A military officer recommended that Pfc. Bradley Manning, accused of leaking confidential government documents to WikiLeaks, face court martial.
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Court Martial Recommended for Private Manning in WikiLeaks Case
Hackers claiming to be part of Anonymous launch a Wikileaks-style site targeting the German far-right.
Military prosecutors presented new and detailed evidence Thursday that they said showed that Pfc. Bradley Manning collaborated with Julian Assange, the founder of the anti-secrecy Web site WikiLeaks, in stealing more than 700,000 documents from classified computer systems and publishing them on the Internet. Read full article > >
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Prosecutors say Manning collaborated with WikiLeaks’ Assange in stealing secret documents
WikiLeaks suspect doesn’t claim innocence.
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Manning Defense Makes Final Pitch
Lawyers defending a US soldier accused of handing government secrets to Wikileaks say his supervisors failed to recognise his troubled emotional state.
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Army ‘failed’ in Wikileaks case
The Army Court of Criminal Appeals said late Friday that the case against Pfc. Bradley Manning would go forward with Lt. Col. Paul Almanza as the presiding officer.
LONDON — WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange prolonged his stay in Britain on Monday, winning the right to petition the Supreme Court to hear his case against extradition to Sweden over sex crime allegations. On Monday, two High Court judges in London ruled that Assange’s case raised a question of “general public importance,” which means he now has 14 days to apply to the Supreme Court, the highest court in Britain. Read full article > >
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WikiLeaks founder continues extradition fight
Two Welsh MEPs sign a letter raising concerns about the treatment of US Army analyst Bradley Manning, who is accused of passing sensitive information to Wikileaks.
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MEPs’ plea over Wikileaks suspect
US Army analyst Bradley Manning, accused of leaking government secrets to the website Wikileaks is set to appear before a military panel in December for a preliminary hearing.
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Wikileaks suspect gets court date
A London court ruled on Wednesday that Julian Assange, the WikiLeaks founder, can be be extradited to Sweden for questioning over allegations of sexual abuse there last year.
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Assange, WikiLeaks Founder, May Be Extradited, Judges Rules
LONDON — WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange lost his battle against extradition Wednesday when Britain’s High Court ruled that he should be sent to Sweden to face questioning over allegations of sexual misconduct. The judgment was handed down by High Court judges John Thomas and Duncan Ouseley with Assange in attendance, wearing a dark suit and a Remembrance Day poppy . Read full article > >
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British High Court rejects Assange extradition appeal
LONDON — The anti-secrecy organization WikiLeaks says it will be scaling back operations so that it can focus on raising money. For months, WikiLeaks has been prevented from receiving donations through VISA, Mastercard and other firms that process financial transactions. Those firms severed their relations with the organization after American officials described its release of classified documents as damaging to U.S. national security interests . Read full article > >
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WikiLeaks will scale back publication of secret documents to focus on fundraising
HONG KONG — In a raw display of Beijing’s mistrust of Washington, the Chinese Communist Party has seized on diplomatic cables released by WikiLeaks as evidence of anti-China plotting by U.S. diplomats and a “Gang of Four” comprising prominent Hong Kong pro-democracy figures. Portraying the U.S. Consulate in Hong Kong as a nest of spies and subversive busybodies, articles in local media controlled by the party have adopted an unusually harsh tone at a time when both China and the United States pledge a desire for smoother relations — but keep getting stuck in polemics. Read full article > >
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China’s Communist Party accuses U.S. diplomats in Hong Kong of meddling
An autobiography of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange is set for release, despite his withdrawal from the book project.
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Unauthorised Assange book due out
Court Martial Recommended for Private Manning in WikiLeaks Case
Friday, January 13th, 2012Prosecutors say Manning collaborated with WikiLeaks’ Assange in stealing secret documents
Friday, December 23rd, 2011WikiLeaks will scale back publication of secret documents to focus on fundraising
Monday, October 24th, 2011China’s Communist Party accuses U.S. diplomats in Hong Kong of meddling
Tuesday, September 27th, 2011
