October 19, 2011. Juan Mendez, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Torture, confirmed yesterday that the Department of Defense has blocked his requests for an unmonitored meeting with PFC Bradley Manning, the accused WikiLeaks whistleblower.
Read More »October 19, 2011. By Emma Cape, Bradley Manning Support Network. Many people who advocate for democracy and social justice by supporting PFC Bradley Manning have also attended #Occupy protests. Here are a few ideas on how you can do both at the same time!
Read More »October 13, 2011. Supporters of PFC Bradley Manning have surpassed a 5,000 signature threshold through a new White House online petition interface. According to the website’s rules, the White House must now respond to the issues raised in the petition; including requests to allow a United Nations torture investigator to make an official visit with PFC Manning, and answering supporters’ calls for his freedom.
Read More »October 12, 2011. The Bradley Manning Support Network stands in solidarity with the Occupy Wall Street movement that has spread to hundreds of cities and town squares across America. We share a common commitment to exposing the corruption of corporate power upon our democratic system.
Read More »October 7, 2011. Bradley Manning Support Network. This year’s nominees for the Nobel Peace Prize are bound together by a common drive to nonviolently reassert democracy in the face of authoritarian abuses of power.
Read More »October 6, 2011. Bradley Manning Support Network. Join people around the world for an evening of dining and discourse about the importance of supporting accused whistleblower PFC Bradley Manning. Hosting a dinner party can be a simple and fun way to raise awareness and funds for the Bradley Manning Defense Fund!
Read More »September 27, 2011. Bradley Manning Support Network. Supporters demand freedom for PFC Manning; allow official UN meeting with alleged WikiLeaks whistle-blower. Sign the petition at http://wh.gov/40y
Read More »September 21, 2011. Bradley Manning Support Network. President Obama claimed in remarks yesterday that the U.S. is working to “expand protections for whistle-blowers”, as part of an “Open Government Initiative.” Meanwhile his Administration continues an unprecedented crackdown on government whistle-blowers, pursuing five cases since taking office, including Bradley Manning.
Read More »August 16, 2011. Bradley Manning Support Network. Was the information leaked classified for the protection of national security, as government officials contend? Or do the revelations provide the American public with information that we should have had access to in the first place? Here are some key facts regarding the information that Bradley Manning is accused of making public.
Read More »September 14, 2011. Bradley Manning Support Network. Today, in a featured guest column for the independent U.S. military journal “Stars and Stripes”, retired Army colonel and former U.S. diplomat Ann Wright writes, “instead of punishing and silencing alleged whistle-blowers like Manning for revealing uncomfortable truths, we should honor their courage to stand up for what’s right.”
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