Ecuador Says It Disconnected Assange's Internet Access

The government of Ecuador disconnected the internet access of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange at its Embassy in London because of his site’s publishing of documents that could affect the US presidential election, the government said in a statement. WikiLeaks announced that Assange’s internet link had been severed, saying that it had “activated the appropriate contingency plans.”

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