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Manning verdict blow for investigative journalism and its sources
Sources News Release
http://www.sources.com/Releases/NR1915.htm
Publisher: Reporters Without Borders
Date Written: 31/07/2013
Year Published: 2013
Resource Type: Article
Reporters Without Borders regards today's verdict in U.S. Army private Bradley Manning's trial as dangerous. Although acquitted of "aiding the enemy," he was found guilty of five counts of espionage and five counts of theft, for which he could
Abstract: Reporters Without Borders regards today's verdict in U.S. Army private Bradley Manning's trial as dangerous. Although acquitted of "aiding the enemy," he was found guilty of five counts of espionage and five counts of theft, for which he could receive a combined sentence of more than 100 years in prison.
The sentence is due to be announced at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow (1330 GMT).
The verdict is warning to all whistleblowers, against whom the Obama administration has been waging an unprece...
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