Ecuador offers home to WikiLeaks founder Assange

If WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange needs a home, Ecuador’s deputy foreign minister said the Andean nation is happy to provide one.

Ecuador offers home to WikiLeaks founder Assange
Tue, 30 Nov, 2010 - 10:35

If WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange needs a home, Ecuador’s deputy foreign minister said the Andean nation is happy to provide one.

The 39-year-old Australian, who has incensed and embarrassed Washington with the release by his online whistle-blowing organisation of hundreds of sensitive diplomatic cables, had sought residency and a work permit in Sweden.

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