The UK Supreme Court's decision regarding Assange's appeal should be made public any time now.
6 March 2012
Free Assange Now campaign: important update, new action, join us!
ONE YEAR ON! Liberté-info is celebrating its first year of fight for digital democracy, with an emphasis on freedom of information. We are also doing our first (online) fundraising to cover past year's expenses! Come and support our work!
27 February 2012
BREAKING: After several months of silent work, Wikileaks, along with twenty-five media organizations (excluding The Guardian, New York Times, Le Monde, El Pais, and Der Spiegel, who have turned against the rganisation in order to please the establishment), publishes The Global Intelligence Files (or The GIFiles): over five million e-mails leaked from intelligence company Stratfor.
Congratulations to Wikileaks for keeping its promise of giving the highest impact to releases of secret information of public importance, and this despite being under attack from all possible angles (judicial, financial, smear). Remember to support Wikileaks and Assange in their ongoing fights.
25 February 2012
Important: Help discourage silencing attempts againt Assange and Wikileaks by downloading and seeding the bittorrent Wikileaks Insurance file (22/02/2012 update; size: 65 GB) on P2P networks.
17 February 2012
Wikileaks has revealed that no one of its members has been invited to speak at the UNESCO conference about... Wikileaks. E-mail exchanges between Wikileaks spokesman and the organisers of the event is worth reading, and reveals how ridiculously biased that conference is, and how much vengeful US interests are still after Wikileaks' reputation.
11 February 2012
The Economist finally published an article on tax evasion and Swiss banking secrecy, mentioning Rudolf Elmer and Wikileaks. However the article doesn't mention the plight that Rudolf Elmer endured. For more details on Rudolf Elmer and his family's ordeal read our interview with him.
5 February 2012
Assange's appeal at the UK Supreme Court went rather well, with in-depth issues around the case discussed by the judges and respective lawyers. More on our Free Assange Now campaign page.
Amid an exceptional protest by some of the main actors of the web, SOPA and PIPA have been pulled out by congress. However, regarding the motivation and gains expected by the private interests behind them, one shouldn't be too naive: expect them to come back soon in one form or another.
Starting from mid-March, Julian Assange will host an exceptional series, discussing tomorrow's world with leading figures of the fights for global democacy against private interests. Ten episodes will be produced per week!
Happy New Year everyone! 2012 will be busy, with the following priorities: bring an end to the witch-hunt against Julian Assange, continue to support Rudolf Elmer, provide netizens and cyber-activists with the knowledge and tools to help them protect their online experience... we will be there to take up the challenge!
Our special wishes go to our volunteers who helped us source, proofread, translate, create, publish... they shall all be thanked here!