New York Times, The Guardian, El Pais, Der Spiegel and Le Monde — issued a joint statement "deploring" and "condemning" the misconduct of Assange and WikiLeaks.

It should come as no surprise that similar misconduct by Assange and WikiLeaks continued well after the 2010-11 time period covered by the Assange indictment. According to indictments obtained by Special Counsel Robert Mueller of Russian GRU operatives with respect to their hacking of confidential documents from the Democratic National Committee in 2016, the Russians discussed with WikiLeaks the "release of the stolen documents and the timing of those releases ... to heighten their impact on the 2016 U.S. presidential election."

In fact, so actively did WikiLeaks work with Russian operatives with respect to their efforts to interfere in the 2016 election that privateFlyBase announces two new postings on its servers.
The Interactive Fly:
In the Allied Data section of FlyBase, The Interactive Fly, developed
and maintained by Tom and Judy Brody, provides overviews of various
developmental and cellular processes, with the foundation information
coming from Drosophila but with considerable integration of information
from vertebrate systems as well. According to the Brody's, it has been
developed to make the Drosophila world more accessible to the
non-specialist. In addition to the overviews, the Brody's maintain
gene records with links to FlyBase, and maintain lists of genes that
participate in the developmental and cellular processes that are
described.
Interactive Fly Hierarchy: cross-index to FlyBase genes
FlyBase has developed a hierarchical view of The Interactive Fly. This
hierarchy is accessible in two FlyBase directories: Allied Data and
Genes. The hierarchy provides an overview of the Interactive Fly with
links to