A new charity connected to wikileaks founder Julian Assange has been launched to support whistleblowers, writers and activists who face persecution for sharing confidential information in the public domain.
The new charity is called The Information Rights Project and is designed to offer advocacy, education and other practical support to those not just in Australia but worldwide.
Guest: Gabriel Shipton, brother of Julian Assange, and founder of the Information Rights Project
Producer: Anne Barker
Gabriel Shipton addresses supporters of Julian Assange gathering outside the Royal Courts of Justice on May 20, 2024 in London, England. Julian Assange has been held at London's Belmarsh Prison for five years of imprisonment without being convicted.
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