WATCH: Perry argues that the law has caught up with Assange

"For too long allegations of rape and sexual assault have been dismissed" – Government Minister Claire Perry says Assange should "absolutely" face charges if brought forward again by Sweden. #Ridge

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WATCH: Perry argues that the law has caught up with Assange

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