
- Julian Assange, photo courtesy of guardian.co.uk
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is now a wanted suspect, but not for leaking secret United States military documents. Instead, Assange is wanted for alleged sex crimes in Sweden. Interpol issued an official red notice and added Assange to their current “most wanted” list. The charges are for sexual molestation, rape and illegal force stemming from two alleged incidents in August. The Red Notice is not an arrest warrant, but an official advisory request sent to 188 countries.
The WikiLeaks website has published hundreds of thousands of U.S. secret diplomatic cables from around the world. The release gives the public an in-depth view of the government’s foreign activities, private notes and conversations. The White House said the leaks could put troops’ lives in danger. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has said this disclosure not only puts people’s lives in danger, but is a threat to our national security.
If you have any information on Assange’s whereabouts, please contact Interpol.




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