Here is an update from the Atlanta March 20th Vigil that was held for Bradley Manning: Fifteen committed supporters of PFC Bradley Manning gathered at the Gandhi statue on the plaza of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Historic Site Visitor Center at 2 pm Sunday, March 20th to raise awareness about Bradley’s dire situation in…
Read More »Protesters gathered outside the US Consulate in Sydney, Australia on 20 March, 2011 in support of alleged whistleblower Bradley Manning.
Read More »Members of Veterans For Peace, Iraq Veterans Against the War, Code Pink Portland, the Surge Protection Brigade and other organizations joined in calling for the government to “Arrest the Real Criminals, Free Bradley Manning!” in downtown Portland on March 21. From The Oregonian: About 70 people gathered at lunchtime today in Portland’s Pioneer Courthouse Square…
Read More »Over 100 protesters attended the 20 March Rally for Bradley Manning in front of the US embassy London.
Read More »March 22, 2011. Great videos are available from the “Rally for Bradley!” held at the gates of Quantico, Virginia. Videos by: Imaging America / Instant Films, CNN, Glass Bead Collective, and Taytaba.
Read More »On March 20th, a solidarity protest was held in front of US embassy for Bradley Manning. The event was organized by the Bradley Manning- Budapest (Hu) Solidarity Group. First, they read one of our statements ( “We Are All Bradley Manning” ), translated into both Hungarian and English. At the end, they also read excerpts…
Read More »22 activist from Toronto rallied for Bradley Manning on the afternoon of 20 March, 2011, in front of the US Consulate.
Read More »An event was held on Saturday, 19 March 2011, in the Museumsquartier of Vienna in support of Bradley Manning. The event began at the Raum D facility provided by Quintessenz, a prominent freedom of information, privacy and freedom of speech advocacy organization. About 45 people attended. Things got started with the presentation of a video…
Read More »Members of Wrexham Peace & Justice Forum and others held a vigil and solidarity letter-writing session for BradleyManning, also remembering the people of Japan, Iraq and Libya during our 20 minute silent vigil. The nuclear disaster in Japan, the Iraq war, the fate of Libya and the plight of Bradley Manning are all inextricably linked…
Read More »By Angelina Llongueras. Originally appeared at The Network of Spiritual Progressives, and read by the author at the Bradley Manning Support Event in San Francisco on 20 March 2011. An Urgent Poem for Bradley Manning I We all saw those images in black and white, The murdered, unarmed “civilians”, Walking by, The children, That day,…
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