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Ola Bini, a Swedish programmer, has resided in Ecuador since 2013 and is known for his ties to Julian Assange. He had been tried in the past on charges related to his dealings with Assange, but the proceedings did not result in a conviction and the precautionary measures were lifted.
Ecuadorian authorities have expelled Swedish programmer and digital activist Ola Bini to Sweden, after revoking his visa and ordering him to be removed from the country. Bini, a resident of Ecuador since 2013 and known for his links to Julian Assange, was declared a threat to Ecuador's security based on a confidential report, according to reports from himself and his lawyer Carlos Soria.
The defense contests the procedure and claims that Bini was expelled without being able to know the elements underlying the decision and while a habeas corpus appeal was still pending, aimed at challenging the legitimacy of the expulsion.
According to Soria, he would also be banned from entering Ecuador for ten years. Bini had been tried in the past for charges related to his relations with Assange, but the proceedings did not result in a conviction and the precautionary measures were revoked.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The Swedish government will lodge an official diplomatic protest with Ecuador over the expulsion of Ola Bini.
Likely · Within days
Ola Bini's defense will appeal to international human rights jurisdictions against the expulsion.
Possible · Within weeks

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