Accused whistleblower deserves the prize for casting light on war crimes committed in Iraq, nomination states The Oklahoma Center for Conscience and Peace Research (OCCPR) announced on Tuesday that it has nominated US Army Private First Class Bradley Manning for the Nobel Peace Prize. In its nomination, OCCPR stated that it chose Bradley Manning because of his
<!–break–>Tomgram: Chase Madar, The Trials of Bradley Manning, A Defenseclip The Obama administration came into office proclaiming “sunshine” policies. When some of the U.S. government’s dirty laundry was laid out in the bright light of day by WikiLeaks, however, its officials responded in a knee-jerk, punitive manner in the case of Bradley Manning, now in
Album of photos from event. Background info.Twenty-five activists came out in the cold to help educate the passers-by about Oklahoma native Bradley Manning. with t-shirts, signs, palm cards and newspapers, the message was “Free Bradley Manning” and “Blowing the whistle on war crimes is not a crime.”For info on future actions on this issue, watch
Oklahoma native Manning has been in solitary confinement for seven months, pre-trial, in violation of UCMJ – the Uniform Code of Military Justice OKLAHOMA CITY – On Friday, January 14, from Noon to 1 pm, supporters of Bradley Manning will hold a rally at the corner of N. 23rd St. and Broadway. The purpose of
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