John Pilger says we should remember Bradley Manning in the upcoming election, UK supporters plan solidarity events, and new demands for coverage of Bradley’s trial.
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Read More »May 17, 2012. Bradley Manning’s next hearing will take place June 6-8th at Fort Meade. Following a morning vigil on the 6th, we want to pack the courtroom with supporters each day of the hearing. Tell the military to drop the unjust prosecution of Bradley Manning!
Read More »May 17, 2012. At Bradley Manning’s next hearing, June 6-8th, the govt will try to ban discussion of harm caused by WikiLeaks, or lack thereof, from the courtroom. Protest the war on truth and the persecution of Bradley Manning with a solidarity action! Read Bradley’s words of inspiration at an Obama campaign office.
Read More »Bradley Manning Support Network campaign organizer Jeff Paterson will provide a multi-media presentation on Friday, June 1 at 4:30pm at the Mt. Sequoyah Retreat and Conference Center in Fayetteville, Arkansas in conjunction with the 2012 G.I. Rights Hotline Conference. The presentation will be made in the Parker Hall near the main entrance of the Mt….
Read More »Sunday, June 24. Meet up at 9:30am. Howard and Main Streets, San Francisco CA. Not in the SF Bay Area? Organizer your own Bradley Manning contingent in a city near you!
Read More »Supporters are leading a Bradley Manning contingent at demonstrations against this weekend’s NATO summit in Chicago. Here are photos and a brief report.
Read More »Bradley Manning Support Network. May 17, 2012. Support Network advisory board member Birgitta Jonsdottir is among defendants challenging the recent National Defense Authorization Act on the grounds that it curtails their free speech rights, including support for Bradley Manning and WikiLeaks. Last night, a federal judge affirmed their argument by striking down enforcement of an NDAA provision.
Read More »Pentagon Papers whistleblower accepted a human rights award on Bradley Manning’s behalf, Noam Chomsky endorsed the Bradley Manning contingent at the NATO summit protests in Chicago, and an interview with Birgitta Jónsdóttir.
Read More »Welsh supporters review their three-week set of actions for Bradley, Pasadena advocates plan to protest at a military recruitment center, and author Denver Nicks criticizes the Army’s excessive secrecy and dangerous overreaction.
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