Stella Assange stands at the exit of the Royal Courts of Justice in London, behind her the huge hall of this castle-like building, in front of her the door. Outside, a densely packed crowd of people is waiting for them, whistling. Stella Assange and her team briefly go over what’s next, a few television interviews, a short speech to the crowd, then a march to the British government headquarters in Downing Street. It’s late Wednesday afternoon and the High Court has just postponed its decision on Julian Assange’s appeal against his extradition. Both parties are expected to answer questions by March 4th. What does she think about it? Stella Assange thinks for a moment, then shakes her head and says before the door opens: “That doesn’t change anything.”
Stella Assange, wife of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange, doesn’t give up – politics
