‘No one should judge’ WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange for accepting deal, Australian MP says

Labor's Julian Hill says prime minister Anthony Albanese deserves enormous credit' for pursuing the resolution of Assange's case

The WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange should not be judged poorly for accepting a deal to get the hell out of there and come home" in light of his poor health, an Australian MP has said.

Australian politicians have reacted cautiously to reports of a plea deal to end the US pursuit of Assange in connection with the publication of hundreds of thousands of leaked documents about the Afghanistan and Iraq wars, as well as diplomatic cables.