WikiLeaks reveals US opposed Afghanistan signing cluster bombs ban. The director of Al Jazeera cooperated closely with US on coverage of Iraq War
Read More »September 21, 2011. Bradley Manning Support Network. President Obama claimed in remarks yesterday that the U.S. is working to “expand protections for whistle-blowers”, as part of an “Open Government Initiative.” Meanwhile his Administration continues an unprecedented crackdown on government whistle-blowers, pursuing five cases since taking office, including Bradley Manning.
Read More »August 16, 2011. Bradley Manning Support Network. Was the information leaked classified for the protection of national security, as government officials contend? Or do the revelations provide the American public with information that we should have had access to in the first place? Here are some key facts regarding the information that Bradley Manning is accused of making public.
Read More »Dinner party success! Updates on recent WikiLeaks developments. Ann Wright and Michael Moore voice support for Bradley.
Read More »September 14, 2011. Bradley Manning Support Network. Today, in a featured guest column for the independent U.S. military journal “Stars and Stripes”, retired Army colonel and former U.S. diplomat Ann Wright writes, “instead of punishing and silencing alleged whistle-blowers like Manning for revealing uncomfortable truths, we should honor their courage to stand up for what’s right.”
Read More »The Council of Europe condemns culture of secrecy, Bradley Manning’s treatment. His supporters gather around the world this weekend for dinner parties to support the campaign.
Read More »September 7, 2011. Bradley Manning Support Network. The Council of Europe issued a draft resolution today condemning a “cult of secrecy” which the human rights organization says has allowed Western security and intelligence services to routinize the concealment of violent crimes and other rights abuses.
Read More »“Revolutions and reforms are in danger of being lost as the unpublished cables spread to intelligence contractors and governments before the public,” says WikiLeaks.
Read More »September 6, 2011. Bradley Manning Support Network. Today we are bringing you a special appeal for support, because we know that in order to win Bradley’s case in a military court we must first win his case in the court of public opinion. We are working to harness broad-based grassroots support, combined with international pressure. Our aim is to make it difficult for the United States government to continue their persecution of Bradley Manning — and we need your help.
Read More »September 2, 2011. Bradley Manning Support Network. Yesterday evening WikiLeaks made their complete archive of US diplomatic cables available to the public. This publication appears to have been precipitated by an unintentional leak of a file containing the same material, involving one of their media partners.
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