Assange lawyers under fire for naming accusers

LEGAL representatives of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange came under fire yesterday for inadvertently publicly naming two women who claim he raped them.
Mon, 17 Jan, 2011 - 00:00
Chris Greenwood

Solicitors acting on behalf of the 39-year-old suspect included the details in legal documents posted on their website after he appeared in court.

The 35-page skeleton argument outlined why Assange should not be extradited to Sweden.

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