Saul Landau asks why Manning faces life in prison while Libby’s sentence was commuted, writers call attention to Manning’s influence on the Iraq war, and Daniel Ellsberg asks why it’s not the Bush administration on trial.
Read More »Cenk Uygur reviews Manning’s case and treatment, and says it’s time to let him go. Russian officials ask the U.S. to respect Manning’s rights, citing the UN torture chief’s comments on his confinement.
Read More »March 7, 2012. Bradley Manning Support Network. Call top Pentagon attorney Jeh Johnson at 703-695-3341. Tell him to allow UN torture chief Juan Mendez to visit PFC Manning and investigate his abusive treatment in Quantico.
Read More »Glenn Greenwald comments on UN torture chief criticizing Manning’s abusive treatment, while supporters plan protests for Manning’s next court date.
Read More »March 5, 2012. Bradley Manning Support Network. Juan Mendez, the United Nations Rapporteur on Torture, has slammed the United States government for abusing accused WikiLeaks whistle-blower PFC Bradley Manning during pre-trial confinement. Mr. Mendez has repeatedly sought to conduct an unsupervised meeting with PFC Manning in order to investigate these abuses.
Read More »UN torture chief again criticizes Manning’s treatment at Quantico, the DOD reveals administration leaks, and transparency advocates criticize the Obama administration on secrecy and accountability.
Read More »Bradley’s new mailing address is: “Commander, HHC USAG; Attn: PFC Manning; 239 Sheridan Ave, Bldg 417; JBM-HH, VA 22211″. Fort Leavenworth is not forwarding mail.
Read More »Ft. Meade announces Manning’s next court date is March 15, when his court martial will be announced. Jane Hamsher discusses Stratfor’s FBI source.
Read More »The military judge has scheduled a motion hearing in the case of United States vs. Pfc. Bradley E. Manning, beginning on Thursday, March 15 at 10 a.m., at Fort George G. Meade, Md.
Read More »Amy Goodman reviews WikiLeaks’ latest release, interviews a legal representative for Assange. Naomi Wolf discusses detention and Manning’s treatment.
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