August 17, 2012. By the Bradley Manning Support Network. Six veterans and activists in Oakland, and five more in Portland, were arrested last night at Obama campaign offices for occupying the spaces in solidarity with Bradley Manning.
Read More »Ecuador grants asylum to Julian Assange, noting that the U.S. wouldn’t give him a fair trial. Jake Blumgart on the inequality that Bradley’s case exposes, and a reminder about West Coast rallies happening today.
Read More »Democracy now and others cover the brutal and unlawful pretrial punishment of Bradley Manning. Will the charges be dropped? His sentence reduced? Also, supporters of Assange eagerly await news from Ecuador.
Read More »August 13, 2012. By the Bradley Manning Support Network. Newly revealed emails hint at the extent of complicity in Bradley Manning’s abusive conditions at Quantico. Two different brig commanders ignored months of psychiatrists recommendations for normal conditions, in order to follow the illegal orders of a three-star general.
Read More »A report back and pictures from a Crosby, Stills, and Nash concert, where the group performed Graham Nash’s ballad for Bradley Manning, called Almost Gone.
Read More »August 14, 2012. By the Bradley Manning Support Network. Police mug shots of Kenneth Bradley Manning are occasionally misidentified by web blogs as an image of Army PFC Bradley E Manning. If you run across someone inaccurately using this photo, please explain the inaccuracy and ask them to make a correction.
Read More »August 10, 2012. By David Coombs. Bradley Manning’s attorney gives an extensive explanation for the Article 13 motion he’ll argue on October 1 at Ft. Meade. The motion moves to dismiss charges based on the brutal, punitive, and illegal treatment Bradley was subjected to at the Marine Brig at Quantico, VA. The motion documents the various ways in which Bradley was abused, for which the military could be held to account.
Read More »UK activists include Bradley Manning in ceremony for victims of war everywhere, Simon Wood writes connects Russian and American political repression, and Bradley is featured on the cover of World War 3 magazine.
Read More »August 8, 2012. By Philip Fornaci. A civil rights attorney argues that Bradley Manning is a gay role model, standing up for his principles despite the military’s terrible treatment both before and after the alleged release. It’s high time, he argues, the LGBT community came to his defense as well.
Read More »August 8, 2012. By the Bradley Manning Support Network. More than 12,000 of you have signed Daniel Ellsberg’s petition calling for the immediate freedom of accused whistle-blower Bradley Manning in only one week. This is an outstanding display of support for the Nobel Peace Prize nominee, but we need to do more to demonstrate that we won’t tolerate Bradley’s imprisonment. Sign today!
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