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WikiLeaks Source Chelsea Manning Set To Be Released
Chelsea Manning, the transgender army private jailed for one of the largest leaks of classified documents in US history, is set to walk out of a military prison Wednesday after seven years behind bars.
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Chelsea Manning Ends Hunger Strike After Army Allows Gender Surgery
A transgender soldier imprisoned in Kansas for leaking classified information to the WikiLeaks website will end a hunger strike after the Army agreed to allow her to receive medical treatment for her gender dysphoria, the American Civil Liberties Union announced Tuesday.
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Chelsea Manning Could Face Solitary Confinement at Military Prison
Chelsea Manning, a soldier imprisoned for leaking classified US information to pro-transparency site WikiLeaks, could face solitary confinement on charges she violated prison rules by having prohibited reading material, her attorney said on Wednesday.
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The Alan Rusbridger Masterclass: Full Transcript
One of the world's most celebrated editors, Alan Rusbridger talks to NDTV's Sreenivasan Jain in a freewheeling interview on the state of the media. Rusbridger, who just stepped down after heading the Guardian for 20 years, takes us inside some of the papers biggest scoops: the Snowden revelations, WikiLeaks and the phone hacking scandal.
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Bradley Manning faces legal and social difficulties as transgender
Bradley Manning, the US soldier sentenced this week for leaking 700,000 classified documents to WikiLeaks in the biggest breach of secret data in the country's history, could soon be entangled in another legal showdown.
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Bradley Manning says he wants to live as a woman
Bradley Manning, the US soldier sentenced to 35 years for leaking secret documents, said today he now considers himself as a woman called Chelsea.
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A look at Bradley Manning's trial in US
US soldier Bradley Manning has been sentenced to 35 years in prison for leaking thousands of classified documents to the anti-secrecy website WikiLeaks.
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Bradley Manning verdict is a 'strategic victory', says WikiLeaks
WikiLeaks hailed the sentencing of US soldier Bradley Manning to 35 years in jail as a "significant strategic victory" today.
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US soldier Bradley Manning sentenced to 35 years in prison for giving secrets to WikiLeaks
US soldier Bradley Manning was sentenced today to 35 years in prison for giving hundreds of thousands of classified military and diplomatic documents to the anti-secrecy group WikiLeaks, the largest such leak in the country's history.
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WikiLeaks trial: Bradley Manning faces sentencing on Wednesday
The judge in the court-martial of Bradley Manning, the soldier convicted of giving classified US files to WikiLeaks, said today she would sentence him on Wednesday morning at the earliest.
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Lawyers for WikiLeaker Manning ask judge not to 'rob him of his youth'
Attorneys for Bradley Manning, the soldier found guilty of turning over 700,000 classified US files to WikiLeaks, called on a military judge on Monday to sentence him to a term that "doesn't rob him of his youth," rather than the 60 years urged by prosecutors.
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WikiLeaks trial: US prosecutors demand 60 years jail for Bradley Manning
US military prosecutors demanded that Private Bradley Manning spend at least 60 years in jail for handing a vast trove of secret files to anti-secrecy site WikiLeaks.
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WikiLeaks: Bradley Manning tells court he's 'sorry' for US secrets breach
US soldier Bradley Manning on Wednesday told a military court "I'm sorry" for giving war logs and diplomatic secrets to the WikiLeaks website three years ago, the biggest breach of classified data in the nation's history.
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US rights group urges Nobel Peace Prize for WikiLeaks soldier
A US rights group has collected over 100,000 signatures urging the Norwegian Nobel committee to give this year's Peace Prize to Bradley Manning, a US soldier convicted of leaking classified US government files touching on military policy.
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Bradley Manning's WikiLeaks breach triggered costly US Army scramble, says witness
Assessing the breach of the largest leak of classified data in US history cost the military hundreds of thousands of dollars, a retired Army officer on Wednesday told the judge weighing the length of time soldier Bradley Manning will spend in prison.
