September 7, 2011. Bradley Manning Support Network. The Council of Europe issued a draft resolution today condemning a “cult of secrecy” which the human rights organization says has allowed Western security and intelligence services to routinize the concealment of violent crimes and other rights abuses.
Read More »September 6, 2011. Bradley Manning Support Network. Today we are bringing you a special appeal for support, because we know that in order to win Bradley’s case in a military court we must first win his case in the court of public opinion. We are working to harness broad-based grassroots support, combined with international pressure. Our aim is to make it difficult for the United States government to continue their persecution of Bradley Manning — and we need your help.
Read More »September 2, 2011. Bradley Manning Support Network. Yesterday evening WikiLeaks made their complete archive of US diplomatic cables available to the public. This publication appears to have been precipitated by an unintentional leak of a file containing the same material, involving one of their media partners.
Read More »September 1, 2011. Bradley Manning Support Network. This article is a reference both for those who have just begun learning about PFC Bradley Manning’s case, and those who have been following it for awhile. It addresses several common misconceptions about the case. As an advocate for Bradley Manning, you can use the information in the article to educate others, whether speaking to them in-person or sharing relevant excerpts online.
Read More »August 13, 2011. Bradley Manning Support Network. We are at an important crossroads. In a couple months, we expect the prosecution of Bradley Manning to begin in earnest with his first pre-trial hearing. To help us keep up the pressure, we are asking supporters around the world to host dinner parties, the weekend of September 9th-10th.
Read More »August 8th, 2011. Bradley Manning Support Network. Alan Moore, the world-renowned British author, of “V for Vendetta” and “Watchmen” issued the following statement today in support of accused WikiLeaks whistle-blower, PFC Bradley Manning
Read More »July 12, 2011. Bradley Manning Support Network. The United Nations’ top official on torture, Juan Mendez, expressed concerns today that his requests to meet and talk candidly with PFC Bradley Manning continue to be frustrated by the Obama Administration. In a news release from the UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, Mendez stated today that
Read More »July 10, 2011. Former Army SPC Ethan McCord. If PFC Bradley Manning did what he is accused of doing, then it is clear—from chat logs that have been attributed to him—that his decision was motivated by conscience and political agency. These chat logs allegedly describe how PFC Manning hopes these revelations will result in “worldwide discussion, debates, and reforms.”
Read More »July 8, 2011. Emma Cape, Courage to Resist. Back in February of 2009, Bradley contacted a gay activist, Zachary Antolak aka Zinnia Jones. This week, Zinnia released the chat logs documenting their conversations first to New York Magazine, and then to the UK Guardian.
Read More »June 27, 2011. Bradley Manning Support Network. Supporters marched to support Bradley Manning Sunday morning in the San Francisco Pride Parade, as well as in NYC and Chicago. Bradley Manning (who himself was an active opponent of the military’s “Dont Ask, Don’t Tell” policy) is being increasingly hailed by LGBT activists as a hero.
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