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16 Jul 2011: James Ball: The story of Manning's exposure shows how sources aren't protected by the kind of security measures WikiLeaks takes -
13 Jul 2011: Wired magazine publishes chat logs between WikiLeaks suspect and hacker who reported to him to authorities
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7 Jul 2011:
WikiLeaks suspect held series of conversations in 2009 that provide insights into his character and outlook
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6 Jul 2011:
Amy Goodman: Whatever happens to its editor Julian Assange, facing possible extradition, WikiLeaks has cracked open state secrecy for ever
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4 Jul 2011:
New online conversations allege the suspected WikiLeaks source was mocked and physically attacked
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17 Jun 2011:
Extraordinary surveillance measures are used during the WikiLeaks founder's house arrest
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14 Jun 2011:
Open letter: The Obama administration's record on secrecy and surveillance is a disgrace and should not be sanitised by unearned prizes
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13 Jun 2011:
Daniel Ellsberg: While we go on waging unwinnable wars on false premises, the Pentagon papers tell us we must not wait 40 years for the truth
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Video
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13 Jun 2011:
Wikileaks, gay hackers and the US Army - an accident waiting to happen?
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10 Jun 2011:
Washington forced into frantic damage limitation: Classified dispatches obtained by WikiLeaks, the whistleblowers' website, were given to the Guardian
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28 May 2011: Transcript of an interview with a US soldier who was with Bradley Manning in the discharge unit of Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, where Manning had been sent before he was due to be thrown out of the army in October 2007 – six weeks after he had enlisted. That decision was revoked and Manning ended up in Iraq
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27 May 2011:
Ann Clwyd: The Guardian Films investigation asks the questions surrounding Manning's treatment to which we must get answers
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27 May 2011: Exclusive: Having been on the brink of discharge from the US army, Bradley Manning was posted to a desolate Iraq base where secret intelligence was the TV entertainment
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27 May 2011: Guardian exclusive: Soldier held over US intelligence leak was known to be mentally fragile and unsuited to army life
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Video
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27 May 2011:
Bradley Manning, the man held over the leaking of confidential cables to WikiLeaks, was a 'mess of a child' who should never have been put through a tour of duty in Iraq, according to an investigative film produced by the Guardian
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