11 February 2013

WikiLeaks has been financially blockaded without process for 802 days.
Julian Assange has been detained without charge for 799  days. 
 - 237 days at the Ecuadorian Embassy.

Bradley Manning has been in prison without trial for 994 days.  
Jeremy Hammond has been in prison without trial for 345 days. 
A secret Grand Jury on WikiLeaks has been active for 879 days.

WikiLeaks News:

• The director of Collateral Murder documentary "Incident in New Baghdad" is working on a new documentary about the U.S. war on whistleblowers. The project can be funded and a trailer can be watched at its Kickstarter page.
• In a recent interview, Lebanese anti-war activist Gilbert Achcar discusses the influence of WikiLeaks cables on the Arab Spring.
• An article in Newsbomb discusses why the Burgas–Alexandroupoli pipeline project was terminated, with reference to WikiLeaks cables.

Julian Assange News:

• Voice of Russia published the second part of its interview with WikiLeaks lawyer Michael Ratner, in which he discusses Julian Assange's asylum status and the U.S. drone policy.
• Professor Ferrada de Noli published the third and fourth parts of his series, "Seven Pillars of Deception", which analyses Julian Assange's case in relation to Swedish politics.

Bradley Manning News:

•  Firedoglake's Kevin Gosztola appeared on The David Pakman Show to give an update in Bradley Manning's case and explain what can be expected from his coming hearings and trial.