June 20, 2012. By Glenn Greenwald, UK Guardian Op-Ed. WikiLeaks founder asking Ecuador for asylum, while Sweden seeks to extradite him from England. Many friends of the Bradley Manning Support Network are asking Ecuador to grant Assange’s request here via RootsAction.
Read More »UPDATE: As the August 27-31 motion hearing will no longer address Bradley’s pretrial confinement, this event has been postponed until October. We’ll have a definitive date shortly, along with more information about what the August hearing will entail. An exclusive presentation by attorney David Coombs Civilian legal counsel for accused WikiLeaks whistle-blower Army PFC Bradley…
Read More »Two years since the WikiLeaks release, Kevin Gosztola reflects on what we’ve learned from the Afghan War Diary. Bay Area protests include calls for Bradley Manning’s freedom.
Read More »Dan Lefcourt on the implications of Bradley Manning’s unjust trial, supporters rally for Bradley at Ft. Leavenworth, and the ACLU on the U.S. government’s warped secrecy logic.
Read More »WHO: me, my husband Mark Roman, our grandson + Marc Saviano, and possibly other local community members WHAT: Support for Bradley gathering WHEN: Mon, July 23 6PM WHERE: Fort Leavenworth, 13th and Metropolitan WHY: We are Codepink activists traveling cross country and we care about Bradley, the hero of our day. CONTACT FOR LISA: (207)…
Read More »July 20, 2012. By the Bradley Manning Support Network. July 25th marks the second anniversary of the release of the Afghan war logs. These documents revealed tens of thousands of previously undocumented civilian deaths, greatly contradicting the narrative of the US government. To mark this important anniversary we are asking supporters to update their profile pictures with a message in support of the alleged whistle-blower Bradley Manning.
Read More »July 20, 2012. By the Bradley Manning Support Network. Motions hearing recap includes Judge Lind’s ruling to block Manning’s whistle-blower defense, next month’s hearing surrounding Bradley’s torture at Quantico, and supporters’ vigils and rallies.
Read More »July 19, 2012. By the Bradley Manning Support Network. Military judge Denise Lind ruled today that defense lawyer David Coombs will be substantially hindered from showing how WikiLeaks’ releases didn’t bring damage to U.S. national security.
Read More »July 17, 2012. Bradley Manning Support Network. Report from day one of Bradley Manning’s July motion hearing. A successful vigil was joined by the Occupy the Roads RV, and Bradley’s lawyer argued for the right to include evidence of Bradley’s conscientious intent in his defense. Tomorrow the court will discuss the government’s motion to preclude discussions of actual harm (or lack thereof) from the guilt phase of the trial. The decision will have a major impact on future proceedings, not only Bradley’s but of other whistle-blowers.
Read More »Endorsed by 25+ organizations, this three-day encampment of the LA Federal Court Building in support of Bradley Manning represented a true cross-section of supporters.
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