Adjudicating aberrance: Assange and the Australian state

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Adjudicating aberrance: Assange and the Australian state

March 3, 2021 by Martin Kovan

Article on the ongoing U.S. prosecution/persecution of J. Assange, and its relation to the Australian state, as of early-March 2021. Published online by Overland Journal (March 3rd):

Adjudicating aberrance: Assange and the Australian state

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Martin Kovan is a writer and research scholar working in ethics and philosophy, fiction and non-fiction, memoir and poetry. This is a gathering-place for his published and some unpublished work in multiple genres from 2009 to 2023

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