Julian Assange speech at Ecuadorian embassy PT 3

The speaker acknowledges the support received and discusses a recent victory, emphasizing that challenges remain. They highlight ongoing legal threats from the UK and US, particularly concerning rights and potential arrests of WikiLeaks staff. Despite these threats, WikiLeaks continues its publications, revealing new CIA materials. The speaker asserts resilience against threats and concludes with a focus on asylum rights.

What does the speaker emphasize about the current state of their struggle?

• The struggle is just beginning.

• The struggle is easy.

• The struggle is over.

• The struggle is irrelevant.

What have US officials stated about the rights of WikiLeaks staff?

• They have limited rights.

• They have full rights.

• They have special rights.

• They have no rights.

What is the speaker's response to the threats of arrest?

• They will stop publications.

• They will continue publications.

• They will negotiate with authorities.

• They will relocate to another country.

What new material has WikiLeaks published?

• Material from the MI6.

• Material from the FBI.

• Material from the CIA.

• Material from the NSA.

What does the speaker say about the CIA's measures?

• They are conducted with full transparency.

• They are conducted with public approval.

• They are conducted with warrants.

• They are conducted without warrants.