A UK judge has ruled the founder of Wikileaks, Julian Assange, will not face extradition to the US.
The decision was made due to concerns over Mr Assange's mental health and fears he may take his own life if extradited.
Speaking outside the Old Bailey in London, Kristinn Hrafnsson, a spokesperson from Wikileaks, described the moment as 'a win'.
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Julian Assange's partner, Stella Morris, says it's a victory, but no time to celebrate.
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