Julian Assange has walked free from prison after a years-long case that saw him ultimately agree to a plea ...
Julian Assange has walked free from prison after a years-long case that saw him ultimately agree to a plea deal and plead guilty to a felony offence in the US in exchange for avoiding a jail sentence.
Assange, now 52, has been a global public figure since 2010, when a warrant issued for his arrest sparked a series of refuges, court cases, protests and prosecutions.
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