NUDE WOMEN rally for imprisoned soldier Bradley Manning. High performance access to file storage Pics Supporters of Bradley Manning stripped down to their skivvies outside the office of US Senator Dianne Feinstein to protest the treatment of the suspected WikiLeaker, who is being held in solitary confinement, often without being allowed to wear clothes.
Chanting slogans such as “Solitary confinement is inhumane” and “Due process, humane treatment,” the protesters called on Feinstein to oppose Manning's prison conditions, which also prevent him from exercising, sleeping during the day, or reading except during certain hours. He has also been forced to sleep naked many nights and then stand at full attention the following morning for inspection, according to his attorney. Several of the supporters wore face masks depicting the army intelligence analyst, who has been charged with about two dozen counts, including aiding the enemy, which carries the potential of a death sentence.
Supporters of Pfc. Anonymous Hackers Target Alleged WikiLeaker Bradley Manning’s Jailers - Andy Greenberg - The Firewall. 03-11: International Bradley Manning Support Day. March 20th, 2011 is International Bradley Manning Support Day.
It will see coordinated rallies all over the world in support of Manning, the alleged whistleblower incarcerated under cruel and inhumane conditions in a marine brig in Quantico, Virginia. Since Manning was arrested 10 months ago, and began to endure solitary confinement, international support and advocacy of his cause has grown. This has intensified in the last few months, when the full import of the Wikileaks releases - which Manning is accused of having leaked - began to dawn on the international citizenry. The official policy towards Manning, however, has not alleviated, but intensified. In the last month, Manning was subjected to even more unusual treatment in Quantico, and an array of new charges opened up the possibility of a death sentence. WL gives $15,100 to Defense BM. 13 January 2011 Wikileaks Gives $15,100 to Manning Defense From: "Mike Gogulski" <mike[at]gogulski.com> To: <press[at]bradleymanning.org> Subject: WikiLeaks fulfills pledge to support accused whistle-blower Bradley Manning Date: Thu, 13 Jan 2011 09:58:12 +0100.
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