Assange will not get "special" help from Australia, the Prime Minister said
The Prime Minister of Australia Scott Morrison said that the citizen of the country, the Founder of Wikileaks Julian Assange will not get "special" help.

The Prime Minister of Australia Scott Morrison said that the citizen of the country, the Founder of Wikileaks Julian Assange will not get "special" help.
"He will be given the usual consular assistance, and he is obliged to appear before the legislative act," he said in an interview to television channel 7 news.
The founder of Wikileaks was arrested in London on Thursday after the failure of Ecuador to grant Him diplomatic asylum because of repeated violations of international conventions.
He was arrested on a warrant issued in 2012 for failing to appear in a British court. Also issued warrants Sweden (the rape charge) and the U.S. (on charges of collusion with the ex-servicemen abducted and publication of official documents).
As said the head of Ecuador Lenin Moreno, the English government promised that Assange should not be extradited to a country where He have the opportunity to face torture or the death penalty.
Hearings will be held on may 2. Until June 12, States are required to provide the UK all the documents on extradition.
Founder Wikileaks has received popularity in connection with the publication of U.S. military operations in Afghanistan and Iraq, and about the conditions of detention in the camp at Guantanamo.
Assange in 2012 was within the Embassy of Ecuador in London, where He was granted asylum. So the Founder of Wikileaks was trying to defend against extradition to Sweden, where a warrant for His detention in connection with the rape charges.
The main concern was Assange that Sweden will deport Him to the USA, where the Australian faces up To 35 years in prison or the death penalty for the text of the secret documents of the state Department.
The charges he rejects as politically motivated.
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