However, the high court refused him permission for a direct appeal, meaning the supreme court will first have to decide whether it should hear his challenge.
The high court ruled last month that Assange can be extradited, as it overturned a judgment last year based on concerns about his mental health and risk of suicide in a US maximum-security prison.
In their ruling in December, the high court judges sided with the US authorities after a package of assurances were put forward that Assange would not face those strictest measures unless he committed an act in the future that required them.
Stella Moris , Assange’s fiancee, said after yesterday’s ruling that what happened in court was precisely what she and those supporting him had wanted to happen.
“The situation now is that the supreme court has to decide whether it will hear the appeal but, make no mistake, we won today in court.”
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