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'36
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WINTHROP, Mass.
-- As the 2024 Paris Olympics quickly
approach, a new book co-authored by
Richard Kaufman and Glenn Allen, PLAYED:
The Games of the 1936 Berlin Olympics,
harkens to a different era with some
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warning signal for world leaders in 2024
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Sportswriters will
say that their job is often mockingly
referred to as the "toy department" of
news, as if fun and games are unimportant.
A newly released book, PLAYED: The Games
of the 1936 Berlin Olympics, illustrates
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sporting world can be.
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Germany was rattling its sabers, and one
of the most memorable of all Olympic Games
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2024 Paris Olympics, where Russian and
Belarusian athletes are banned from
participating in team sports due to the
war in Ukraine.
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writing together for over 25 years. They
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have co-written and produced two a
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(AP)
 LONDON
-- June 17, 2022. The British government
on Friday has ordered the extradition of
the WikiLeaks co-founder Julian Assange to
the US, to face spying charges, by his
website's publication of classified U.S.
documents.
•••••WikiLeaks
immediately released a statement to say it
would appeal against the decision. "Today
is not the end of the fight," it said. "It
is only the beginning of a new legal
battle. We will appeal through the legal
system; the next appeal will be before the
high court." Assange's lawyers have 14
days to file the appeal.
•••••
The case passed to
the British home secretary last month
after the UK supreme court ruled that
there were no legal questions over
assurances given by US authorities on
Assange's likely treatment.
•••••
Assange's wife,
Stella Assange, a lawyer who married her
husband in a prison ceremony in March,
said the U.K. decision marked "a dark day
for press freedom and for British
democracy." "We're not at the end of the
road here," and "We're going to fight
this."
•••••
"Julian did nothing
wrong," she said. "He has committed no
crime and is not a criminal. He is a
journalist and a publisher, and he is
being punished for doing his job."
•••••
The statement said
anyone who cared about freedom of
expression should be "deeply ashamed".
•••••
Julian Assange has
battled in British courts for years to
avoid being sent to the U.S., where he
faces 17 charges of espionage and one
charge of computer misuse.
•••••
The saga was
triggered in 2010 when WikiLeaks published
a series of leaks provided by the then US
army soldier Chelsea Manning, as well as a
dump of more than 250,000 US diplomatic
cables, some of which were published in
the Guardian and elsewhere, containing
classified diplomatic analysis from world
leaders. The US government launched a
criminal investigation into the leak
•••••
Also in 2010, an
arrest warrant for Assange was issued for
two separate sexual assault allegations in
Sweden. The UK ruled that he should be
extradited to Sweden. This prompted him to
enter the Ecuadorian embassy in London in
August 2012, claiming political asylum. He
feared that if he was extradited to Sweden
he would in turn be extradited to the
US.
•••••
Assange finally
left the embassy in 2019. He was arrested
in the UK for skipping bail and ultimately
jailed, then extradition proceedings to
the US were started against him.
••••
American
prosecutors say the Australian citizen
helped U.S. Army intelligence analyst
Chelsea Manning steal classified
diplomatic cables and military files that
WikiLeaks later published, putting lives
at risk.
•••••
To his supporters,
Assange, 50, is a secrecy-breaking
journalist who exposed U.S. military
wrongdoing in Iraq and Afghanistan.
•••••
A British court
ruled in April that Assange could be sent
to face trial in the U.S., sending the
case to the U.K. government for a
decision. Britain's interior minister,
Home Secretary Priti Patel, signed the
order authorizing Assange's
extradition.
•••••
The Home Office
said in a statement that the government
had to approve his move to the U.S.
because "the U.K. courts have not found
that it would be oppressive, unjust or an
abuse of process to extradite Mr.
Assange."
•••••
Barry Pollack,
Assange's U.S. lawyer, said it was
"disappointing news that should concern
anyone who cares about the First Amendment
and the right to publish."
•••••
Assange's lawyers
said they would mount a new legal
challenge, and legal experts say the case
could take months or even years more to
conclude.
••••
"We will appeal
this all the way, if necessary to the
European Court of Human Rights," Assange
attorney Jennifer Robinson said.
••••
Robinson asked U.S.
President Joe Biden to drop the charges
brought against Assange during Donald
Trump's presidency, arguing they posed a
"grave threat" to free speech. Assange's
father, John Shipton, also urged the U.S.
to drop the prosecution.
•••••
Assange's
supporters and lawyers maintain he was
acting as a journalist and is entitled to
First Amendment protections of freedom of
speech. They argue that the case is
politically motivated, that he would face
inhumane treatment and be unable to get a
fair trial in the U.S.
•••••
Journalism
organizations and human rights groups had
called on Britain to refuse the
extradition request. Assange's lawyers say
he could face up to 175 years in jail if
he is convicted in the U.S., though
American authorities have said any
sentence is likely to be much lower than
that.
•••••
Amnesty
International Secretary General Agnes
Callamard said Friday that extraditing
Assange "would put him at great risk and
sends a chilling message to journalists
the world over."
••••Assange
remains in London's high-security Belmarsh
Prison, where he has been since he was
arrested in 2019 for skipping bail during
a separate legal battle.
•••••
Assange's
supporters say his physical and mental
health are both under strain. Stella
Assange told a news conference that her
husband's condition was "deteriorating by
the day."
