A lawsuit by the Center for Constitutional Rights and other journalists to improve media access to the Bradley Manning trial was rejected by the appeals court who argued they did not have jurisdiction to make a ruling. The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press is calling for congressional action.
Read More »April 10, 2013. By Nathan Fuller. As Bradley Manning returned to court for another pretrial hearing in Ft. Meade, MD, the military reacted to last month’s audio leak by informing the press that their access to this case is a privilege, and not a right, despite already severe restrictions on media coverage. The CCR and the Bradley Manning Support Network respond.
Read More »April 10, 2013. By Nathan Fuller. Judge Lind denied one government motion and one defense motion in Bradley Manning’s pretrial hearing today. The government will be allowed to bring a classified witness to testify, but it won’t be allowed to lower its burden of proof regarding “aiding the enemy.” Court is now in recess until a closed May 7-8 session, and then for an open session May 21-24.
Read More »March 23, 2013. Pentagon Papers whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg invites you to a Bradley Manning event in New York CIty, on April 5, 2013, featuring Icelandic MP Birgitta Jonsdottir, who worked with WikiLeaks to publish the Collateral Murder video in 2010. Read here for information about the event, how to RSVP, and Birgitta’s other events that week.
Read More »Based in Oakland, California, this position will support the lead campaign organizer in all manner of duties related to the campaign in support of Army WikiLeaks whistle-blower Bradley Manning.
Read More »The New York Times covers the extensive and capricious secrecy surrounding Bradley Manning’s court martial, Citizen Radio devotes its full segment to Bradley Manning and the effects of solitary confinement, and an op-ed praises Manning’s whistleblowing as a check on government power.
Read More »A new film explores the recent war on whistleblowers, Kevin Gosztola argues in the Nation that Bradley Manning is a classic whistleblower, and Democracy Now explores the recent Guardian/BBC Arabic investigation that used Iraq War Logs to find U.S. links to Iraqi torture centers.
Read More »Photos: Veterans for Peace, along with members of CodePink, gather and rally for Bradley Manning in Ukiah, California, and outside Creech Air Base, Nevada.
Read More »March 21, 2013. By Nathan Fuller. By exposing the truth, Bradley Manning helped end a war based on lies. Cables released by Bradley Manning and published by WikiLeaks sped up the U.S. withdrawal from Iraq. To thank, support, and defend Bradley, join us on June 1, 2013 to rally at Fort Meade.
Read More »Whistleblowers Daniel Ellsberg, Jesselyn Radack, and Thomas Drake talk to Kevin Gosztola about why they believe Bradley Manning is a whistleblower who acted on his conscience — someone who deserves thanks, not aggressive persecution.
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