Campaigning costs money!
We can’t hope to stop the extradition of Julian Assange without it. Our opponents have got plenty of it. But we rely on you.
Everything donated towards the Don’t Extradite Assange campaign goes towards campaigning efforts.
If you would like to donate to WikiLeaks or to Julian’s legal defence instead, please see the bottom of this page.
Please consider donating on a monthly basis or to the new Crowdfunder.
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You can also donate to WikiLeaks or Julian Assange’s legal defence:
The legal team require financial assistance!
The US Attorney has unlimited funding. Whereas Julian Assange’s legal team which is lead by Gareth Peirce doesn’t.
Throughout Europe you can make a tax-deductible donation toward Julian Assange and WikiLeaks’ staff legal costs. Please click below to be taken to the WikiLeaks legal fees donation page.
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