Julian Assange's Kiwi PR man is organising a haka outside the Ecuadorian Embassy in London to protest against the "modern day crucifixion" of the WikiLeaks founder.
Assange has become one of the world's most polarising figures after his WikiLeaks group's storing and publishing of previously secret documents.
The 47-year-old jumped bail in 2012 and sought shelter in the Ecuadorian Embassy in London's Kensington to avoid extradition to Sweden, where prosecutors were investigating allegations of sexual assault and rape made by two women. Assange denied the claims, saying they formed part of a political conspiracy.
The Swedish investigation has since been dropped but Assange fears extradition to the US for publishing hacked military emails.
The Australian activist went into solitary confinement on March 28 last year – the same day he hired New Zealand publicist Richard Hillgrove, whose previous employers include Charles Saatchi, Dame Vivienne Westwood and Steven Seagal.