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Manning: Seeing Victims of US War As 'People' – Not 'Statistics' – Compelled Leaks

'A Great Day': After 7 Years, Chelsea Manning Takes First Steps of Freedom

Andrea Germanos, staff writer

"Today is a great day!" That's the message from supporters of U.S. Army whistleblower Chelsea Manning , who on Wednesday, after seven years in military prison, is a free woman. "After another anxious four months of waiting, the day has finally arrived," Manning said in a statement upon her release: "I am looking forward to so much! Whatever is...

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Donations and Gratitude Pour In for Chelsea Manning's Homecoming

Lauren McCauley, staff writer

These recent photos of Chelsea Manning "capture the reality of her prison life," according to her attorney Chase Strangio. "She is forced to keep her hair short—a source of pain and trauma that we have been fighting in court for years. But she wants that to be visible and documented." (Photo courtesy of Chelsea Manning)

A fundraiser to "welcome home" Chelsea Manning launched just two days ago has...

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Snowden, Ellsberg Issue Heartfelt Support for Almost-Free Chelsea Manning

Nadia Prupis, staff writer

President Barack Obama's commutation Tuesday of Chelsea Manning 's 35-year...

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A rally for Chelsea Manning.

Supporters 'Ecstatic' After Obama Commutes Chelsea Manning's Sentence

Amnesty International earlier this month floated a hot air balloon with whistleblower Edward Snowden's portrait above the Statue of Liberty in New York City.

In Obama's Final Days in Office, Rights Advocates Push for Last-Minute Pardons

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Chelsea Manning on Obama's "Short List" for Commutation, DOJ Source Says

Dozens of Rights Groups Ask Obama to 'End Cycle of Cruelty,' Free Chelsea Manning

Chelsea Manning Supporters Launch Last-Ditch Call for Clemency

Chelsea Manning, Whose Leaks Helped Expose Military Criminality, Asks Obama to Reduce Her Sentence

Punished for Suicide Attempt, Chelsea Manning Sentenced to Solitary

Chelsea Manning Ends Hunger Strike as Army OKs 'Vital' Gender Surgery

Manning sent this photograph of herself in a wig and makeup to her supervisor in April 2010.

Chelsea Manning Begins Hunger Strike Against Prison Conditions

Chelsea Manning petitions delivered to US Army

More Than 115,000 Decry 'Egregious Miscarriage of Justice' in Manning Case

Outcry Swells After Military Threatens to Punish Chelsea Manning 'Essentially for Living'

'A Travesty': Chelsea Manning Faces New Charges After Suicide Attempt

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Chelsea Manning, Legal Team Confirm Manning’s Safe Release From Prison

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Chelsea Manning, Legal Team Statements on Her Upcoming Release From Military Prison

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President Obama Grants Commutation to Chelsea Manning

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The Internet Wants to Give Chelsea Manning A Hug

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Chelsea Manning Reportedly on President Obama’s “Short List” for Commutation

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ACLU & LGBT Groups Call on President Obama to Grant Clemency to Chelsea Manning

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Kevin Gosztola

Chelsea Manning’s Persevering Spirit Shines In Interview For ABC’s ‘Nightline’

Janine Jackson

Chelsea Manning Is Free–but Whistleblowers Still Face Prison

Glenn Greenwald

Chelsea Manning Is a Free Woman: Her Heroism Has Expanded Beyond Her Initial Whistleblowing

Evan Greer

Why I Fought for Chelsea Manning

Chase Strangio

After Seven Years in Custody, Chelsea Manning Will Soon Be Free

Kevin Gosztola

Chelsea Manning Will Be Released Next Week And Finally Get A First Chance At Life

Ray McGovern

Another Hatchet Job on Snowden

Chelsea Manning

Compromise Does Not Work With Our Political Opponents. When Will We Learn?

Marjorie Cohn

The Injustices of Manning’s Ordeal

Dana Gold

Obama Should Pardon Snowden as Well as Manning

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