US EditionWikileaks founder Assange joins crowds for pope funeral
- Julian Assange and his family attended Pope Francis's funeral in Rome after his release from prison in June 2024 following a plea deal.
- Stella Assange shared on X that they came to express gratitude for the Pope's support during Julian's struggles.
- Around 200,000 people were present at the funeral, including 170 world leaders, to honor Pope Francis, who died from a stroke.
- Julian Assange was released from prison in June 2024 after pleading guilty to one charge, avoiding 17 other espionage charges.
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The Independent (US)WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange in Rome for Pope Francis’s funeral
A photo of Julian Assange and his family was shared on X along with a message from his wife Stella. WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and his family were in Rome for Pope Francis’s funeral on Saturday. A photo of Mr Assange and his family was shared on X along with a message from his wife Stella. The message said the family had come to Rome to “express our family’s gratitude for the Pope’s support during Julian’s persecution”. Legal action agains…
Julian Assange and His Family Attend Funeral for Pope Francis
Julian Assange and his family paid their respects at Pope Francis's funeral, reflecting on the pontiff's support during his tumultuous journey. This poignant moment underscores a complex relationship intertwined with political intrigue.
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