Assange military rule on cable would have leaked

The founder of Wikileaks, Julian Assange , had not directly spoken to Bradley Manning , American soldier who would have leaked U.S. diplomatic cables, but the situation warrants. "The treatment administration (Barack) Obama to Bradley Manning has been inhuman and degrading treatment" , said the Australian in a statement. He also said that if it were true that Manning gave papers in Iraq, Afghanistan and papers papers of the Department of State, his gesture changed the lives of thousands of people. "The material has helped put an end to dictatorships in the Middle East , has revealed the torture and evil in all corners of the world, "he said. The military 24 years in prison for a year and a half. However, it does not have a conviction. Last Friday began the first hearing to determine whether it will be tried by a military tribunal or ordinary. If found guilty Manning , this would happen many years in jail and could even be sentenced to death. APPEALS COURT WILL RECEIVE ASSANGE On the other hand, the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom , the highest court in the land, granted permission to appeal his extradition journalist in Sweden for alleged sexual offenses. "The court has decided that seven judges hear the appeal because of the great public importance of the issue raised," said a statement.