Professors blogg’s Note 6 February 2012 We publicize here a new article by columnist Naomi Wolf, American feminist and writer, spokesperson of the third wave of the feminist movement. Naomi continues in her piece “What the Occupy movement must learn from Sundance” her analyses on the Occupy movement and other political issues highly relevant to…

Even if the Swedish legal system would not be politically minded, the Swedish case VS. Assange is still political, and so are the government interferences in the legal case as well as the political exploitation of the “case” in Sweden and internationally. Further, does the Swedish legal system meet the commonly human-rights standards prevalent in…

Professors blogg proudly presents a new masterly and thought-provoking piece by our distinguished guest columnist Jennifer Robinson. Jennifer is a London-based media and human rights lawyer who advises Julian Assange and WikiLeaks. During a chance encounter at Sundance, the author pressed Attorney General Eric Holder about his plans for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange — and…

All across this process, the facts have indicated that the case against the WikiLeaks founder has been politically motivated, politically orchestrated, and politically profited.  x  Statement with reference to the equivocal, fact-against notion “the process in Sweden against the WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is not political” by Marcello Ferrada-Noli In a widest perspective, these are…