The LA Times argues that the recent ruling in favor of the defense offers the government an exit: it is time to make a deal. And Ron Paul states that Bradley Manning has done more for peace than Obama.
Read More »Icelandic MP Birgitta Jónsdóttir hosted an event in NYC to raise awareness about Bradley Manning’s three year incarceration, and his upcoming court martial in June. This week Bradley Manning will be back in court for a pre-trial hearing. A vigil will be held April 10th! Can you attend?
Read More »Rolling Stone posts its full Manning feature online, Norman Solomon documents the outpouring of support for Bradley, P.J. Crowley condemns the ‘aiding the enemy’ charge against Manning, and WikiLeaks announces a press conference.
Read More »Musician Conor Oberst calls Bradley Manning an American hero, Priti Cox on how the Obama administration is jailing the messenger, and the DOJ confirms that it’s still investigating WikiLeaks.
Read More »The New York Times covers the extensive and capricious secrecy surrounding Bradley Manning’s court martial, Citizen Radio devotes its full segment to Bradley Manning and the effects of solitary confinement, and an op-ed praises Manning’s whistleblowing as a check on government power.
Read More »A new film explores the recent war on whistleblowers, Kevin Gosztola argues in the Nation that Bradley Manning is a classic whistleblower, and Democracy Now explores the recent Guardian/BBC Arabic investigation that used Iraq War Logs to find U.S. links to Iraqi torture centers.
Read More »Photos: Veterans for Peace, along with members of CodePink, gather and rally for Bradley Manning in Ukiah, California, and outside Creech Air Base, Nevada.
Read More »Whistleblowers Daniel Ellsberg, Jesselyn Radack, and Thomas Drake talk to Kevin Gosztola about why they believe Bradley Manning is a whistleblower who acted on his conscience — someone who deserves thanks, not aggressive persecution.
Read More »The current issue of Rolling Stone magazine (March 14, 2013) features the ten-page article, “The Trials of Bradley Manning,” by Janet Reitman. Read an excerpt of the piece, along with Reitman’s latest coverage on Manning’s statement and legal proceedings.
Read More »The Wall Street Journal and the New York Times have published dangerously inaccurate pieces about Bradley Manning recently, and it’s left to the many writers and legal experts following the case more closely correct their errors to keep the record straight.
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