In Supporting Bradley We Support
Venezuela
1 May 2013 / Defend
Bradley, our
Gay Hero
9 May 2013/
Bradley Manning: uncovering
rape19 May 2013/
revealing US intervention in
Haiti
27 May 2013
Motion in support of Bradley Manning
The No Debt Committee supports the No Debt International Day of
Struggle and sends solidarity and support for Bradley Manning, joining
the millions of supporters around the world.31 January 2012
MILITARY JUSTICE: The Bradley Manning "Article 32 Hearing"
28
January 2012
Bradley Manning Support Network in solidarity with Occupy Movement
"Our struggle for Bradley Manning’s freedom is a struggle for
everyone’s freedom. The Occupy movement’s fight for true democracy
is everyone’s fight. That is why we’re standing in solidarity, in
person, as we Occupy everywhere.”
14 October 2011
Bradley’s lawyer on his new treatment conditions "Since
being moved to the JRCF, PFC Manning’s overall mood and demeanor has
greatly improved......he is able to maintain regular contact with
his defense team."
30 June 2011
Most
in LGBT Community Don’t Even Know of Bradley Manning
In San Francisco, New York and Chicago, support
contingents for Pfc. Bradley Manning, the accused WikiLeaks
whistleblower, participated in Sunday’s gay pride parades.
28 June 2011
Lt.
Dan Choi: Proud to Stand Shoulder to Shoulder with Bradley
Manning: "The US is a horrible role model, not only on gay rights,
but progress."
24 June 2011
KPFK interview UK Friends of Bradley Manning
& Payday
23 June 2011
Leah Bolger of Veterans for Peace speaking during the "Rally for
Bradley Manning" at Ft. Leavenworth, KS on
4 June 2011
Bradley Manning case sparks UN criticism of US government
Mendez, the UN special rapporteur on torture, said: "I am deeply
disappointed and frustrated by the prevarication of the US
government with regard to my attempts to visit Mr Manning."
11 April 2011
Bradley Manning's military doctors accused over treatmentA leading group of doctors in has
questioned the role of military psychiatrists in Quantico, Virginia,
where Bradley Manning is being subjected to harsh treatment
that some call torture.
Bradley Manning is UK citizen Amnesty
International asks government to intervene on behalf of
soldier suspected of having passed US secrets to
WikiLeaks.
The Trials of Bradley Manning, A Defense
Whistleblowers who attempt to rectify the disastrous policies of
their nation are not criminals. They are patriots, and eventually
are recognized as such. Bradley Manning is by no means the first
American to serve his country in such a way.10February2011
No link between Bradley Manning and Julian AssangeUS
investigators have been unable to find evidence directly linking
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and Bradley Manning, the army
private suspected of passing on confidential documents to the
whistleblowing website...
26 January 2011
US protest singer releases a song about the treatment of
Bradley Manning
4 January 2011
On Bradley Manning, Solitary Confinement, and Selective Outrage
The treatment of Bradley Manning,
which has introduced many on the left to the torment of solitary
confinement, may present an opportunity for them to measure their
own humanity.
2 January 2011
Julian Assange interviewed on Bradley Manning “If we are to
believe the allegations, then this man acted for political reasons.
He is a political prisoner in the United States.”
29 December 2010
They’re 'Slow-Torturing' Bradley Manning Right Under Our Noses
House’s account from his visit with
Manning suggests Manning's jailers, within the limitations they
have, are doing their best to break Manning psychologically, Their
primary limitation is the publicity surrounding the Manning case and
the fact he has a strong, and hopefully growing, support network.
24 December 2010
Supporters
Call for End to Inhumane Treatment of Bradley Manning
Manning’s sleep is regularly interrupted. Coombs writes: “The guards
are required to check on Manning every five minutes [...] At night,
if the guards cannot see PFC Manning clearly, because he has a
blanket over his head or is curled up towards the wall, they will
wake him in order to ensure he is okay.”
22 December 2010
Assange begins mansion arrest, but his 'source' feels the heat Bradley Manning spent yesterday, his
birthday, alone in a tiny, bare prison cell, without a pillow
or sheets on his bed, in weak health and wracked with anxiety at the
prospect of a prison sentence of 52 years.
18 December 2010
Why Stand with
WikiLeaks Women Against Rape pointed out in a
letter to Britain's Guardian newspaper:
There is a long tradition of the use of rape and sexual assault for
political agendas that have nothing to do with women's safety. In the
South of the U.S., the lynching of Black men was often justified on
grounds that they had raped or even looked at a white woman.
17
December 2010
The inhumane conditions of Bradley Manning's detentionFrom the beginning of his detention,
Manning has been held in intensive solitary confinement. For 23 out
of 24 hours every day -- for seven straight months and counting --
he sits completely alone in his cell.
15 December 2010
Bradley Manning legal update and overview
"We expect the pre-trial hearing of
accused Wikileaks whistle-blower Bradley Manning to take place early
2011, followed by trial about four months later."
1 November 2010
IVAW Statement on the Iraq War Logs - A Call for Accountability
The latest release by Wikileaks of the Iraq War Logs is the largest
leak in U.S. history and reveals in extensive detail what Iraq
Veterans Against the War has been saying since our founding in
2004. 27 October
2010
The Persecution of Bradley Manning".....if
Manning did what he is suspected of doing, he should be honored as
an American hero for exposing war crimes and hopefully, ultimately,
helping to end this war."
20 September 2010
Bradley
Manning's Whistleblowing is Not a Crime
“......we have an imperative to support
those people who’ve seen the horrors of battle and want to share
that reality with the American people.”
25 August 2010
