The current issue of Rolling Stone magazine (March 14, 2013) features the ten-page article, “The Trials of Bradley Manning,” by Janet Reitman. Read an excerpt of the piece, along with Reitman’s latest coverage on Manning’s statement and legal proceedings.
Read More »The Wall Street Journal and the New York Times have published dangerously inaccurate pieces about Bradley Manning recently, and it’s left to the many writers and legal experts following the case more closely correct their errors to keep the record straight.
Read More »A recap of recent discussions surrounding Bradley Manning’s case, specifically regarding his plea statement in court taking responsibility for releasing documents to WikiLeaks and the subsequently released audio recording of it.
Read More »March 18, 2013. By Chris Hedges. Former New York Times war correspondent Chris Hedges recounts his experience sitting in the courtroom while Bradley Manning read his historic statement taking responsibility for releasing documents to WikiLeaks. He says “the war against Bradley Manning is a war against us all.”
Read More »March 18, 2013. By the Bradley Manning Support Network. Calling artistically inclined Bradley Manning supporters: we’re looking for a new campaign t-shirt design. Submit your design to [email protected] and in a few weeks we will do test-runs of staff favorites. Visit bradleymanning.org for more information & inspiration.
Read More »Last week Veterans for Peace marched in the St Patrick’s Day for All parade in Queens, NY while holding a large Bradley Manning banner, and.supporters passed around a “Release Bradley” sign to take photos for the “I Am Bradley Manning” photo campaign.
Read More »Here’s another important action you can take… This week the Bradley Manning Support Network is joining with FireDogLake and Veterans for Peace in a call-in action to protest the government’s decision to move ahead with its outrageous ‘aiding the enemy’ charge against Bradley Manning. To join this action, simply call Maj. General Linnington, the presiding…
Read More »March 13, 2013. By the Bradley Manning Support Network. Afghans hold a demonstration in support of Bradley Manning in Kabul, Afghanistan, raising awareness about the young Army private and calling for his freedom. Their banner reads, ‘Bradley Manning, you are a hero of suffering Afghans!’
Read More »March 12, 2013. By the Bradley Manning Support Network. The Freedom of the Press Foundation published a full audio recording of Bradley Manning’s statement to the court taking responsibility for WikiLeaks’ releases. This is the first time the press and public around the world can hear Bradley Manning’s own voice, explaining his release of documents to WikiLeaks as an act of conscience.
Read More »March 11, 2013. By Emma Cape. An explanation of Bradley Manning’s recent plea, in which he offered to plead guilty to minor offenses and not guilty to “aiding the enemy” and other major offenses. Bradley took responsibility for releasing documents to WikiLeaks as an act of conscience.
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