'No evidence' of physical harm from WikiLeaks: Julian Assange's lawyer

Julian Assange’s lawyer Jennifer Robinson says there is “no evidence” anyone was physically harmed as a result of the WikiLeaks disclosures. “There are a lot of statements by the government saying, well, this potentially caused harm, we needed to move people from particular embassies,” Ms Robinson told Sky News host Sharri Markson. “But this ignores the immense public interest in these publications," she said. “Revelations about war crimes, the killing of thousands more civilians in the Iraq War than was ever acknowledged. “When we’re talking about journalism and publication and public interest, these things have to be weighed up – no one was physically harmed and look what was revealed.”