WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is on his way back to Canberra, Australia, after reaching a plea deal with the United States, which includes a five-year prison sentence accounting for time already served. His return is set against a backdrop of international debate over the implications of his actions for press freedom and journalistic practices. Assange's lawyers have defended the publication of classified information, arguing that it is part of journalistic work and warning that his conviction could endanger journalists worldwide. Upon his arrival, Assange is expected to hold a press conference in Canberra. The case has drawn criticism from various quarters, including former Australian foreign minister Alexander Downer, highlighting the divisive nature of Assange's legacy.
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