Interpol issued a warning to the founder of Wikileaks

Interpol has issued Red Notes to the founder of leaking secret development site Wkilieaks, Julian Assange.

 

It said that Australians, need to be questioned in Sweden in connection with allegations of sexual crimes, which was denied.

NOTE: Red is not an arrest warrant but asked people to call the police if you have information about his whereabouts.

Meanwhile the President of Ecuador, Rafael Correa, said he did not approve the bids for Assange to settle in the country.

On Monday (29/11) Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ecuador, Kintto Lucas, praised the investigative efforts Assange and said he should stay and teach in the country "without conditions".

But President Correa told reporters that the offer had not received approval from the Foreign Minister, Ricardo Patino, as well as from the President.

While Patino has said that the offer will be considered based on the legal and diplomatic considerations.
Sweden refuses

October Assange Sweden rejected the request to stay in the country, which have laws pembocor protection for information.

Assange own appeal to the Supreme Court of Sweden to change the Stockholm court's decision earlier this month it is decided he needed was detained for questioning in connection with alleged rape, abuse, or coercion during the visit to Sweden in August.

Appeal that he had asked the court rejected last week.

Meanwhile, Australia is also being investigated on possible violations of law committed Assange, although he denied by saying that as part of an effort to character assassination.

On Sunday (28/11) 250 000 Wikileaks began publishing diplomatic documents secret United States, after two publications other confidential documents about the war in Iraq and Afghanistan.

United States Government has stated that the leaked Wikileaks published an attack on the world.