August 3, 2012. By the Bradley Manning Support Network Steering Committee. To clear up potential confusion, we’ve written the following open letter clarifying our position in regards to the whistle-blower website WikiLeaks. Educating the public about WikiLeaks is a fundamental part of ensuring Bradley’s actions are understood.
Read More »Bradley Manning petition, Bradley spends 800 days in jail, Coombs’ pretrial abuse motion for October, and Kevin Gosztola’s FOIA requests to counter military secrecy.
Read More »March 1, 2012. By Rainey Reitman. An explanation of our position regarding Bradley’s gender-questioning, and the reasons why feminist and trans advocates should come to his defense. Everything we know from friends, family, and his legal defense team, is that he wishes to be referred to as Brad or Bradley until he’s able to get to the next stage of his life.
Read More »August 1, 2012. By the Bradley Manning Support Network. Last year, a petition to end Bradley Manning’s torture garnered more than 500,000 signatures and helped move Bradley to Ft. Leavenworth. Now Daniel Ellsberg, the CCR, and the Bradley Manning Support Network call on you to sign the petition to free Bradley today.
Read More »Two years since the WikiLeaks release, Kevin Gosztola reflects on what we’ve learned from the Afghan War Diary. Bay Area protests include calls for Bradley Manning’s freedom.
Read More »Dan Lefcourt on the implications of Bradley Manning’s unjust trial, supporters rally for Bradley at Ft. Leavenworth, and the ACLU on the U.S. government’s warped secrecy logic.
Read More »July 20, 2012. By the Bradley Manning Support Network. July 25th marks the second anniversary of the release of the Afghan war logs. These documents revealed tens of thousands of previously undocumented civilian deaths, greatly contradicting the narrative of the US government. To mark this important anniversary we are asking supporters to update their profile pictures with a message in support of the alleged whistle-blower Bradley Manning.
Read More »July 20, 2012. By the Bradley Manning Support Network. Motions hearing recap includes Judge Lind’s ruling to block Manning’s whistle-blower defense, next month’s hearing surrounding Bradley’s torture at Quantico, and supporters’ vigils and rallies.
Read More »Endorsed by 25+ organizations, this three-day encampment of the LA Federal Court Building in support of Bradley Manning represented a true cross-section of supporters.
Read More »The government continues to deny public access to court records, and David Coombs posts defense motions for next week’s motion hearing.
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