Assange speaks out from 'London jail'

London, Dec 14: WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange from London jail has told his supporters to continue the fight. Assange made a statement that, his convictions has not been shaken by his incarceration.

Assange stated that, his website has published the trove of 250,000 secret US diplomatic cables related to global giants MasterCard, Visa and PayPal, of being instruments of US foreign policy.

Assange said, “my convictions are firm. I remain true to the ideals I have always expressed."

“I am not shaken by this circumstances. This process has increased my determination that they are true and strong."

“I am calling on the world to protect my work and my people from these illegal and immoral acts," he added.

Assange British lawyer claimed that US has framed a secret grand jury to work on charges that could be filed on WikiLeaks founder over the embarrassing leaking of US diplomatic cables.

Assange has denied the two sex crime allegations on him and fighting is extradition. Last week Australian court rejected the bail for him and Assange had filed a petition again for is bail that would be heard on Tuesday, Dec 14.

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