London (Reuters) - nine people who put ASang Julian's bail guarantee in court on Wednesday that they should not be forced to pay, wikipedia decryption founder in Ecuador embassy in London to seek asylum.
Vaughan Smith - one of the nine, who between them 140000 pounds ($225000) - in London Westminster referee court said, they should not for his bail ASang odd violation.
ASang odd was arrested and extradition order, wanted questioned in Sweden, by two former volunteers in this angered the United States released in 2010 in the United States diplomatic telegraphic peach website wikipedia decryption, rape and sexual assault charges.
But he denied the allegations, and say, he has a consensual sex of women. And he said, he is worried about, if be extradition to Sweden, he can be transferred to the United States, he could face criminal charges be sentenced to death.
ASang odd broke the bail conditions, when he entered the Ecuador's day in the embassy soon choice of law, in order to avoid being sent to Sweden.
The judge will provide a in the coming days whether bail guarantor, mortgage, ASang odd released in December 2010, make the ruling, must collect.
The case is "completely special", because ASang odd applied for asylum, he broke the bail, lawyers guarantee, including Britain's Nobel Prize winner biologists John suhl Winston and Australia was born reporter Philip knightley said, Henry blah hicks orchid.
"The fact is, ASang odd has obtained in Britain have an established and normal diplomatic relations country as political refugees refuge. This fact to have legal effectiveness?" Smith said in court, read the guarantor, of which five people to attend the hearing in a statement.
Ecuador awarded ASang odd shelter, but he still at the embassy and Britain said, he will be arrested, if he was to leave the premises.
Britain and Ecuador tensions between the cases, British foreign secretary William hager met his last month Ecuador foreign minister assured him, Britain's YinDuFa "a wide range of human rights protection".




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