Assange has been imprisoned at London's Belmarsh prison since police dragged out of the embassy a year ago. He is awaiting a May 18 hearing on his extradition to the United States, where he faces espionage charges over the activities of WikiLeaks.
Moris said in a statement last month in support of Assange's bail application that she had gone "to great lengths to shelter our children from the climate that surrounds him." Assange respected her wish for privacy, she wrote in the statement dated March 24 and seen by The Associated Press. Moris said she decided to make the statement a day after the British government put the country under lockdown, because "our lives are on the brink and I fear that Julian could die." She worried about the coronavirus taking root in the prison and Assange's "increased risk of exposure."
Here we let hardened criminals onto the streets, lets just smuggle him into Canada once he's back out and be done with it. (until he finds a true journalist home that is) 😇
no, no, he created a World problem and he has to face the music now.