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Julian Assange marries former lawyer Stella Morris in prison | International | News

Julian Assange marries former lawyer Stella Morris in prison |  International |  News

Australian Julian Assange and his fiance marry Stella Morris, a South African lawyer WikiLeaks founder detained since 2019 arrest at Ecuadorian embassy in London

“I do not know what to say, I’m very happy, I’m very sad, I love you Julian with all my heart and wish you were hereMorris said in tears as he left the Belmarsh prison south of the capital after the ceremony.

Dozens of supporters were waiting with confetti at her door as the young lawyer, who joined the defense in Assange in 2011, cut the wedding cake.

The veil of his silver-gray dress, designed by the English Vivienne WestwoodA supporter of Assange’s cause for many years, he embroidered words such as “free”, “turbulent”, and “classic”.

Designed by renowned 80-year-old punk creator Scottish skirt for the groom, in honor of his ancestors from Scotland.

Assange, 50, is fighting not to be extradited to the United States, which wants to prosecute him. Publication of hundreds of thousands of classified documents on WikiLeaks since 2010It exposed the abuses committed by the US military in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Last week, the British Supreme Court denied her the opportunity to appeal her delivery, in which British Home Secretary Priti Patel is now the last word.

Assange and Morris secretly had two children during their nearly seven years as refugees in the Ecuadorian army in London, where he was arrested in April 2019 when he was president. Lenin Moreno withdrew the protection granted to his predecessor Raphael Korea in 2012..

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On Wednesday, two small children dressed in Scottish clothes arrived at the jail with their mother.

An officer from the Civil Registry made the link, Which can be attended by only four guests and two witnesses. (I)