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The Guardian Bradley Manning given 35-year prison term for passing files to WikiLeaks The Guardian Bradley Manning has been sentenced to 35 years in prison for passing hundreds of thousands of classified military documents to WikiLeaks . The sentence was more severe than many observers expected, and is much longer than any punishment given to ..

The Guardian Bradley Manning trial: what we know from the leaked WikiLeaks documents The Guardian Bradley Manning, a 25-year-old US private, downloaded more than 700,000 classified documents from US military servers and passed them to WikiLeaks . The Guardian was one of several news organisations to publish a series of stories based on the …

NBCNews.com Official: Bradley Manning kept on lockdown for his own safety NBCNews.com The second day of this week's hearings are underway in the case against Manning, who is charged with leaking thousands of pages of classified documents to the website WikiLeaks . This week's hearings cover a motion filed by the defense claiming that the …

RT NSA refuses to disclose its links with Google RT Although Obama campaigned with the promise of creating an administration more transparent than any other in history, watchdog groups such as EPIC continue to be locked out of FOIA request and whistleblowers, including PFC Bradley Manning and WikiLeak's …

Passport Magazine (blog) Bradley Manning's Treatment Called Inhuman and Cruel by United Nations Passport Magazine (blog) Mendez writes of the accused WikiLeak -er: “The special rapporteur concludes that imposing seriously punitive conditions of detention on someone who has not been found guilty of any crime is a violation of his right to physical and psychological … and more

UN torture official denounces US treatment of Bradley Manning World Socialist Web Site The 24-year-old Army private has been held for nearly 20 months, accused of leaking documentary evidence of US war crimes in Iraq and Afghanistan to the whistleblower organization WikiLeaks . Speaking Monday at a UN Human Rights Council meeting in …

CNET Ex-hacker Lamo: No regrets over Bradley Manning CNET Adrian Lamo, the ex-hacker who became notorious for turning in alleged Wikileak -er Bradley Manning, says he has no regrets about his role in aiding the US Army's criminal prosecution of the young soldier. …

The Guardian New details about the Wikileaks story raise serious questions about site's … DailyTech Early indications are that revelations will shock and raise serious questions about Wikileaks ' behavior, though the site's staunchest supporters will doubtless dismiss the claims as conspiracy

Daily Mail 'WikiSecrets': New Documentary on Bradley Manning and WikiLeaks The Takeaway (FILE) Wikileaks founder Julian Assange holds a press conference at Park Plaza Hotel on October 23, 2010 in London, England. (Dan Kitwood/Getty) Bradley has never had any political views