As with many public figures from the 'alternative' spectrum that are graced with airtime on the mainstream TV news, Assange is a divisive figure.
Lauded by some as the greatest journalist of our time, he also faces criticism for being used as a distraction in some form or another, allegedly as controlled opposition and/or a deterrent to other would-be whistleblowers.
At the time of writing, the reported terms of his release deal are that Assange will plead guilty to an infringement of the U.S.
Espionage Act in return for a five-year timeserved sentence and the freedom to return home to Australia.
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