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Protests Begin- Free Julian Assange Support Wikileaks

Supporters of the controversial activist website WikiLeaks and its jailed founder Julian Assange gathered in front of the United States Federal Building on December 9, 2010 in New York City. Assange remains in British police custody following allegations of rape and molestation by two Swedish women. Hackers have reacted to Assange’s arrest by attacking a number of American and foreign websites.

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