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I would like to request that the third paragraph under 'Views' (In September 2020, during the extradition trial of Julian Assange, Freeman responded to a general question about politics by chastising Assange's partner for expressing concerns that such an extradition would prevent her two children from being able to see their father.[29]) be deleted or rewritten with a neutral point of view. I have a rough suggestion for a neutral pov below:
In September 2020, Freeman responded to an interview in the Sunday Times with Julian Assange's partner Stella Morris in which Morris expressed concern that extradition of Assange would separate him from their children with "...one struggles not to reply: “Yes, that’s incredibly sad for your children. But it is also not an ENTIRELY unforeseen turn of events, given you conceived them with a man avoiding extradition to Sweden to face one allegation of sexual assault and another of rape.”[29] 119.18.1.158 (talk) 23:06, 31 October 2021 (UTC)Reply
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