Original title: Ministry of Foreign Affairs: the Assange case fully exposed the double standards of the United States in freedom of press and expression
On December 13, foreign ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin chaired a regular press conference. A reporter asked that on the 10th, the British High Court ruled that the United States would allow the extradition of Wikileaks founder Assange. Assange was charged by the United States, including 17 counts of espionage and one count of improper use of computers. What is the spokesman's comment on this?
Wang Wenbin said that I have noticed some media comments. The Assange case has fully exposed the double standards of the United States on the issue of freedom of press and expression. It seems that anyone can enjoy freedom of press and expression, except that there can be no freedom to criticize and expose the crimes and bad deeds committed by the United States, otherwise he will be imprisoned like Assange. When the United States cries out again to safeguard freedom of the press and expression, people will think of Assange's fate.