Assange being spied on with CCTV cameras during 'house arrest' by UK govt: Wikileaks
In the five-minute video, titled "House Arrest", Assange's supporters have claimed that three cameras have been placed to watch who enters and leaves his temporary home, The Telegraph reports.
It has also shown one of the cameras mounted outside the entrance to Ellingham Hall, Norfolk.
"This is one of the three cameras that is outside each entrance of the property. We suddenly noticed them appearing since we have been here. We believe they are monitoring everything that goes in and out of the property," Sarah Harrison, one of the WikiLeaks'' team, claimed in the video.
The video further claimed that all the cameras have been installed since Assange moved there in mid-December.
Vaughan Smith, owner of the Ellingham Hall, said that these cameras apparently note the number plates.
"I am not an expert on cameras but I believe that these take number plates and report number plates. I think the country is full of them but I don't know why I need quite so many of them around my house," he added.
Assange is currently fighting his extradition to Sweden over allegations that he had sexually assaulted two women during his short stay there, which he has denied throughout. (ANI -Posted on / )
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