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LOS ANGELES, CA -- Variety and
PBS SoCal announced the actor lineup and
schedule for the tenth season of their
EMMY®Award-winning Variety Studio:
Actors on Actors. The new
season will include exclusive one-on-one
conversations between top acting talent
from this year's most notable
television shows who are expected to
contend this Emmy season. The first two
episodes will premiere on PBS SoCal on
Tuesday, June 18 at 7:00 p.m. and episodes
three and four will premiere on Thursday,
June 20 at 7:00 p.m. All episodes
will stream on pbssocal.org and on the
free PBS Video app following their
premieres.
••••
Variety Studio:
Actors on Actors won a Daytime Emmy in
2019 and in 2015 and 2016, Los
Angeles Area EMMY®Awards for Best
Entertainment Programming. "Actors on
Actors," an interview special that
features pairings of prominent actors
discussing their craft, was produced
by PBS SoCal in partnership with
Variety Media, LLC.
••••
Tenth season of
actor on actor conversations will premiere
on PBS SoCal June 18.
This season's featured conversations
are:
Julia Roberts (Homecoming) with Patricia
Arquette (Escape at Dannemora, The
Act)
Billy Porter (Pose) with Rachel Brosnahan
(The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel)
Michael Douglas (The Kominsky Method) with
Benicio Del Toro (Escape at Dannemora)
Taraji P. Henson (Empire) with Ellen
Pompeo (Grey's Anatomy)
Richard Madden (Bodyguard) with Amy Adams
(Sharp Objects)
Sarah Paulson (American Horror Story) with
Tracee Ellis Ross (Black-ish)
Sacha Baron Cohen (Who Is America?)
with Don Cheadle (Black Monday)
Penn Badgley (You) with Gina Rodriguez
(Jane the Virgin)
Robin Wright (House of Cards) with Chris
Pine (I Am the Night)
Michelle Williams (Fosse/Verdon) with
Patricia Clarkson (Sharp Objects)
Natasha Lyonne (Russian Doll) with Maya
Rudolph (Forever)
Emilia Clarke (Game of Thrones) with
Regina Hall (Black Monday)
Sam Rockwell (Fosse/Verdon) with
Renée Zellweger
(What/If)
ABOUT PBS SOCAL:
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library of documentary films including
works from Ken Burns; and educational PBS
KIDS programs including Daniel Tiger's
Neighborhood and Curious George. Our
programs are accessible for free through
four broadcast channels, and available for
streaming at pbssocal.org, on the PBS
mobile apps, and via connected TV services
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HUANG
LOS ANGELES
(September 14, 2020) -- SAG-AFTRA
today released the following statement
regarding the arrest of KPCC journalist
Josie Huang on Saturday:
••••
This past Saturday,
Los Angeles Sheriff's Department deputies
tackled, held down, handcuffed and
arrested SAG-AFTRA member Josie Huang, a
public media journalist with radio station
KPCC. Huang was visibly credentialed as a
working journalist and verbally identified
herself as a member of the press. She had
done nothing to warrant questioning much
less arrest.
••••
This is another
deeply troubling interaction in a string
of police arrests and often violent
attacks on working journalists who are
abiding by the law and simply trying to do
their jobs.
••••
SAG-AFTRA President
Gabrielle Carteris said, "These
unconstitutional attacks on the rights of
a free press are appalling and must stop
now. SAG-AFTRA champions the U. S.
Constitution and the work of our
journalist members, whose primary role is
to provide citizens with the information
they need to effectively govern a
democracy."
••••
"The people's right
to a free press is guaranteed by the First
Amendment to the Constitution, which
establishes that the press shall be free
from government interference in the
dissemination of information, ideas and
opinions," Carteris added.
••••
SAG-AFTRA National
Vice President, Broadcasters and
journalist Bob Butler said, "Reporters
cover the news so that the public is
informed. It is outrageous that sheriff's
deputies arrested Huang, whose station
identification was clearly displayed while
she identified herself as a journalist
several times."
••••
SAG-AFTRA and our
members, journalists and non-journalists
alike, support a free and unencumbered
press and stand with any journalist who
might find his or her ability to report on
our government challenged or compromised.
••••
SAG-AFTRA is
calling on the Los Angeles Sheriff's
Department to drop all charges and
apologize to Josie Huang.
• Statement issued by our member
journalists at
KPCC:
••••
"We offer
condolences to the two sheriff deputies
who were shot Saturday evening. These are
challenging and stressful times for
everyone, but Josie was arrested while
doing her job. The charges should be
dropped. Her arrest is the latest in a
series of troubling interactions between
our reporters and some local law
enforcement officers. Journalists provide
an essential service, providing fair,
accurate and timely journalism
and without them, our democracy is at
risk."
••••
We unreservedly
condemn the vicious attack on the deputies
in Compton Saturday night and hope that
their assailant is caught and prosecuted
to the fullest extent of the law. We send
our heartfelt wishes for the deputies'
full and complete recoveries, and express
our deep gratitude to them and to their
colleagues who work to keep our
communities safe while respecting our
rights as citizens in a democratic
society.
To find out more about
the First Amendment and the rights of a
free press,
visit: https://www.sagaftra.org/importance-free-press and https://www.spj.org/
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