Bradley Manning supporters plan an experimental performance art tour, Edward Wasserman calls on the media to speak up for persecuted whistleblowers, and the Army increases surveillance of soldiers.
Read More »WikiLeaks’ releases’ influence on the antiwar movement, how Bradley Manning’s trial is a microcosm of America’s systemic injustice, and why defending Bradley is part of defending our future.
Read More »On April 26th, 2012 peace-loving people and activists gathered in front of the United States Consulate in Vancouver, Canada to demand immediate freedom for Bradley Manning, a soldier of humanity.
Read More »On April 24th, supporters started in downtown San Diego where they freeway blogged over the I5 interstate. Traffic was slow and we received many honks and drivers giving us peace signs.
Read More »CODEPINK Kansas has started a collaborative political art project entitled, Plant Seeds of Truth, Free Bradley Manning! As a launch, and as part of solidarity actions that took place both nationally and internationally during Bradley’s April 24-26 hearings at Fort Meade.
Read More »On April 24th, supporters held a large Free Bradley Manning banner on the University ave footwalk over I-580 in Berkeley for the morning commute 7am-9am. Then at 4pm supporters started at Oscar Grant Plaza, the site of the Occupy Oakland, and rallied for Bradley Manning and all political prisoners.
Read More »David Coombs releases a new photo of Bradley Manning, the dangerous implications of Bradley’s case is examined, and the CCR’s Michael Ratner discusses the military’s excessive secrecy thus far.
Read More »On April 24th, 2012, protesters gathered in front of the Department of Justice in Washington, DC with the common goal of sending a strong message to Eric Holder to end solitary confinement, to stop torture, and to free all political prisoners.
Read More »About 60 Kansas City supporters rallied on April 25th for Bradley. Local businesses welcomed supporters to place posters on window fronts, and banner and poster drops were placed throughout the city.
Read More »Media coverage of Bradley Manning’s recent Article 29 hearing in Ft. Meade highlights problems that have plagued the case from its start: excessive secrecy, disastrous implications, and utter immorality.
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