"Hands off!" As the world reacted to the verdict of Julian Assange
The world community is rapidly retorted to the decision of the London court sentenced the founder of Wikileaks Julian Assange to 50 weeks imprisonment for breach of bail.

The world community is rapidly retorted to the decision of the London court sentenced the founder of Wikileaks Julian Assange to 50 weeks imprisonment for breach of bail.
The sentence outraged was in the courtroom and outside the courthouse supporters of Assange. They called the judge's decision a disgrace.
Near the court building gathered supporters of the founder Wikileaks c the posters, which read " Freedom for Assange, No extradition ", and "Release the truth, release Assange "" Assange Freedom is our Freedom ".
According to one of the participants of the protests, the court "simply fun" of the founder of Wikileaks. The girl expressed the hope that Assange will not surrender.
Authorised by Wikileaks, called the Verdict shocking and vindictive.
"We are seriously concerned whether the extradition hearing in the UK is honest ", - reported in the post of the organization on Twitter.
most users of social networks around the world considered the Sentence outrageous and unfair.
"Imprisonment (even life) is the real Danger of life. How many prominent politicians from America openly campaigned to execute Assange? I've lost count, " writes TheErsatzMode.
"Sentencing Assange to 50 weeks in prison under the pretext that his stay in the Ecuadorian Embassy has cost the British budget of 16 million euros is a nonsense," - said Karamkayali2.
"Theresa may is a pawn of the US government. Jailing Julian Assange says her allegiance to the United States. God bless Britain, " wrote DarshuBhatia.
According to the lawyer and international lawyer Dmitry Romanenko, a similar decision was expected.
"currently, it is worth thinking about what would then the deadline. Are there close already raise the issue of extradition, and that is what fear the most ", - said the expert in conversation With RT.
He said that English law enforcement for a long time was looking for a way to imprison Assange and Now take advantage of the situation.
"Now They will not miss the opportunity to get back at Julian Assange and will put the question on its transfer to the United States," explained Romanenko.
for his part, his colleague Valery Vanin considers that the decision of the court in London is just an intermediate step to further proceedings. The verdict of the court aimed at depriving the founder of Wikileaks freedom until the hearing on his extradition, said Vanin RT.
Judge Deborah Taylor sentenced Julian Assange to 50 weeks imprisonment for breach of bail. In her expressions, the Founder of Wikileaks was able to avoid the maximum reward of 12 months due to the fact that he gave her a letter of apology.
As Taylor said, it rejects all the arguments on mitigation of retribution, and believes that the defendant committed " a serious violation of the law."
"You are not surrendered to the police voluntarily, the residence of the Ambassador of Ecuador was forced to provide access for the police into the house.