United States.