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WikiLeaks Source Chelsea Manning Set To Be Released
Chelsea Manning, the transgender army private jailed for one of the largest leaks of classified documents in US history, is set to walk out of a military prison Wednesday after seven years behind bars.
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Chelsea Manning Ends Hunger Strike After Army Allows Gender Surgery
A transgender soldier imprisoned in Kansas for leaking classified information to the WikiLeaks website will end a hunger strike after the Army agreed to allow her to receive medical treatment for her gender dysphoria, the American Civil Liberties Union announced Tuesday.
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Chelsea Manning Could Face Solitary Confinement at Military Prison
Chelsea Manning, a soldier imprisoned for leaking classified US information to pro-transparency site WikiLeaks, could face solitary confinement on charges she violated prison rules by having prohibited reading material, her attorney said on Wednesday.
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The Alan Rusbridger Masterclass: Full Transcript
One of the world's most celebrated editors, Alan Rusbridger talks to NDTV's Sreenivasan Jain in a freewheeling interview on the state of the media. Rusbridger, who just stepped down after heading the Guardian for 20 years, takes us inside some of the papers biggest scoops: the Snowden revelations, WikiLeaks and the phone hacking scandal.
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Bradley Manning faces legal and social difficulties as transgender
Bradley Manning, the US soldier sentenced this week for leaking 700,000 classified documents to WikiLeaks in the biggest breach of secret data in the country's history, could soon be entangled in another legal showdown.
-
Bradley Manning says he wants to live as a woman
Bradley Manning, the US soldier sentenced to 35 years for leaking secret documents, said today he now considers himself as a woman called Chelsea.
-
A look at Bradley Manning's trial in US
US soldier Bradley Manning has been sentenced to 35 years in prison for leaking thousands of classified documents to the anti-secrecy website WikiLeaks.
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Bradley Manning verdict is a 'strategic victory', says WikiLeaks
WikiLeaks hailed the sentencing of US soldier Bradley Manning to 35 years in jail as a "significant strategic victory" today.
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US soldier Bradley Manning sentenced to 35 years in prison for giving secrets to WikiLeaks
US soldier Bradley Manning was sentenced today to 35 years in prison for giving hundreds of thousands of classified military and diplomatic documents to the anti-secrecy group WikiLeaks, the largest such leak in the country's history.
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WikiLeaks trial: Bradley Manning faces sentencing on Wednesday
The judge in the court-martial of Bradley Manning, the soldier convicted of giving classified US files to WikiLeaks, said today she would sentence him on Wednesday morning at the earliest.
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Lawyers for WikiLeaker Manning ask judge not to 'rob him of his youth'
Attorneys for Bradley Manning, the soldier found guilty of turning over 700,000 classified US files to WikiLeaks, called on a military judge on Monday to sentence him to a term that "doesn't rob him of his youth," rather than the 60 years urged by prosecutors.
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WikiLeaks trial: US prosecutors demand 60 years jail for Bradley Manning
US military prosecutors demanded that Private Bradley Manning spend at least 60 years in jail for handing a vast trove of secret files to anti-secrecy site WikiLeaks.
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WikiLeaks: Bradley Manning tells court he's 'sorry' for US secrets breach
US soldier Bradley Manning on Wednesday told a military court "I'm sorry" for giving war logs and diplomatic secrets to the WikiLeaks website three years ago, the biggest breach of classified data in the nation's history.
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US rights group urges Nobel Peace Prize for WikiLeaks soldier
A US rights group has collected over 100,000 signatures urging the Norwegian Nobel committee to give this year's Peace Prize to Bradley Manning, a US soldier convicted of leaking classified US government files touching on military policy.
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Bradley Manning's WikiLeaks breach triggered costly US Army scramble, says witness
Assessing the breach of the largest leak of classified data in US history cost the military hundreds of thousands of dollars, a retired Army officer on Wednesday told the judge weighing the length of time soldier Bradley Manning will spend in prison.
