Bradley Manning News

• Julian Assange has been in the Ecuadorian Embassy three months: Join the vigil on Wed 19 September. 17 September 2012
  Julian Assange entered the Ecuadorian Embassy in London on 19 June and has been there ever since. Support the vigil this Wednesday 19 September to mark the occasion and keep up pressure on Britain to allow him safe passage to … Continue reading → […]
• Solidarity in Cardiff with Bradley Manning, Julian Assange and Palestine 16 September 2012
  by John Harris We shared a stall on Queen Street in Cardiff on Saturday 15th September with Cardiff Palestine Solidarity Campaign (also here for those on facebook). Several people were interested in the Support Bradley campaign in Wales. A few … Continue reading → […]
• Update 9/15/12: Justice unbalanced – whistleblower protections under Obama 15 September 2012
  Two whistleblowers, both named Bradley: one persecuted for two years without trial, the other found guilty then rewarded with 100 million dollars. And Ed Piskor's recent comic "Wizzywig" criticizes the Obama administration's cruel and inhuman treatment of Bradley, while asking readers to write letters of support. Enough is enough! Demand […]
• Military appeals court to hear argument over access to Bradley Manning court martial records 13 September 2012
  September 13, 2012. By the Bradley Manning Support Network. The Center for Constitutional Rights (CCR) is bringing a lawsuit calling for Army Colonel Judge Denise Lind to grant the press and public access to court filings, such as defense and government motions, court orders and judge’s decisions or rulings. The CCR’s argument will be heard October 10 at 10: […]
• Update 9/12/12: Understanding whistle-blowing, a WikiLeaks movie, and why this is a bipartisan issue 12 September 2012
  The Center for Constitutional Rights sues U.S. military over handling of Bradley's case. An American conservative defends Bradley. A new movie is unveiled about WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange's teenage years, including an early attempt to blow the whistle on the U.S. military. […]
• Bradley Manning Support as Juan Mendez Speaks at Chatham House 12 September 2012
  10 September 2012 During the day we became aware that Juan Mendez, UN Special Rapporteur on Torture, and a significant contributor to the highlighting of Bradley Manning’s barbaric treatment in his pre-trial confinement, was due to speak that evening at … Continue reading → […]